Sports world reacts to Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz making Baseball Hall of Fame
Longtime Boston Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz has been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame for the Class of 2022.
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Red Sox legend Ortiz elected to Hall of Fame on 1st ballot; Bonds, Clemens denied entry
David Ortiz was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in his first turn on the ballot, while steroid-tainted stars Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens were denied entry to Cooperstown in their final year under consideration by the Baseball Writers' Association of America.
NFL head-coach firings, hirings and openings: Latest news, rumors and interview candidates on nine open jobs
The NFL regular season is behind us, and we now have nine head-coaching openings, none of which has been filled.
Sources: Chicago Bears finalizing deal to make Ryan Poles new general manager
The Chicago Bears are finalizing a deal to hire Kansas City Chiefs executive director of player personnel Ryan Poles as their next general manager, league sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Wild pot 5 unanswered to chase Primeau, send hapless Habs to 9th loss in last 10
The Minnesota Wild have struck a fresh balance this season.
A-Rod’s new mystery woman has been identified
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Ayoka Lee: de romperse la rodilla al récord de puntos de la NCAA
El baloncesto en categoría femenina no profesional tiene nueva reina. Mientras Paige Bueckers (U-Conn) mira de reojo, Ayoka Lee (Kansas State) se cubre de oro. La NCAA, la competición estadounidense de referencia en el nivel universitario, tiene un nuevo récord. Lee, pívot de las Wildcats, se ha convertido en la jugadora con más puntos en un sólo partido de la primera división de este organismo. 61, también con 12 rebotes, 3 tapones, 1 robo, en 35 minutos. La jugadora combinó un 23/30 en tiros de campo, sin triples, con un 15/17 desde la personal.
Brooklyn Nets star James Harden expresses frustration over 'consistency' of calls from officials
MINNEAPOLIS — Brooklyn Nets guard James Harden does not believe he is getting the benefit of the whistle the same way he did in years past.