Bill Connelly’s annual guide to all that’s good and will make the upcoming season fun.… Continue Reading »
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Thompson double spoils Donovan’s NWSL debut
Alyssa Thompson’s first career brace lifted lift visiting Angel City to a 2-1 victory over the San Diego Wave to spoil Landon Donovan’s debut as coach in the NWSL on Saturday.… Continue Reading »
Bears pad D-line, trade for Browns’ Williams
The Bears have acquired defensive tackle Chris Williams and a 2025 seventh-round pick from the Browns in exchange for a sixth-round selection.… Continue Reading »
Lynx retire Moore’s No. 23 in emotional ceremony
Lynx legend Maya Moore shed tears Saturday night as she stood at center court to see her No. 23 jersey retired to the rafters of the Target Center.… Continue Reading »
Burton wins Daytona thriller with dad on the call
Harrison Burton took the lead from Kyle Busch on the final lap at Daytona and held on for his first career win and a spot in NASCAR’s playoffs.… Continue Reading »
US Open preview: Can Gauff and Djokovic repeat?
After a speedy transition from the Olympics, the US Open begins Monday. Here’s what to watch.… Continue Reading »
Pep hails ‘ridiculous’ Haaland after 10th hat trick
Erling Haaland’s goalscoring numbers are “ridiculous,” according to Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, and the Norwegian striker can challenge the standards set by both Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.… Continue Reading »
Alisson: I rejected Saudi interest, happy at L’pool
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker has revealed he rejected interest from the cash-rich Saudi Pro League this summer, saying that the time was not right for a move while he is still “really happy” at the Premier League club.… Continue Reading »
Weekend review: Barca make it work without transfers; Man City somehow look better
Barcelona saw Athletic Club, while Christian Pulisic’s goal for Milan set a record.… Continue Reading »
Belichick in ’26? HOF trims coach wait to 1 year
Bill Belichick and Pete Carroll could both be eligible for induction in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2026 after the Hall agreed to reduce the waiting period for coaches from five seasons to one.… Continue Reading »