Angel Reese set to receive automatic suspension after backhanding opponent
Fox News host Brian Kilmeade weighs in on the treatment Caitlin Clark has received since she entered the WNBA and how the league has handled it on 'The Big Weekend Show.'
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Source -- Mets pitching prospect Brandon Sproat to debut Sunday - ESPN
NEW YORK — The Mets are calling up right-hander Brandon Sproat to start Sunday against the Cincinnati Reds, a source confirmed to ESPN on Thursday, marking the third time in less than a month that the club will promote one of its top pitching prospects to bolster a scuffling starting rotation.
Kazakhstan 0-1 Wales: Kieffer Moore nets winner on 50th cap as Bellamy's men survive scare
Wales secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Kazakhstan in Astana as Kieffer Moore’s first-half goal proved the difference in their latest 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier.
How Matt Patricia, Caleb Downs 'Bamboozled' a Heisman Campaign Before It Began
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Deep within Ohio Stadium, where they were temporarily shielded from a raucous crowd of more than 107,000 fans still delirious with post-national championship delight, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian and his polarizing quarterback, Arch Manning, sat in the visitor’s locker room studying film.
2025 NFL Week 1 Picks: Best Bets for Every Game — Will's Wagers
Wise weekly wagers … what would an NFL bettor want worse?
What are NFL rules changes in 2025? Kickoffs, OT, tush push - ESPN
The NFL opens the 2025 season Thursday, when the Philadelphia Eagles host the Dallas Cowboys (8:20 p.m. ET, NBC), and with it comes an assortment of rule changes and points of emphasis that will undoubtedly enter the public discussion through the next five months.
Most interesting storylines for each NFL team as 2025 season begins
Chris Broussard explains why "everything is adding up to a Philadelphia Eagles rout," not a Dallas Cowboys upset in Week 1.
Eagles legend Brian Westbrook loves how team won't watch Super Bowl banner ceremony: 'One is not enough'
After speaking with players throughout the offseason, Philadelphia Eagles legend Brian Westbrook explains his confidence in the potential for his old squad to repeat as Super Bowl champions.