UConn Huskies legends return as Geno Auriemma closes in on history - ESPN
The home where Geno Auriemma built a college hoops dynasty is set to host history, and the legends came home to see it.
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Warriors' Melton to have ACL surgery, miss rest of season - ESPN
Golden State Warriors guard De'Anthony Melton will undergo surgery on his left ACL and miss the remainder of the season, the team announced Wednesday.
Roki Sasaki likely to be part of '25 international amateur class - ESPN
NEW YORK — With uncertainty looming over when Japanese baseball star Roki Sasaki will sign with a major league club, Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred offered some clarity Wednesday, saying that he expected Sasaki to be part of the 2025 international amateur class.
Lakers star LeBron James says he's taking social media break - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — LeBron James says he's taking a break from social media.
Who are the winningest NCAA basketball coaches of all time? - ESPN
Winning one game is hard. What about winning 900 of them? Only a few coaches in the history of college basketball — men's or women's — have eclipsed the 900-win total. Pat Summitt was the first to do it.
Tigers' Tarik Skubal, Braves' Chris Sale win Cy Young Awards - ESPN
Chris Sale's comeback season has ended with the expected result: He's the National League Cy Young winner, capturing his first Cy Young Award over Philadelphia's Zack Wheeler with 26 of the 30 first-place votes.
Who has won the MLB Cy Young Award? All-time winners list - ESPN
From its inception in 1956 until 1966, the Cy Young Award was given annually to the best pitcher in Major League Baseball. Since then, the award has been presented every season to the best pitcher in each league — American League and National League. The Baseball Writers' Association of America votes on the Cy Young Award at the end of each season and before the start of the postseason. The award is named after the winningest pitcher in baseball history. Cy Young compiled a record 511 victories (511-316) for five teams during his 22-year MLB career (1890-1911).
Hall of Famer Ray Lewis reportedly a candidate for Florida Atlantic HC job
Will Ray Lewis be back on a football sideline soon?