Lakers' Luka Doncic covers cost to restore vandalized Kobe mural - ESPN
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Luka Doncic has stepped up to pay the entire expected cost of restoring a vandalized mural depicting Kobe and Gigi Bryant in downtown Los Angeles.
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Marcus Rashford is ready to help Ruben Amorim save Man United's summer transfer window
At the beginning of this season it seemed unthinkable that Marcus Rashford would ever end his association with Manchester United.
The Dodgers rotation is hurting, but help is on the way
The Dodgers focused on building up enviable starting pitching depth over the offseason, and it's a good thing that they did. As May approaches, Los Angeles has just four starters left in their rotation. One of them — Tyler Glasnow — might not be there for much longer, either, as a trip to the injured list is a possibility for him per manager Dave Roberts, after he was removed from Sunday's start against the Pirates with shoulder discomfort.
Why Cleveland Browns drafted Shedeur Sanders and what's next - ESPN
One of the shocking slides in NFL draft history ended in the fifth round as the Cleveland Browns traded their 166th and 192nd picks to the Seattle Seahawks to select Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders with the 144th overall choice on Saturday.
Soaring travel expenses amid historic European run test Bodo/Glimt's devoted fans
As Bodo/Glimt's historic Europa League run unfolds, fans find themselves grappling with soaring travel costs and the vast distances are taking a toll on supporters following the team across the continent.
Liverpool's two Dutchmen dodged a bullet with Manchester United
261 miles separate the Vitality Stadium and Anfield, so at least the 1,299 Manchester United supporters in the away end were a relatively safe distance on Sunday.
Man United transfer news LIVE - Matheus Cunha latest, Victor Osimhen update, Ademola Lookman 'talks'
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Sources - Commanders, D.C. reach deal for new stadium at RFK site - ESPN
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Commanders are going home. The organization agreed to a deal with the District of Columbia to build a stadium at the site where the team had its greatest success, according to sources familiar with the situation.