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After her team blew a 3-0 lead in the third period on Tuesday, yielding six unanswered goals, Ottawa Charge head coach Carla MacLeod couldn't explain to reporters what had happened to her team.
ST. LOUIS — Nolan Arenado's eighth-inning blast didn't give the St. Louis Cardinals the lead — they were already in front at the time — nor did it complete a big day for him at the plate.
Pittsburgh Steelers star defensive tackle Cameron Heyward recently said on his podcast, "Not Just Football with Cam Heyward," that he wouldn't go on a "darkness retreat" to get quarterback and four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers in the black and yellow (Rodgers went on a darkness retreat following the 2022 season).
Professional sports bettor David J. spends his nights staring at updating box scores on his computer, rather than watching the actual games that determine his income. He is confident in his edge and doesn't worry much about results. Sometimes, he plays multiple games of online poker while his sports bets are being decided. The night of Dec. 2, 2024, was different.
Ric Bucher joins Paul Pierce, Keyshawn Johnson and Joy Taylor to discuss the Los Angeles Lakers' losing streak. Paul speaks about the LeBron-Luka ‘honeymoon phase’ being over.
EAGAN, Minn. — Naming J.J. McCarthy the Minnesota Vikings' starting quarterback is «the outcome we want» and «the outcome we're headed towards,» general manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah said Wednesday in the first comments from an organizational decision-maker since the team embarked on a $300 million offseason shopping spree that included direct conversations with free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
All eyes will be on LeBron James and Luka Doncic as the Los Angeles Lakers (43-28) hit the road to face the Indiana Pacers (42-29) on Wednesday night. Tipoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET on ESPN.
There will be a father and son in the Big East, and they're both named Pitino!Richard Pitino, the son of St. John's head coach and Hall of Famer Rick Pitino, is leaving New Mexico to take the same position at Xavier, sources confirmed to Fox Sports on Tuesday night.After the 42-year-old took New Mexico to back-to-back NCAA Tournaments, beating Marquette this year in the first round after a 26-7 regular season, Pitino increased his stock significantly and was in the mix for both the Villanova and Xavier positions.Musketeers athletic director Greg Christopher was enamored by the upside of Pitino, who tried the high-major route at Minnesota but was let go in 2021 after eight seasons on the job. Going to Albuquerque led Pitino to reignite his career, going 88-49 over the last four seasons, winning the Mountain West Tournament in 2024 and charging the program to a regular-season title this year.This move only adds to the family atmosphere and tradition of the Big East. The fact that we will see at least two (and perhaps three) showdowns between Rick and Richard Pitino is phenomenal for the league and its storylines. Father has outdone son in their four meetings, with Rick owning a 3-1 record, including St. John's beating the Lobos this past November.But Richard was well in position for a high-major job in this cycle. After Villanova did not extend an offer to him despite being very much in the mix – with Maryland's Kevin Willard and a mystery candidate out there for the Wildcats – Christopher extended the offer to Pitino. And now he's heading to the state of Ohio to take over a Xavier program that has been a staple in the NCAA Tournament the majority of the last two decades.