Raphinha ruled out for 5 weeks in major blow to Barcelona - ESPN
Barcelona will be without Raphinha for the upcoming Champions League tie with Atlético Madrid after the forward was ruled out for five weeks with a hamstring injury.
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Hidalgo sets steals records in Notre Dame's Sweet 16 win vs. Vandy - ESPN
FORT WORTH, Texas — Notre Dame guard Hannah Hidalgo broke the NCAA Division I single-season record for steals during Friday's Sweet 6 win over Vanderbilt.
Sources: Pitcher Shane Baz, Orioles finalizing 5-year, $68M deal - ESPN
Right-hander Shane Baz and the Baltimore Orioles are finalizing a five-year, $68 million contract extension, sources tell ESPN, fortifying the team's starting rotation long-term with a high-upside arm acquired in a trade over the winter.
What's next for eliminated women's Sweet 16 teams: Recruits, transfer portal, more - ESPN
All four No. 1 seeds advanced to the Sweet 16 of the 2026 women's NCAA tournament. Thirteen of the top-16 seeds reached the regional semifinals. But as the next round is set Friday and Saturday, the offseason officially starts for some.
Tiger Woods involved in rollover crash in Florida less than 2 weeks before Masters: reports
The Martin County Sheriff's Office gives details on the investigation into the rollover crash the golfing great was reportedly involved in.
While FIFA qualifers offer clearer picture for Canada's World Cup, injuries still cloud Marsch's lineup
With only four games to go before Canada’s men begin their home World Cup, including Saturday’s friendly against Iceland at the newly expanded BMO Field in Toronto, the shape of the most important tournament of their lives is becoming clearer.
Inter Miami names stand in new stadium after Messi
March 27 : Lionel Messi will become part of a rare sporting phenomenon when he plays in Inter Miami's new stadium, with the Major League Soccer club announcing that they will have a stand bearing the Argentine's name.
No doubt we are African champions, says Senegal coach
PARIS, March 27 : Senegal coach Pape Bouna Thiaw said there was no doubt his side were African champions despite being stripped of the title this month and that tournaments should be won on the pitch.