Ohio State plans to be without Julian Sayin for rest of season - ESPN
Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin is out «indefinitely» with an injury to his throwing arm, coach Ryan Day announced Tuesday.
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Knicks reverse course, hang banner for NBA Cup title - ESPN
NEW YORK — The Knicks are having a banner night — two of them — Tuesday.
Robbie McKenzie missed Gillingham’s game against Port Vale after his partner gave birth while Lamin Sillah was ruled out with a possible broken hand
Gillingham were forced to make two changes to their team hours before Tuesday’s game against Port Vale.
Bavuma battles adversity to put South Africa in control
GQEBERHA, South Africa, Oct 20 : South Africa captain Temba Bavuma said he enjoyed battling against adversity as he scored 179 on Tuesday to turn around his side’s fortunes in the second test against Australia and also quell some of his own mental demons.
FIA boss happy for F1 to race in Middle East, less sure about Dakar Rally
BIGGIN HILL, England, Oct 20 : Formula One's governing body is happy for the last two races of the season in Qatar and Abu Dhabi to proceed as planned, despite the Iran war and conflict in the Gulf region, International Automobile Federation (FIA) president Mohammed Ben Sulayem said on Tuesday.
Thigh injury ends Swiatek's season and WTA Finals bid
Oct 20 : Iga Swiatek ended her season on Tuesday after withdrawing from the Ningbo Open with a thigh injury, a decision that also ended the six-time Grand Slam champion's hopes of qualifying for the WTA Finals.
Real Madrid seek Super League setup payments from Premier League six
Oct 20 : Real Madrid are seeking contributions towards the setup costs of the failed European Super League project from the six Premier League clubs that withdrew shortly after its launch, the Spanish side confirmed to Reuters on Tuesday.
Blood clots have halted Jalen Hurts's NFL season. They've also been a problem for other sports stars
Jalen Hurts of the Philadelphia Eagles is the latest professional athlete to endure blood clots, joining NBA players Victor Wembanyama, Chris Bosh, Damian Lillard and others.