While the U.S. men's basketball team stormed back to beat Australia and reach the finals, several other Americans stood out on the track -- for good and bad. We have updates.

Kevin Durant and Jrue Holiday lifted the U.S. men's basketball team to a 97-78 victory over Australia on Thursday and a berth in the Olympic tournament final.

Max Scherzer struck out 10 Astros batters in his Dodgers debut, including Jose Altuve three times. Los Angeles won 7-5.

Nevin Harrison became the first American woman to win a canoe sprint gold medal, and the first to win any kind of medal since 1964, by taking the 200 sprint race at the Tokyo Games.

Teenager Keegan Palmer has won gold in the men's park to become the first Australian to win an Olympic medal in skateboarding.

Danny Green has agreed to a two-year, $20 million deal to remain with the Philadelphia 76ers, his agent told ESPN on Wednesday night.

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Ryan Crouser broke his Olympic record on his way to defending his shot put title at the Tokyo Olympics on Thursday.

The U.S. men failed to advance to the final of the 4x100 relay in track and field at the Tokyo Olympics, extending a long string of failure in an event they used to own

Veteran defensive tackle Gerald McCoy, 33, drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the first round all the way back in 2010, has joined the Las Vegas Raiders with a free-agent deal announced by the team on Wednesday.