Ric Flair takes another verbal chop at Lakers star over injury absence
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LeBron James' biggest hater was courtside to potentially witness The King's last NBA game
Chris Broussard unveils who is Under Duress this week of the NBA Playoffs, featuring LeBron James, who is in danger of blowing a 3-0 lead, Jabari Smith Jr., and Jalen Duren.
Lane Kiffin savagely destroyed on social media after insane Ole Miss segregation comments
Ole Miss HC Lane Kiffin has left his position to become the next head coach of LSU. Colin Cowherd asks if this was a problem due to the incoming playoffs.
USMNT captain Tyler Adams says FIFA World Cup can 'bring people together' despite 'crazy' times in world
U.S. men's national soccer team star Tyler Adams talks to Fox News Digital about the upcoming FIFA World Cup.
Magic Johnson faces ridicule for Los Angeles mayoral endorsement
The 'Outnumbered' panel discusses Spencer Pratt’s claims that Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass mismanaged the Palisades wildfire response and the city’s homelessness crisis.
Football beyond the final whistle: After90 taps into growing Saudi fan culture
RIYADH: On the night of Paris Saint-German’s second-leg Champions League clash against Bayern Munich, football fans had taken over LDN Circus.
Guardiola expects Palace to be ‘professional’ against Arsenal in Premier League title-race finale
MANCHESTER: Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola expects Crystal Palace to be “professional” in their team selection against Arsenal on the final day of the Premier League season, when the destination of the title might be decided. That May 24 match at Selhurst Park comes three days before Palace plays Rayo Vallecano in the Conference League final, leaving open the possibility that Palace manager Oliver Glasner might rest key players ahead of one of the biggest games in his club’s 121-year history. Second-place City are five points behind Arsenal in the Premier League with a game in hand – coincidentally against Palace on Wednesday. To win the title, City will likely need Arsenal to drop points against Palace, considering the leaders are heavy favorites to win their other remaining game — at home to already-relegated Burnley on Monday. Asked Tuesday if he was concerned that Palace might play a weakened team, Guardiola said: “They are so professional, the teams. Crystal Palace will play top against us.
Los Angeles to host World Cup games for 3rd time: 5 things to know about the City of Angels
LOS ANGELES: Los Angeles is famous for its sun, sand and surf, celebrity sightings, and an endless variety of food and entertainment. It’s set to become a World Cup site again. The 1994 men’s final was played at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, which also hosted the 1999 women’s final. Los Angeles is hosting eight matches, including the US opener vs. Paraguay on June 12 at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, which is being called Los Angeles Stadium during the World Cup. Los Angeles County has the largest foreign-born population of any US county.