Tiger Woods never lost a major tournament when leading after three rounds. So, yes. Y.E. Yang’s stunning PGA Championship victory ranks with the greatest individual sports upsets ever.

Here is our list:

1) Journeyman Buster Douglas pummeling Mike Tyson in Toyko in 1990. Back then,…

Blues fans everywhere got a chuckle Thursday. One of the great villains in team history joined the team’s hockey staff.

The words “Ed Belfour” evoke all sorts of fond memories. In the heat of the great Blues-Blackhawk rivalry, Eddie the Eagle…

It could be a while before Chris Duncan sees the major leagues again.

The Red Sox are overloaded with first baseman/DH-type players. They acquired left-handed hitting first baseman Adam LaRoche Wednesday in addition to Duncan, so Chris was allocated to Class AAA…

Roy Halladay is the star of of the trade deadline marketplace.

His team, the Blue Jays, is hopelessly mired in the American League East pack — miles behind the big-spending Red Sox and Yankees. It is difficult to imagine Toronto winning…

Pedro Martinez is ready to stage his second-half comeback. After an OK showing at the World Baseball Classic, he spent the first half of this season trying to drum up interest from contending teams.

Tipsheet was hoping the Cardinals would make…

When Bill Wirtz ran the Blackhawks, there was no chance his team would steal a top scorer from the Red Wings with a 12-year, $62.8 million offer. Wirtz preferred to stand pat, count his nickels and allow his team to…

Cardinal Nation is whipped into a state of panic over its baseball team — which, against all odds, took a 1 ½-game lead in the National League Central by sweeping the hapless Royals over the weekend.

So you can imagine how…

What stunning news this was: Cubs slugger Sammy Sosa tested positive for performance enhancing drugs back in 2003.

The New York Times said so – and the Newspaper of Record is usually right about such things.

Here is a taste of the media reaction…

Did the New Kobe just lead the Lakers to the NBA title, sans Shaq? Or was that still the old Kobe and a revised LA cast, exploiting a depleted playoff field?

The debate rages on. First, FoxSports.com columnist Michael Rosenberg weighed in with…

The Brewers could have buried the Cardinals and Cubs this season. They have had every opportunity to seize control of the National League Central race.

But they didn’t. So as tough as this season has been on old friends Tony La…