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The NBA playoffs are underway, with the Play-In tournament starting tomorrow. The Oklahoma City Thunder are the heavy favorite to repeat as champions. Colin Cowherd asks if the San Antonio Spurs, Boston Celtics, or anyone else can stop the Thunder.
CHICAGO — First, the Buffalo Sabres stopped their long playoff drought. Then, Alex Tuch & Co. won the Atlantic Division.
After a draft-night trade that sent former LSU All-American and 2023 national champion Flau'jae Johnson to the Seattle Storm less than an hour after the Golden State Valkyries selected her with the No. 8 pick, Golden State general manager Ohemaa Nyanin told ESPN that the teams agreed upon the trade before the draft picks were submitted.
NEW YORK — Mike Trout vs. Aaron Judge transformed a baseball game into a heavyweight slugfest.
BALTIMORE — Orioles manager Craig Albernaz was struck in the face by a line drive, then returned after receiving treatment to embrace the guy who sent the baseball whistling into the dugout.
A draft-night trade stunned WNBA fans attending the event in New York City and those watching from afar, as the draft rights to former LSU All-American and 2023 national champion Flau'jae Johnson were traded to the Seattle Storm about 45 minutes after she was selected No. 8 overall by the Golden State Valkyries.
MINNEAPOLIS — Boston Red Sox ace Garrett Crochet was battered by the Minnesota Twins for 11 runs — 10 earned — and nine hits in 1⅔ innings Monday night.
As the Los Angeles Dodgers' status as the World Series favorite continues to grow, so too does Shohei Ohtani's as the National League MVP favorite. The phenom extended his odds lead for the NL's highest individual honor, going from -140 to an astounding -220 in the span of a week.