LeBron James becomes first-ever player to reach 50,000 career NBA points
LeBron James is already the NBA's all-time leading scorer, but the Los Angeles Lakers star just set a new personal mark on Tuesday.
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Longtime Bengals DE Sam Hubbard retiring after seven seasons - ESPN
Longtime Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard announced his retirement Wednesday after seven seasons.
Raiders expected to release Gardner Minshew, source confirms - ESPN
The Las Vegas Raiders are expected to release quarterback Gardner Minshew when free agency begins next week, a source confirmed to ESPN.
LeBron James 1st to score 50,000 combined points in NBA regular season and playoffs
LeBron James is well on his way to rewriting every previous definition of basketball longevity, and the 40-year-old star is now racking up numbers the NBA has never seen before.
Japan women’s football pioneer Nagasato retires
Women’s World Cup winner Yuki Nagasato, who made history with a brief spell playing for a men’s team, said she had given “every last drop” as the Japanese striker announced her retirement from football.
LeBron breaks 50,000 scoring barrier, Curry sparks Warriors
LeBron James became the first player in NBA history to score 50,000 career points on Tuesday, extending his lead as the league’s all-time record scorer by reaching a milestone tally that may never be surpassed.
Capitals' Alex Ovechkin to aid cancer research with each goal - ESPN
Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin is 11 goals away from making NHL history and breaking Wayne Gretzky's career goals record. Starting Wednesday, every goal Ovechkin scores in that quest — and for the rest of his career — will raise funds toward pediatric cancer research.
Springboks looking to add additional tests to 2025 fixture list
CAPE TOWN : South Africa are looking to add two more tests to their calendar for 2025 and will also play the Barbarians on June 28 after coach Rassie Erasmus requested 15 fixtures to help him assess players two years out from the next Rugby World Cup.