Indianapolis Sports News

The Indianapolis Colts tied an NFL record when they beat the Tennessee Titans 27-17 for their 21st consecutive regular-season victory on Sunday. The Colts, 12-0 this season, equaled the mark set by the New England Patriots from 2006 through 2008....

If Cubs manager Lou Piniella is interested in extending his contract past 2010, it's news to Jim Hendry. "We haven't talked about any of it," Hendry said today as he walked through the lobby of the Indianapolis Marriott on the...

Michael Marot Associated Press Associated Press Valparaiso�s Michael Rogers, right, has his shot blocked by Butler�s Gordon Hayward on Saturday in Indianapolis. Butler’s shooting touch is back. Not surprisingly, the victories are following. Five players scored in double figures Saturday,...

At this point in 2008, the Giants already had signed Edgar Renteria, Jeremy Affeldt and Bobby Howry and were on the verge of finalizing a deal with Randy Johnson. The A's already had traded for Matt Holliday and begun negotiating...

Sun-Times Media After all the drama and speculation last summer about whether Cubs manager Lou Piniella would return for the final year of his contract, it now sounds as though he might be willing to consider staying beyond 2010. For...

Sun-Times Media Ken Williams is calling the Bobby Jenks offseason saga a dead story...Jenks expressed to the Sun-Times in late November that he thought he was put on an island by the club, specifically because of what Jenks thought was...

Smith fined $12,500 Texans defensive end Antonio Smith was fined $12,500 by the NFL on Friday for a hit he delivered in the 35-27 loss to Indianapolis on Sunday. On linebacker Brian Cushing's interception return, Smith was called for a...

Cornerback likely back in Colts’ lineup Hayden returns after knee sprain; Freeney possible Justin A...The Colts have performed admirably with two starting rookie cornerbacks, Jerraud Powers and Jacob Lacey, but they could be getting relief Sunday. Veteran cornerback Kelvin Hayden,...

Dwindling fan attendance and a shortage of highly ranked tennis players may result in the Indianapolis Tennis Championships relocating, an official said...Open Series event drew only 41,000 fans this July, significantly less than the nearly 100,000 fans the event drew...