Fan whips Al Ittihad striker Hamdallah after final defeat - ESPN
An angry spectator whipped Al Ittihad striker Abderrazak Hamdallah from the stands during an argument after Thursday's Saudi Super Cup final.
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Kentucky names alum Mark Pope as new men's basketball coach - ESPN
Mark Pope is officially Kentucky new men's basketball coach, the school announced Friday.
Tiger Woods 1 over, 8 shots back after 1st round at the Masters - ESPN
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods had a disappointing ending to his opening round of the 88th Masters on Friday. The five-time green jacket winner won't have much time to bounce back at Augusta National Golf Club.
Tiger Woods tracker: Live updates from the 2024 Masters - ESPN
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Duke top scorers Kyle Filipowski, Jared McCain going pro - ESPN
Duke's top two scorers from last season, All-American Kyle Filipowski and ACC All-Freshman Jared McCain are entering the NBA draft.
Inside MLB players' mindsets on playing all 162 games a season - ESPN
FREDDIE FREEMAN PLAYED in 161 games last year. He does not like this fact. Were it up to the Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman and likely future Hall of Famer, he would participate in every game of every season, all 162, a number held sacred throughout the game. Freeman has partly agreed to a compromise since joining the Dodgers — the day after they clinch a division championship, he'll sit, for one game and nothing more. When that day arrived last season, he still fought it.
'Unlike anyone we've seen': WNBA seizes Clark spotlight
NEW YORK : The Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) will look to harness record-smashing sharpshooter Caitlin Clark's super-sized star power when she joins the professional ranks on Monday.
Will Caitlin Clark be an immediate star as a WNBA rookie? - ESPN
Seeking to capitalize on the unprecedented excitement around this year's women's NCAA tournament, the WNBA launched a new marketing campaign this spring: «Welcome to the W.» Featuring veteran stars Arike Ogunbowale and Breanna Stewart, the TV ads (accompanied by billboards featuring other players) jokingly welcome this year's crop of rookies with a message that life as a pro won't be so easy.