Supreme Court allows 12-year-old transgender girl to run girls' track in West Virginia
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Canadiens' Denis Gurianov won't take warmup on Pride night in Montreal
Montreal Canadiens forward Denis Gurianov won't participate in warmup for the team's Pride night on Thursday ahead of a game against the Washington Capitals, head coach Martin St. Louis said.
NBA star Ja Morant accused of threatening shoe salesman in new report: 'I was actually afraid'
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IPL 2023, Match 10: SRH Look For Inspiration From New Skipper Aiden Markram To Turn Tables Against LSG
Jolted by a crushing defeat in their campaign opener, Sunrisers Hyderabad will be bolstered by the return of their South African recruits, including new skipper Aiden Markram when they play Lucknow Super Giants in an away IPL match in Lucknow on Friday. In the absence of Markram, Bhuvneshwar Kumar led SRH in their opening game, which they lost by a huge 72 runs against Rajasthan Royals. But in a big boost to the team, Markram and two fellow South Africans -- Marco Jansen and Heinrich Klaasen -- have joined the side after completing their national duty.
LIV Golf's Harold Varner III rips fellow tour members: 'They're full of s---'
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Six Lakers who reshaped the roster and how L.A. can keep them
With his team three games under .500 just past the halfway mark of the season, Los Angeles Lakers vice president of basketball operations and general manager Rob Pelinka knew his roster needed to change — in a big way.
Giannis Antetokounmpo out as Bucks look to clinch No. 1 seed
MILWAUKEE — Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo (knee) will miss Wednesday's game against the Chicago Bulls, coach Mike Budenholzer announced prior to the game.
NBA play-in tournament 2023 - Schedule, projections, standings
The NBA's play-in tournament adds a fascinating wrinkle to the end of the 2022-23 regular season and the start of the postseason. Teams were already less incentivized to tank games down the stretch because of the flattened lottery odds instituted in 2019. Now that the top 10 teams in the standings will finish the regular season with at least a chance to make the playoffs, more franchises will stay in the mix longer.