Shohei Ohtani falls double short of cycle in Dodgers' loss - ESPN
WASHINGTON — Shohei Ohtani got going again at the plate Monday night, falling a double short of hitting for the cycle.
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Florida rallies once again to beat Houston for NCAA title - ESPN
SAN ANTONIO — On Florida's side, the lead-up to Monday's national championship game centered almost entirely around Walter Clayton Jr. The All-American guard was on a run not seen since Shabazz Napier and Kemba Walker carried UConn to a pair of titles in the early 2010s.
Men's March Madness Championship: Florida vs. Houston - ESPN
Men's March Madness has delivered on its namesake promise, from early-round upsets to Final Four comebacks.
Sports world reacts to Florida winning national championship - ESPN
The Florida Gators are once again national champions.
House settlement nears finalization amid judge's last concerns - ESPN
OAKLAND, Calif. — A multi-billion-dollar legal settlement with the potential to reshape the business of college sports inched closer to its fast-approaching finish line during a federal court hearing Monday.
Sources: Inter Miami holds Kevin De Bruyne discovery rights - ESPN
Inter Miami CF holds the discovery rights for Manchester City player Kevin De Bruyne, sources have told ESPN, setting up a possible scenario in which the Belgian playmaker could join Lionel Messi in south Florida.
Kris Jenkins sues NCAA for limiting pay while at Villanova - ESPN
Former NCAA tournament hero Kris Jenkins, in a lawsuit filed last week with the Southern District of New York, is suing the NCAA and six major conferences for limiting athlete pay and restricting his ability to capitalize off his name, image and likeness while he was at Villanova.
Man pleads guilty to selling more than $250K in fake memorabilia - ESPN
A former California resident pleaded guilty Monday to selling hundreds of thousands of dollars in fake memorabilia, including items authorities say were purportedly signed by famous athletes, actors and celebrities, in a scheme dating to 2010, according to the U.S. Department of Justice Central District of California.