Charles Barkley rips Heat fans before the team's historic playoff loss to Cavaliers
Ric Bucher stops by ‘The Facility’ to discuss why Luka Dončić, not LeBron James, is the most important player for the Los Angeles Lakers.
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I smell Rangers takeover madness but it's the leader of Celtic who fascinates me during a revolution – Hugh Keevins
Was full disclosure of Rangers’ takeover, in the week Celtic won the league title, deliberately timed to deflect from an empty trophy room at Ibrox?
South Korea’s Ryu and Japan’s Saigo share LPGA Chevron lead
HOUSTON: South Korea’s Haeran Ryu and Japan’s Mao Saigo, both aided by long birdies, shared the lead after Saturday’s third round of the LPGA Chevron Championship.
Gillingham’s end-of-season awards at Priestfield Stadium –Glenn Morris named 2024/25 player-of-the-year with Sam Gale taking the young players’ award –Robbie McKenzie goal-of-the-year winner
Goalkeeper Glenn Morris picked up the top award during Gillingham’s end-of-season awards.
Ottawa Rapid FC players look to make community impact
Emily Amano remembers going to TD Place to watch her soccer heroes and now she and her teammates will be the ones inspiring a whole new generation.
Reynolds, McElhenney and Wrexham one step closer to top-flight dream
WREXHAM, Wales :Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds said it felt like an "impossible dream" when he floated the idea of buying soccer club Wrexham to fellow Hollywood A-lister Rob McElhenney. He had an idea for a documentary. The ultimate goal was reaching the Premier League.
Wrexham's story-book rise continues with record third straight promotion
WREXHAM, Wales :Wrexham earned promotion for a record third straight season with a 3-0 home win over Charlton Athletic in League One on Saturday, the latest chapter in a stunning rise under the ownership of Hollywood A-listers Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
Rally Jameel ‘not just a race’ for drivers
QASSIM: When the women competing in Rally Jameel come to Saudi Arabia, they not only get to discover the Kingdom’s terrain, but its people and culture. Spanish driver Noelia Benitez, competing in the all-female race — which began April 21 in Jordan and ends April 26 — for the fourth consecutive year, told Arab News: “It’s a fun week — drivers and co-drivers enjoy every minute of it.” For Benitez, the rally is about more than just the racing. “We’re not just enjoying sitting behind the wheel and competing for the title,” she said. “The race takes us through the stunning landscapes of Tabuk, AlUla, Hail and Qassim and showed us the culture and traditions of Saudis in different places.