Grizzlies' Jaren Jackson Jr. has surgery for turf toe injury - ESPN
Memphis Grizzlies All-Star big man Jaren Jackson Jr. is recovering from surgery for a turf toe injury and will be re-evaluated in about 12 weeks, the team announced Wednesday.
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Caitlin Clark says WNBA is 'sick' over Fever's Commissioner's Cup title
Emmanuel Acho reacts to the growing concern around how the WNBA is handling Caitlin Clark. From intense physical play to mounting injuries, Acho questions whether the league is pushing her too far.
Virginia swimmer Gretchen Walsh wins Honda Cup as top woman athlete
Virginia star swimmer Gretchen Walsh won the prestigious Honda Cup as the top Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year.
Caitlin Clark ruled out for Commissioner's Cup final as Fever star misses third straight game with injury
Michele Tafoya appears on OutKick's "Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich" to talk the latest controversy surrounding WNBA players and Caitlin Clark.
Andreeva youngest woman left in Wimbledon women’s draw after nervy win over Sherif
LONDON: Wimbledon seventh seed Mirra Andreeva booked her place in the second round with a 6-3 6-3 win over Mayar Sherif following a nervy start on Tuesday, with the 18-year-old now the youngest woman standing at this year’s tournament.
Social media erupts as fellow players rank Caitlin Clark 9th-best All-Star guard: 'These girls are laughable'
LeSean McCoy reacts to the Indiana Fever vs. Connecticut Sun game, including the hard foul on Caitlin Clark and the scuffle that followed. Shady weighs in on whether Clark is being targeted as her star continues to rise in the WNBA.
Tearful former champion Kvitova loses on Wimbledon farewell
The 35-year-old Czech announced last week that she will bring the curtain down on her career after the US Open in AugustKvitova could not hold back the tears when she was given a standing ovation by the crowdLONDON: Petra Kvitova’s Wimbledon farewell ended in an emotional defeat as the two-time champion was beaten 6-3, 6-1 by Emma Navarro in the first round on Tuesday.Kvitova returned from maternity leave in February following the birth of her son Petr in 2024, but found it difficult to handle the demands of being a mother on the gruelling tennis circuit.The 35-year-old Czech announced last week that she will bring the curtain down on her career after the US Open in August.Kvitova’s decision gave the former world number two, who has won 31 titles in her career, one last opportunity to return to the scene of her Wimbledon triumphs.But American 10th seed Navarro ruined her hopes of a long Wimbledon goodbye with a clinical 60-minute victory on Court One.Kvitova could not hold back the tears when she was given a standing ovation by the crowd, responding with a wave before drying her eyes.“It’s very special to play on this beautiful court one more time. I wish I could play a little bit longer but it’s OK, whatever” she said as more tears flowed.“This place holds the best memories I could wish for.
Suit - Beasley, subject of betting probe, had financial issues - ESPN
Malik Beasley, an NBA player under investigation in a federal gambling probe, had «financial issues» and struggled to pay back a $650,000 advance this year, according to a lawsuit filed by his former marketing agency.