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NEW YORK — Ticket demand is so great for Game 3 of the NBA playoff series between the Boston Celtics and New York Knicks that it will cost a fan more than $600 on the resale market just to get in to Madison Square Garden on Saturday.
BARCELONA :Barcelona's dreams of a Champions League, Copa del Rey and LaLiga treble have vanished after Inter Milan roared back from the brink of elimination to grab a phenomenal 7-6 aggregate win and end the Spaniards' European campaign in the semi-final.
NEW DELHI :Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya said the three no-balls he and teammate Deepak Chahar bowled against Gujarat Titans were a "crime" that led to their loss in a last-ball thriller in the Indian Premier League on Tuesday.
Asia Hogan-Rochester scored three tries as the Canadian women's rugby sevens team rallied from an early deficit Sunday to defeat the U.S. 27-7 and earn bronze at the HSBC SVNS World Championship.
MELBOURNE :The A-League's financial woes may be tough on clubs but the situation provides a huge opportunity for Australia's young talent to push for international selection, according to Socceroos coach Tony Popovic.
Geoff Schwartz, FOX Sports' NFL analyst and co-host of The Bear Bets Podcast, joins Jason McIntyre to discuss Shedeur Sanders dropping to the fifth round and how he could stand out in a crowded Cleveland Browns QB room.
JEDDAH : Kawasaki Frontale coach Shigetoshi Hasebe was left ruing his side's defensive errors as the Japanese club slipped to a 2-0 loss to Saudi Arabia's Al-Ahli in the Asian Champions League Elite final on Saturday.
MIAMI :Reduced profit expectations and a potential $5 billion hit from automotive tariffs will not affect Cadillac's Formula One debut next season, General Motors President Mark Reuss said on Saturday.