'Skeptical' Max Scherzer rips into automatic balls-strikes system: 'Can we just be judged by humans?'
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NHL trade deadline 2025: Preview, picks in play for 32 teams - ESPN
The 2024-25 NHL trade season began early, as the Carolina Hurricanes landed Mikko Rantanen and the New York Rangers secured J.T. Miller. But many big names remain on the board, raising the usual questions as we look ahead to the March 7 deadline:
As Miami deal awaits, Jai Lucas helps Duke rout Hurricanes - ESPN
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Jai Lucas came up with a plan to beat Miami. Going forward, the Hurricanes want him to keep that from happening.
Georgia withstands No. 3 Florida's comeback to topple Gators - ESPN
ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia guard Blue Cain sank a go-ahead 3-pointer with 47 seconds remaining after No. 3 Florida took its first lead by scoring 13 unanswered points, and the Bulldogs beat the Gators 88-83 on Tuesday night.
Skeptical of ABS system, Max Scherzer sharp in spring debut - ESPN
DUNEDIN, Fla. — Veteran starter Max Scherzer made his debut with the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday, but it was also his first appearance on the mound in Major League Baseball's automated ball-strike system era.
Max Scherzer strikes out 4 in 2 innings of his Blue Jays' spring debut
Max Scherzer had a solid spring training debut for Toronto as the Blue Jays defeated the visiting St. Louis Cardinals 3-2 on Tuesday in Dunedin, Fla.
Nobody's Child reduces £65 dress to £39 that's guaranteed to turn heads at any spring wedding
Winter is nearly behind us and fashions fans will no doubt be on the hunt for some pretty floral dresses to welcome the new season in. If you're on the hunt for some fresh spring staples that you'll reach for time and again, it's worth heading over to Nobody's Child.
Duke's Cooper Flagg makes lasting memory in NBA showcase at Madison Square Garden
NEW YORK — The moment so many of these fans came to see — the ones proudly wearing blue and white, anyway — unfolded barely a minute into the second half of an already lopsided affair. A turnover by Illinoispoint guard Kasparas Jakucionis, the highly talented B-side of Saturday's primetime showcase, gave way to Duke star Cooper Flagg loping across midcourt with nary a body between him and the hoop. Flagg gathered the ball in his mitt-sized right hand and then vaulted into the air for a vicious slam that set Madison Square Garden ablaze, extending the Blue Devils' lead to 19 before scores of spectators had even returned from their halftime concession runs.