Blackhawks F Patrick Maroon, 36, will retire after season - ESPN
ST. LOUIS — Three-time Stanley Cup champion Patrick Maroon said he is retiring after this season.
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Jason Manford's brutal four-word dig at Prince Andrew after awkward snub
Reminiscing about his long-cherished dream of hosting the Royal Variety Performance, comedian Jason Manford couldn't quite resist having a sly dig at Prince Andrew.
Injury-Free Boxer Nikhat Zareen Aims For Comeback In May
"No one moves on so quickly in life," Nikhat Zareen said, her voice heavy with the weight of her painful Paris Olympics experience. Struggling with a knee injury after Paris and the looming uncertainty surrounding the sport's future in the Olympics, the two-time World Champion found herself grappling with the thought that her dream of standing on the Olympic podium might never be realised. But the recent inclusion of boxing in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics has reignited the spark of hope within her. After being sidelined with injury since the Paris Games, the 28-year-old is now determined to make a comeback and aims to be competition-ready by May.
Tuchel's England up and running as Lewis-Skelly scores on debut
LONDON :England debutant Myles Lewis-Skelly got new coach Thomas Tuchel's reign up and running as the 18-year-old scored the first goal in a 2-0 home victory against Albania in their World Cup qualifying Group K opener on Friday.
Games-India eyes hosting 2030 Commonwealth Games as it bids for 2036 Olympics
NEW DELHI : India has submitted an "expression of interest" to stage the 2030 Commonwealth Games, potentially the perfect dress rehearsal for the country's bigger dream of hosting the Olympic Games six years later.
England's Kane optimistic about chances of winning first Ballon d'Or
England captain Harry Kane sees a real chance of winning the next Ballon d'Or award for the best player in the world, but knows securing silverware with Bayern Munich would be key to fulfilling that dream.
Sandro Mamukelashvili makes NBA history with 34 points in 19 minutes - ESPN
SAN ANTONIO — Bewildered and in a state of disbelief, San Antonio Spurs forward Sandro Mamukelashvili walked back-and-forth half-dressed near his locker Wednesday night repeating the same words after his team's 120-105 win over the New York Knicks.
Full house in Kigali ahead of Chelle’s first test as Eagles’ gaffer
Arokodare: Playing for Nigeria a dream come true