Warriors promote Mike Dunleavy Jr. to general manager heading into critical offseason
Bob Myers deciding to step away from the Warriors felt like the first domino in the end of an era.
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Toronto Blue Jays' Anthony Bass vs. Colin Kaepernick. Guess which athlete is being punished for his views?
OutKick founder Clay Travis reacts to lesbians being called 'non-men' on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'
Florida Gators' Jac Caglianone does Shohei Ohtani impression at Men's College World Series - ESPN
JAC CAGLIANONE WAS a freshman in high school in 2018 when Shohei Ohtani arrived in Major League Baseball. Like so many, the 15-year-old Caglianone marveled at Ohtani's ability to hit tape-measure home runs on the same day he threw 100 mph fastballs. His fascination went beyond just gawking, though. Caglianone aspired to be Ohtani.
Former Paralympian, Olympic cyclist among those inducted into the Greater Sudbury Sports Hall of Fame
Although he held a couple of world records in the 1980s for running, and participated in three Paralympics, Gilles LaFrance never became a household name.
Gregg Berhalter named USMNT head coach again
Gregg Berhalter is the head coach of the USMNT — again.
Costa Rica and NWSL star Rocky Rodriguez on the complexities of her “American dream”
From her earliest childhood memories in San Jose, Costa Rica, Raquel “Rocky” Rodriguez was laser-focused on a career in soccer. Perhaps it was the impact of her father, Sivianni Rodriguez, who played for the Costa Rican national team and began coaching her almost as soon as she could walk. But in both her recollection and that of Sivianni and Rocky’s mother Grettel, it was the internal drive that fueled the dream.
Red Sox's Tanner Houck gets stitches after line drive to face - ESPN
BOSTON — Red Sox pitcher Tanner Houck received stitches and was checked out at a hospital after he left Friday's matchup with the New York Yankees when struck on the face with a line drive.
Dodgers honor anti-Catholic drag 'nuns' more than an hour before first pitch inside nearly empty stadium
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence were honored Friday by the Los Angeles Dodgers during a Pride Night ceremony an hour before first pitch.