Karl-Anthony Towns celebrate NBA Cup win with Timothée Chalamet, Ben Stiller - ESPN
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Sources: Knicks decide against hanging NBA Cup banner at MSG - ESPN
The New York Knicks have decided against hanging a banner at Madison Square Garden for winning the NBA Cup, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania.
Knicks star caught 'in 4k' sticking finger in teammate's sensitive area during NBA Cup celebration
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England unhappy with review technology after Carey reprieved in Adelaide test
ADELAIDE, Dec 17 : England were left fuming after Australia's Alex Carey survived a caught-behind appeal on day one of the third Ashes test on Wednesday, with the review technology failing to pick up an apparent nick off the century-scorer's bat.
College football bowls 2025: Storylines to watch for every game - ESPN
The «Bowls are dead!» chorus is growing louder. Notre Dame opted out after what had to feel like one of the crueler playoff snubs imaginable (non-2023 Florida State edition, anyway). So did Kansas State and Iowa State (who, to be fair, lost their head coaches and had basically taken a bowl trip to Ireland to start the season already). When the Birmingham Bowl was looking for an opponent for Georgia Southern, it had to search pretty deep into the bin of 5-7 teams before finding one willing and able to make the flight. The vibes have certainly been better.
Maresca says he is happy at Chelsea after 3-1 win at Cardiff
Dec 17 : Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca said he is happy at the club after they booked a spot in the League Cup semi-finals with a 3-1 win at Cardiff City on Tuesday, just days after he had voiced his frustrations over behind-the-scenes issues at the club.
Norris steps up as a fresh champion for Formula One's new era
LONDON, Dec 17 : Lando Norris stepped up as a first-time world champion in 2025 to end Max Verstappen's four-year reign and lead Formula One into a new era.
Liverpool driver sentenced to over 21 years in prison for injuring 130 at Premier League parade
A British man who injured more than 130 people by plowing his car into a crowd of Liverpool soccer fans during May's Premier League victory parade was jailed for 21½ years on Tuesday, after admitting 31 criminal charges over the incident.