NFL superstar Mahomes says he 'definitely' wants to play flag football at 2028 Olympics
Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes said he is eager to suit up for Team USA when flag football makes its Olympic debut at the 2028 Games in Los Angeles.
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'He's Beethoven' - How Nikola Jokic became the best passer in NBA history - ESPN
AN HOUR BEFORE Game 4 of the 2023 Western Conference finals tipped off at Crypto.com Arena in downtown Los Angeles, Ognjen Stojaković kept his eyes trained on Nikola Jokic.
Chiefs QB Mahomes says he 'definitely' wants to play flag football at 2028 Games
LOS ANGELES : Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes said he is eager to suit up for Team USA when flag football makes its Olympic debut at the 2028 Games in Los Angeles.
NASCAR defends no-drama finale, vows to promote young stars - ESPN
AVONDALE, Ariz. — NASCAR on Friday dismissed the sentiment that this weekend's championship finale lacks the pizzazz and star power of a major event.
Lonely garage hours pay off for Canada's Laos-Loo at Pan Am Games with karate bronze
When Claudia Laos-Loo tells people she competes in kata, she's prepared for "what's that?" and "why do you scream?"
Clayton Kershaw undergoes shoulder surgery, 'hopeful' for summer return
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Fantasy football Week 9 start/sit - Crucial game for Packers starters - ESPN
Fantasy managers were certainly well aware that the Green Bay Packers made a major quarterback change this offseason, but they remained confident in veteran RB Aaron Jones and sophomore WR Christian Watson, choosing them as high as the third round in many ESPN average live drafts. After all, Jones finished last season ninth among running backs in PPR points, and he has been a reliable top-15 running back four years running. Watson scored nine touchdowns during his 2022 rookie season over 14 games, and he sure looked like a future star.
Rangers cheered by thousands at World Series title parade - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — Tens of thousands Texas Rangers fans lined up and stacked dozens deep in some areas along a 2-mile route near the team's ballpark for a parade Friday to celebrate the franchise's first World Series championship.