Rob Gronkowski doesn't regret playing another season after final Super Bowl win: 'I wouldn't change a thing'
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Former Islanders captain, Stanley Cup champ dishes on life after hockey, new business venture
Stanley Cup champion Mark Streit talks to Fox News Digital about his new assignment off the ice.
Manchester United defender Jonny Evans makes retirement admission
Jonny Evans contemplated retirement while he was struggling with injury in his final months at Leicester City, but he hopes those problems are behind him and he's admitted that he's in a 'good place' representing Manchester United again.
Evans says he considered retirement before Man Utd return
Northern Ireland defender Jonny Evans said he faced the possibility that his career was coming to an end last year due to a succession of injuries before he was handed a lifeline by his former club Manchester United.
Chargers QB Justin Herbert again struggles in loss to Cowboys - ESPN
INGLEWOOD, Calif. — When Justin Herbert took the field with just over two minutes remaining and the Los Angeles Chargers trailing the Dallas Cowboys by only three points, it was a position Herbert and all Chargers fans are likely accustomed to.
Sri Lanka lifts ban on Gunathilaka
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) said on Tuesday it has ratified an independent committee's recommendation to lift a ban imposed on batter Danushka Gunathilaka, who was cleared of a sexual assault charge last month.
University of New Brunswick hockey camp aims to help Indigenous girls get on the ice
Lillian George helped 10-year-old Dahlia Mitchell take her first, tentative steps on to the ice at the Aitken University Centre.
Squash's Inclusion In Olympics Forces Saurav Ghosal To Rethink His Future Plans
There was not a chance in hell that India's finest squash player Saurav Ghosal would continue playing the game in his 40s but the sport's inclusion in the 2028 Olympics after decades of wait has forced the 37-year-old to rethink about his future plans. In a testament to his remarkable longevity, Ghosal has managed to stay at the top of his game for the major part of his professional career that began as a teenager way back in 2003. The world number 18 has got a bagful of medals over the six Asian Games that he has been part of and last year became the first Indian to win a singles medal in the highly-competitive Commonwealth Games. However, all those laurels came his way amid the disappointment of squash being ignored for Olympics, edition after edition, over the past 20 years. Monday's announcement provided a sense of relief and ecstacy for Ghosal and his generation which grew up dreaming about a medal at the Summer Games.