New York Knicks' Cam Reddish done for season due to shoulder separation
New York Knicks forward Cam Reddish will miss the rest of the season with a right shoulder separation, the team announced Thursday.
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Antonio Brown makes his pitch to Cowboys, Jerry Jones: 'The plan is to get back into the game'
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Kamaru Usman reiterates belief he'd beat Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez in a boxing fight
Kamaru Usman has once again claimed he would beat Saul ‘Canelo’ Alvarez if the pair meet in the boxing ring.
Brittney Griner is detained in Russia. Putin's war in Ukraine could put the US basketball star in even more danger
Standing 205 centimetres tall and with two Olympic gold medals under her belt, US basketballer Brittney Griner was lured to Russia with the promise of a big payday.
No. 7 Duke surges late to hold off Syracuse 88-79 in ACC
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Al Durham hits clutch 3 to send No. 11 Providence past Butler
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Worst of all, Chelsea are no longer able to sell a single thing
Chelsea became champions of the world this time last month. If you didn’t know any better, you’d assume everyone has been basking in the glow of this epochal achievement ever since. But you do know better. You know that Kepa ended up looking quite the toolkit in the League Cup final. Again. You know that the team flirted with FA Cup humiliation at the hands of Luton. And you know that, geopolitical events having led to Roman Abramovich putting the club up for sale, an unprecedented era of success is coming to an end. Chelsea are still champions of the world for the next 11 months, of course, and whatever happens now will always have a roll of honour stretching halfway down the Kings Rahd. So, small violins and all that. Still, everything in context.
MLB, MLBPA agree to negotiate on international amateur draft amid lockout talks
NEW YORK — Major League Baseball and its locked-out players agreed Thursday to negotiate on an international amateur draft, paving the way for renewed economic talks.