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They came through gritted teeth but Barry Ferguson’s words spoke loud and clear: “Hibs deserved to win - they tackled harder, ran harder and wanted it more.”
CHICAGO — The Miami Heat were just about down to their last gasp trailing the Chicago Bulls by five in the closing minute.
NEW DELHI :A fourth straight win took Gujarat Titans to the top of the Indian Premier League (IPL) table on Wednesday and a key element in their recent success has been the calculated aggression of opener Sai Sudharsan.
Lionel Messi scored twice as Inter Miami fought back from 2-0 down on aggregate against Los Angeles FC with a 3-1 win (3-2 on aggregate) on Wednesday to move into the last four of the CONCACAF Champions Cup. Trailing 1-0 from the first-leg, Miami found themselves in big trouble when Aaron Long put LAFC ahead in the ninth minute. Messi got Miami back into the game with a sweet strike from outside the box in the 35th minute but Javier Mascherano's side still needed two more goals. They took a 2-1 lead on the night when Noah Allen chipped a ball into the box and neither Miami midfielder Federico Redondo or Los Angeles keeper Hugo Lloris made contact with the ball as it travelled beyond them into the goal.
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CHICAGO — Bulls guard Lonzo Ball got to meet the family of the man who donated the knee cartilage he received in a transplant two years ago.
Raphinha apologized to Pau Cubarsí for stealing his goal after opening the scoring in Barcelona's 4-0 Champions League quarterfinal rout against Borussia Dortmund at the Olympic Stadium on Wednesday.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Sammy Spieth, age 3, hit a better tee shot by his standards than playing partners Justin Thomas and Max Homa did by theirs on the second hole of the Par 3 Contest at the Masters. He teed up a driver, gripped it cross-handed and sent his ball about 30 yards down the middle, while Thomas and Homa hit their wedges short and right into a bunker.