Source: Former Angels manager Washington joins Giants staff - ESPN
Former Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington is finalizing a deal to join the San Francisco Giants' coaching staff, sources confirmed to ESPN on Thursday.
FIFA eyes referee body cams and faster offside calls for 2026 World Cup
WASHINGTON, Dec 4 : FIFA is weighing up the introduction of new refereeing technologies and stricter timekeeping rules at the 2026 World Cup as it looks to build on trials conducted at this year's Club World Cup in the United States, senior officials said on the eve of the World Cup draw.
Alpine skiing-Olympic downhill champion Suter sidelined for a month after fall at training
Dec 4 : Corinne Suter, gold medallist in downhill skiing at the last Winter Olympics, faces a month on the sidelines after a fall during training caused a muscle tear in her leg, national governing body Swiss Ski said on Thursday.
Brentford game a special one for Spurs boss Frank
LONDON, Dec 4 : Tottenham Hotspur welcome Brentford this weekend with the hosts aiming to end a winless run in the Premier League and improve their home form, in what will be a special game for manager Thomas Frank against his former club.
No regrets about Red Bull move, says Tsunoda
ABU DHABI, Dec 4 : Japan’s Yuki Tsunoda said he was “disappointed” but “okay” about losing his Red Bull seat alongside four-times Formula One champion Max Verstappen next season.
Pickleball-Owl AI to bring electronic line-calling to pro pickleball, eyes wider sporting impact
LOS ANGELES, Dec 4 : Major League Pickleball is set to introduce electronic line-calling for its matches next season, following a deal with technology firm Owl AI, the company's founder Jeremy Bloom told Reuters.
Springbok lock Etzebeth gets 12-match ban for eye gouge
Dec 4 : South Africa lock Eben Etzebeth has received a 12-match suspension for his eye gouge on Wales flanker Alex Mann, ruling him out until April, but maintained his actions were not intentional.
Saudi Arabia dream big for 2026 World Cup
Dec 4 : Saeed Al-Owairan’s breathtaking solo goal against Belgium at the 1994 World Cup – a 70-metre run past five defenders that sealed Saudi Arabia’s place in the last 16 – remains the Kingdom’s proudest football memory.