Chipper Jones respond to claim pitting Brian Snitker against legendary Braves manager Bobby Cox
John Smoltz joins First Things First to discuss his thoughts on the ball-strike challenge system.
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Women's leadership in digital: join Women in Tech 2025 even after the launch
Women are becoming increasingly visible in the digital world, so it's time to make an even bigger statement. The Women in Tech 2025 educational program from Huawei Ukraine, WiT, and WoMo, supported by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, has already begun, but it's not too late to join. Each participant who registers now will have access to the archive of previous classes and will be able to join the next modules in real time.
Christian Horner plots Formula One return but Aston Martin rule out move
Christian Horner has been in contact with “pretty much every team owner” in Formula One, Aston Martin chief Andy Cowell has claimed.
Ryder Cup abuse of European players ‘crossed the line’ – PGA of America chief
PGA of America chief executive Derek Sprague says abuse directed at Rory McIlroy and the European team at the Ryder Cup “crossed the line”.
PGA of America president apologizes, condemns U.S. fans' behavior - ESPN
PGA of America president Don Rea Jr., who initially compared vitriolic comments at the Ryder Cup with what could be heard at a youth soccer game, finally apologized Thursday in an email to the 30,000-plus golf professionals he was elected to serve.
Campus League Dimulai dengan Kompetisi Futsal
Campus League hadir di 2025. Kompetisi ini lahir untuk ikut serta berperan dalam peningkatan prestasi olahraga nasional.
Premier League close to deciding on scrapping PSR, says Masters
LONDON :The Premier League will soon decide on whether to get rid of its divisive profit and sustainability rules and introduce a new squad-cost ratio system, CEO Richard Masters said on Thursday.
Bayern's Rummenigge says Newcastle were 'idiots' to pay so much for Woltemade
Bayern Munich board member Karl-Heinz Rummenigge said Newcastle United were "idiots" for meeting VfB Stuttgart's asking price for Nick Woltemade after they stumped up a reported £63 million (€72 million) for the German striker.