Japan's Tatsuya Imai, Kazuma Okamoto Officially Enter MLB Posting System Nov. 19
Right-hander Tatsuya Imai is entering Major League Baseball’s posting system and will be available to teams to sign as a free agent from Wednesday through Jan. 2.
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Football: Gavin Lee set to be named permanent Lions head coach
SINGAPORE: Gavin Lee is set to be named permanent head coach of the Lions, CNA understands.
NFL star sacks dating speculation, shares pregame kiss with two-time Olympic gold medalist
Shedeur Sanders has been named the starting QB of the Cleveland Browns, and will face the San Francisco 49ers. Colin Cowherd asks if Sanders is ready to be the starter for the Browns and if he can help them win games.
Breaking down the top Japanese free agents coming to MLB - ESPN
The 2025-26 offseason has yet another strong crop of Japanese players that are available in free agency — after having been posted by their respective Nippon Professional Baseball clubs — and are set to play in Major League Baseball next season.
Kobe down Shenhua 2-0 to move clear in Asian Champions League
Japan's Vissel Kobe sealed a 2-0 win over hosts Shanghai Shenhua on Wednesday to open a three-point gap atop the Asian Champions League Elite eastern league phase standings.
Schmidt's successor Kiss to make Australia coaching debut against Japan
MELBOURNE :Les Kiss will launch his tenure as Australia coach against Eddie Jones's Japan next August as part of the Wallabies' 14-test schedule in 2026.
Japanese ace Tatsuya Imai snubs Dodgers as high-stakes MLB free agency window opens
Will Smith sat down with the "MLB on FOX" crew to discuss the Los Angeles Dodgers' Game 7 win over the Toronto Blue Jays in the 2025 World Series.
2026 World Cup Pots: Argentina, Spain Don't Have to Meet Until Semifinals
The 2026 World Cup pots have been finalized, meaning that the procedure for making the 12 groups for the 48-team tournament is set.
World Cup draw to keep Spain-Argentina, France-England apart before final
(makes clear in paragraph three that teams have to win their groups)