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The Los Angeles Dodgers will be without slugging outfielder Teoscar Hernández for at least 10 days — and likely longer than that — as they announced that they have placed him on the Injured List prior to Tuesday’s game against the Miami Marlins. Outfielder James Outman was recalled from Triple-A Omaha for the first time this season to take Hernández’s roster spot and likely the bulk of his playing time in his absence.
James Harden scored 7 points in the Los Angeles Clippers’ Game 7 loss to the Denver Nuggets. Nick Wright and Kevin Wildes discuss Harden’s history of choking in the playoffs.
If you are wondering why quarterback-needy teams like the Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Rams decided to acquire multiple first-round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft, it's due to the spectacular collection of quarterbacks in next year’s class. Though the draft has been dubbed "the Arch Manning Sweepstakes" due to the anticipated entry of the Texas standout, the 2026 class features a talented collection of passers and playmakers with the potential to emerge as franchise QB at the next level.
Mexico's Club Leon will not participate in this year's Club World Cup after losing their appeal on Tuesday having been removed from the tournament by FIFA due to an ownership rule breach.
Scott Frost received a five-year, $22.1 million contract upon his return to UCF as head coach and will have it automatically extended a year if the Knights appear in a bowl this season.
An MRI showed that Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Teoscar Hernandez has a Grade 1 groin strain, manager Dave Roberts told reporters Tuesday.
The Edmonton Oilers can be forgiven for holding their cards much closer to their chests this year — they're in Las Vegas, a place of broken dreams and sleepless nights.
Sam Presti of the Oklahoma City Thunder was announced Tuesday as the NBA's executive of the year, the reward for building that team into a juggernaut that won a league-best 68 games this season.