Boston Celtics' Marcus Smart wins NBA Defensive Player of the Year award for first time
Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart has been named NBA Defensive Player of the Year, the league announced Monday.
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Can Jordan Spieth land another victory in the final three Majors of 2022?
With one of the best modern-day records at Augusta National, it came as a big surprise when Jordan Spieth missed the cut at The Masters earlier this month.
Wrexham 4-0 Altrincham: Dragons dominant in front of five-figure Racecourse crowd
Wrexham AFC extended their unbeaten run to 15 games as they blew away visitors Altrincham with a fine first half display. The Dragons had Jordan Davies, Ollie Palmer and a Paul Mullin double to thank as they continued their pursuit of National League leaders Stockport County with another dominant performance.
Ma'u try snatches win for Hull FC
Manu Ma’u’s converted try three minutes from time saw Hull FC snatch an 18-16 victory at home to Warrington Wolves in the Bank Holiday Monday Betfred Super League clash.
Cardiff City boss Steve Morison targets 'different characters' in transfer window and reveals problem with current players
Steve Morison wants his Cardiff City players to take more accountability and says he needs to recruit more "people who understand the game" in the transfer window after his side fell to a frustrating 1-0 defeat by Luton Town.
C'ship wrap: Derby go down as Bournemouth inch closer
Derby were relegated from the Sky Bet Championship after losing 1-0 at QPR. Luke Amos struck two minutes from time to twist the knife into Wayne Rooney's Rams. Derby, who suffered a 21-point deduction due to entering administration and breaches of EFL financial rules, had their fate sealed when Reading grabbed a last-minute equaliser to draw 4-4 against Swansea.Reading fought back in sensational style after trailing Swansea 4-1 with half an hour of their game remaining. Lucas Joao dispatched a third-minute penalty for the Royals, but Hannes Wolf quickly equalised with a superb curler into the top corner. A Joel Piroe double, including Swansea's first penalty of the season, and a brilliant by Republic of Ireland striker Michael Obafemi effort put the visitors in control.