Kings' Brown to retire following 2022 playoffs
Los Angeles Kings forward Dustin Brown has announced he will retire from the NHL at the conclusion of the 2022 playoffs.
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Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball 'at a standstill' in recovery from torn meniscus in left knee
CHICAGO — Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball said Thursday he remains «at a standstill» in his recovery from a torn meniscus in his left knee. He will meet with a knee specialist next week to determine the next step in his recovery.
Tiger Woods playing practice round at Southern Hills
Tiger Woods is playing a practice round Thursday at Southern Hills Country Club in Tulsa, Okla., the site of next month's PGA Championship.
Sources -- Tiger Woods playing practice round at Southern Hills, site of PGA Championship
Tiger Woods arrived in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Thursday and is playing a practice round at Southern Hills Country Club, the site of next month's PGA Championship, sources told ESPN.
Lakers pinning blame for Russell Westbrook trade on LeBron James’ agency
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Matthew Stafford's NFL Draft advice to Aidan Hutchinson: 'Just enjoy it'
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NHL Push for the Playoffs: The First Round matchups still to be determined
Push for the Playoffs will run every morning through the end of the 2021-22 NHL season. We’ll highlight the current playoff picture in both conferences, take a look at what the first-round matchups might look like, see who’s leading the race for the best odds in the draft lottery and more.
Taylor Ward hits grand slam, falls just shy of cycle in highlight performance for Los Angeles Angels
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Taylor Ward came to bat in Wednesday's seventh inning having already accumulated a home run, a triple and a double. The thought of hitting for the cycle, Ward said, seeped into his mind and made him overly aggressive. It prompted him to swing immediately and produce a harmless fly ball to right field, ending his bid for only the ninth cycle in Los Angeles Angels history after just one pitch.