NWSL's BOS Nation FC to change name after backlash - ESPN
Boston's 2026 NWSL franchise announced on Friday that it will officially change its name following a highly-ridiculed launch last fall.
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Spurs Alami Badai Cedera, Romero Kembali Sindir Manajemen
Kapten Tottenham Hotspur Cristian Romero menyebut timnya hanya memiliki 11 pemain yang fit saat menahan Manchester City 2-2 akhir pekan lalu. Bek asal Argentina itu diduga menyindir manajemen klub yang minim aktivitas transfer di musim dingin.
NBA Power Rankings: Can the Pistons or Spurs catch the Thunder for top spot? - ESPN
We're one week from the 2026 NBA trade deadline, with the market staying relatively quiet up to this point. However, there have been major developments across both conferences as we narrow the second half of the regular season.
NBA Power Rankings: Where Mavs, Hawks and others stack up ahead of trade deadline - ESPN
There is less than one month until the 2026 NBA trade deadline, and already, big names are floating around the market. Most notably, as reported by ESPN's Shams Charania on Monday, the Atlanta Hawks and Trae Young are open to trade talks as the four-time All-Star will explore his options to start the year.
Ada Usulan Kualifikasi Sprint Race dan Balapan Utama MotoGP Dipisah
Bos Trackhouse Davide Brivio punya usul agar meningkatkan persaingan di MotoGP lebih menarik. Kualifikasi untuk sprint race dan balapan utama dipisah. Bagaimana?
Juventus Makin Kuat
Juventus sudah mulai menanjak di bawah arahan Lucian Spalletti. Pujian pun diberikan oleh bos Bianconeri, John Elkann.
Bos Aprilia soal MotoGP Saat Ini: 70% Pebalap, 30% Tunggangan
Direktur Teknis Aprilia Fabiano Sterlacchini berkukuh, ketangguhan motor tidak banyak berpengaruh pada hasil balapan. Melainkan kemampuan pebalap.
Fantasy basketball: Updated points league rankings after Westbrook signs with Kings - ESPN
Create or join a fantasy basketball league on ESPN. Your championship run starts today!
Australia boss sees progress ahead of World Cup after unbeaten run ends
Tony Popovic's unbeaten start in charge of Australia finally ended at the hands of the United States on Tuesday but the Socceroos boss saw enough in the Denver defeat to give him hope for the World Cup next year.