Jimmy Butler left the Miami Heat for the Golden State Warriors last year. After six years with the Florida-based outfit, ...

Coco Gauff retired from her third-round match at Indian Wells on Sunday with a "scary" left arm injury that "felt like it was ...

Miami Heat fan Coco Gauff, playing out in California at the BNP Paribas Open, enjoyed a hilarious exchange with Golden State ...

Coco Gauff backed out after trailing 2-6, 0-2 in the second set against Alex Eala, the young Filipino who made her ...

Two-time major champion Coco Gauff retired from her Indian Wells match on March 8 against Alex Eala due to left elbow pain.

Coco Gauff retired injured for just the second time in her career at the BNP Paribas Open, after sustaining an injury to her ...

Aryna Sabalenka called for WTA schedule changes after Indian Wells win, echoing Coco Gauff's concerns about the tour's demanding calendar.

Coco Gauff finally got her revenge on Jasmine Paolini on Saturday and in the process, punched a ticket to the Wuhan Open final. The American had dropped all three of her 2025 encounters to the ...

Nobody wanted to see it end this way. Least of all Coco Gauff. Sunday night at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, the No.

Coco Gauff felt a pain she had never felt in her left arm, prompting the two-time Grand Slam winner to retire against Alex Eala at Indian Wells ...

Golden State Warriors star Jimmy Butler took a dig at the Miami Heat during his pitch to Coco Gauff to switch alliances.

Coco Gauff explained what happened to her should when she retired during her match against Alex Eala at Indian Wells.