A 14-year-old high school football player from Brophy Prep named Adonis Watt has been raising money for others while living out his aspirations, but is also blind.

Cardinals QB Josh Rosen wore a LAFD shirt during warm-ups against the Chargers, raising awareness for victims affected by recent California wildfires.

Diamondbacks first baseman Paul Goldschmidt is one of three finalists for the Marvin Miller Man of the Year honor, an award voted on by MLB players and given to their peer who does the most in the locker room and in their communities.

The Arizona Coyotes brought cancer survivor Will Pogue into a meeting to surprise him with the news that he'll join the team on a road trip.

Greenway High School linebacker Gabe Garcia likes hitting people, but he also has a passion for helping people off the field.

For Veritas Prep tennis player Zachary Radack, helping others and being the best person he can be comes second nature.

Even in defeat, Phoenix Suns shooting guard Devin Booker remains humble.The character of the 21-year-old fan favorite was on full display after Saturday night’s 119-91 loss against the Denver Nuggets

A security guard at the Miami Dolphins-Detroit Lions game in Miami took nasty hit she didn't see coming after a touchdown catch by Dolphins receiver Kenny Stills.

The globalization of hockey has come to the forefront of sports. Popular Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons capitalized on the trend by affording Kenya’s first hockey team the opportunity of a lifetime.

One major aspect of the human condition is to fight against the odds and defy limitations. For Oregon runner Justin Gallegos, defying the odds is the norm.