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MELBOURNE: Ferrari's Carlos Sainz won the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday (Mar 24) in a triumphant return two weeks after appendicitis surgery as Red Bull's world champion Max Verstappen suffered his first retirement in two years.
Charlie Culberson's attempt to reinvent himself as a pitcher at age 34 took a blow Saturday when he was released by the Atlanta Braves.
Martin O’Neill reckons Hibs have been "brave" in reducing the ticket allocations for both Celtic and Rangers as the move was used in a radio debate over how to halt tragedy chanting that was heard at Old Trafford in the FA Cup tie between bitter rivals Man Utd and Liverpool.
Outfielder Adam Duvall rejoined the Atlanta Braves on a one-year, $3 million contract Thursday.
Holly Willoughby has been branded 'brave' as she was flooded with comments over her 'mum life' update. The presenter recently finished up her hosting stint on Dancing on Ice after the new series marked her return to TV screen for the first time in months.
CHRIS SALE IS in a new clubhouse, a new uniform, a new city, all part of his third act. He's content, a far cry from where he's been in recent years. He's also not ready to call this newest phase of his career a rebirth, even if that's how it might look to a baseball world that seemed to have forgotten him in recent years.
England's players must not be afraid of making errors when they take on the challenge of Ireland in the Six Nations, coach Steve Borthwick and captain Jamie George have said, but they would rather not make as many mistakes as they did two weeks ago.
BAGSHOT, England : Coach Steve Borthwick and captain Jamie George said on Thursday that England's players must not be afraid of making errors when they take on the mighty challenge of Ireland, but they would rather not make as many as they did two weeks ago.