Marleau announces retirement after 23-year career in NHL
San Jose Sharks legend Patrick Marleau announced his retirement on Tuesday after a 23-year career in the NHL.
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Watch Conor McGregor's brutal first career stoppage win over Mo Taylor from 2008
When Conor McGregor elects to hang up the gloves (again), the Dublin fighter will undoubtedly go down as one of the biggest names in the history of mixed martial arts and indeed, UFC.
NFL-Brady to join Fox Sports as lead analyst when NFL career ends
Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady will join Fox Sports as its lead analyst when the seven-times Super Bowl champion's glittering National Football League career ends, the network said on Tuesday.
Tom Brady to join Fox Sports as lead NFL analyst when playing career ends
Tom Brady will join Fox Sports as its lead NFL analyst when his playing career ends.
Tom Brady to join FOX Sports once playing career is over
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Tony Ferguson warns Conor McGregor he's coming after him as he aims to get career back on track
UFC lightweight Tony Ferguson has sent a warning to Conor McGregor following ridicule from the Irishman after UFC 274.
IPL 2022: Mumbai Indians' Jasprit Bumrah registers his career-best T20 figures
Mumbai Indians pacer Jasprit Bumrah on Monday registered his best T20 bowling figures. The pacer achieved this feat during the IPL 2022 clash against Kolkata Knight Riders, where he took a five-wicket haul and ended with a figure of 5/10, at the end of his four-over spell. This was also the fifth-best bowling figure in IPL. The record for the best bowling figures in IPL is held by Gujarat Titans pacer Alzarri Joseph, with a figure of 6/12, in 2019, while Pakistan's Sohail Tanvir is second on the list with 6/14, in 2008. This was followed by Australia's Adam Zampa with 6/19 in 2016 and India's Anil Kumble with 5/5 in 2009.
Triggered by Giannis Antetokounmpo, Al Horford scores playoff career-high 30 points to rescue Boston Celtics in Game 4
MILWAUKEE — Al Horford knew he'd get his revenge.