Stephen Curry: Must be careful with 'tricky' hamstring injury - ESPN
MINNEAPOLIS — Stephen Curry isn't sure how long it will take him to recover from his Grade 1 left hamstring strain because this is the first time he has ever had such an injury.
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2025 PGA Championship Betting Odds: Scheffler, McIlroy early favorites - ESPN
The PGA Championship is the next golf major up, and all eyes will be on who wins at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Osaka inspired by Agassi as she embraces claycourt grind
(This story has been corrected to fix the score in Osaka win and victory streak in paragraph 9)
More Maine schools ban transgender athletes from girls sports, defying Dem leadership and siding with Trump
Maine School Administrative District 70 Superintendent Tyler Putnam discusses how the Trump administration is suing Maine for allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls sports on ‘Fox & Friends.’
Rohit Sharma Blasts Indian Commentators, Calls Them 'Agenda-Driven'
One of the most likeable cricketers in the game, yet Rohit Sharma hasn't been immune to criticism by pundits, former cricketers, or journalists. The India ODI captain has even been a part of some fiery press conferences, especially since taking over the role of a skipper in the national team. In the final phase of his career, Rohit pointed out a big change that he has seen in the way the business of cricket is being run. In an interview, the 38-year-old highlighted how the 'masala' has taken over 'pure cricket' in modern times.
Osaka inspired by Agassi's comeback as she embraces clay court grind
Four times Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka said this year's clay court swing feels different as she enters it with momentum, having picked up wins and confidence in the recent weeks.
Knicks come back from 20 down again, up 2-0 on Celtics - ESPN
BOSTON — For the second straight game, the New York Knicks found themselves in a hole the Boston Celtics have rarely let teams out of this season.
'Lucky Number Seven' For Casper Ruud After Beating Jack Draper To Clinch Madrid Open
Casper Ruud joked seven was his lucky number after claiming the most important trophy of his career in his seventh big final as he beat Jack Draper on Sunday to win the Madrid Open. The Norwegian, a three-time Grand Slam runner-up, earned his first Masters 1000 triumph with a 7-5, 3-6, 6-4 victory over the Briton in a two-and-a-half hour tussle at the Manolo Santana stadium. Rising star Draper, who will move fifth in the world rankings on Monday above Novak Djokovic, was hoping to add to his Indian Wells title in March but Ruud outlasted him in his third Masters final.