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The NBA is back on Friday night with a massive slate of 12 games. The game I'm most looking forward to is between the Phoenix Suns and Minnesota Timberwolves. This matchup holds high stakes and features numerous superstars, including Devin Booker, Anthony Edwards, Rudy Gobert and Kevin Durant. I have one recommendation from this game, so let's dive into that and the rest of the day's picks.
SUZUKA, Japan :World champion Max Verstappen topped the timesheets for Red Bull after the first two practice sessions for the Japanese Grand Prix on Friday as Logan Sargeant deepened the woes of the Williams team by slamming his car into a trackside tyre wall.
SUZUKA, Japan : World champion Max Verstappen topped the timesheets for Red Bull in the first free practice session for the Japanese Grand Prix on Friday as Logan Sargeant deepened the woes of the Williams team by slamming his car into a trackside tyre wall.
LSU Tigers star Hailey Van Lith is in the transfer portal, a source confirmed to ESPN on Thursday.
Canada's men's 4x400-metre relay chances for Paris 2024 are hanging in the balance, and depending on what happens by the end of this week, their Olympic dreams will still be intact or could be over before they even had a chance to be fully realized.
All eyes were on the city of Albany on Monday night. More specifically, they were at the city's MVP arena which hosted the highly-anticipated LSU vs. Iowa rematch in the NCAA women's basketball tournament.
Pep Guardiola called Erling Haaland the best striker in the world as he hit out at former footballers criticising players for mistakes they made themselves.
Larry Lucchino, the former president and CEO of the Boston Red Sox who oversaw three World Series titles during his tenure, has died, the team announced Tuesday. He was 78.