Kinsler, 37, the son of a Jewish father and Catholic mother, brings to an end a career spanning 14 years in Major League baseball, during which he scored 257 home runs

Beatie Deutsch says 2020 Tokyo race's rescheduling to holy day like 'a punch in the stomach,' hopes it might be moved again and vows to keep training anyway

Winner of the tournament, which runs through Sunday, goes to Tokyo; Peter Kurz, team president and general manager, tells TOI hopes are high, as team makes a flying start

Sherry Bassin says that he was 'just doing what's right' when he convinced Canada's junior hockey players to hide religious items among their gear for the 1983 championship

Beit Hatfusot sets out its dream list of top hitters, ptichers and managers as it marks screening of documentary about Israel's 2017 World Baseball Classic run

Joseph released from team on waivers after losing kicking competition to rookie, may still be picked up by another NFL team

The most decorated female Jewish Olympian of all time and Hungary's most accomplished living athlete's secret to success: 'Being nice and motherly doesn’t do it'

Alfred Hajos won two gold medals in swimming at the 1896 games in Athens, the first modern edition of the sporting contest; went on to become an architect

British Jew Angela Buxton has yet to be accepted into tennis's All England Club, 63 years since applying, shortly after historic victory at Wimbledon

The 14th edition of the Pan-American Maccabi Games features 3,800 athletes from 19 countries competing in 24 sports