MLB's top 10 breakout teams for 2025 - ESPN
For all the work done projecting the 2025 MLB season, we know the final standings aren't going to match the preseason forecasts.
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Sources - Vikings to roll with McCarthy, not pursuing Rodgers - ESPN
The Minnesota Vikings are moving past their discussions with free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers, leaving second-year player J.J. McCarthy atop the quarterback depth chart as offseason practices approach, sources told ESPN.
Shohei Ohtani homers as Dodgers sweep Cubs in Japan - ESPN
TOKYO — Shohei Ohtani hit a solo homer in his return to the Tokyo Dome, Roki Sasaki threw three eventful innings in his big league debut, and the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Chicago Cubs 6-3 on Wednesday night to sweep their two-game series in Japan.
Viewer's guide to March Madness 2025 - ESPN
The first round of the men's 2025 NCAA tournament tips off Thursday, and we're here to help you get ready.
Bill Belichick surprises Tar Heels with pizza for UNC-SDSU watch party - ESPN
The North Carolina Tar Heels will have to play their way into first round of the men's NCAA tournament with a First Four game Tuesday night. One man is making sure the University of North Carolina is ready for the matchup: football coach Bill Belichick.
2025 NFL free agency: Experts debate best, worst signings - ESPN
NFL free agency has started to slow down since officially opening last Wednesday, so it's a good time to take stock of the moves. Some teams have made splash signings, adding standouts like Sam Darnold, Davante Adams, Justin Fields, Josh Sweat and Carlton Davis III to their rosters. Other top free agents — notably Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson and Stefon Diggs — are still searching for their next team.
MLB Opening Day 2025: Schedule, matchups, previews and more - ESPN
The major league regular season kicked off in Japan this week — meaning MLB opening week is just around the corner.
MLB's villains or heroes? How Los Angeles Dodgers got here - ESPN
The Los Angeles Dodgers aren't just a baseball team these days. They are a symbol. For fans of the other 29 major league clubs, they are a source of either indignation or longing. For rival owners — and the commissioner who answers to them — they exemplify a widening payroll disparity that must be addressed. For players, and the union that represents them, they are a beacon, embodying all the traits of successful organizations: astute at player development, invested in behind-the-scenes components that make a difference and, most prominently, eager to pump their outsized revenues back into the roster.