Jung Hoo Lee celebrates first MLB home run in Giants win - ESPN
San Francisco Giants center fielder Jung Hoo Lee's first MLB home run gave him a memory he'll never forget.
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MVP Aziaha James, NC State rout Texas, reach Final Four - ESPN
PORTLAND, Ore. — NC State coach Wes Moore admitted his team's Elite Eight loss in 2022 — a double-overtime heartbreaker against UConn — haunted him, leaving him one win away from getting the program back to its first Final Four since legendary coach Kay Yow led the Wolfpack there in 1998.
LSU's Hailey Van Lith defends teammates, calls LA Times column 'racist' after 'dirty debutantes' jab
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UFC's Dana White gets mistaken for Joe Rogan during interview with Sage Steele
Former ESPN star Sage Steele tells "OutKick The Morning" why she supported Dana White's decision to keep Bud Light as its beer sponsor.
Zach Edey scores 40 to put Purdue into Final Four - ESPN
DETROIT — As they jumped around the court, hugged one another and screamed toward their fans following a 72-66 win over Tennessee in the Elite Eight on Sunday, the Purdue Boilermakers enjoyed the moment, something they couldn't do a year ago.
Top-seeded South Carolina Gamecocks advance to Final Four - ESPN
ALBANY, N.Y. — Coach Dawn Staley and her staff had a group hug on the sideline as the final seconds ticked away Sunday and her South Carolina Gamecocks got ready to celebrate what has become a tradition for them.
Report - Police searching for Rashee Rice due to major accident - ESPN
Police are searching for Kansas City Chiefs star wide receiver Rashee Rice in their investigation of a major accident Saturday in Dallas, according to the Dallas Morning News.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto sharp after rocky debut, but Dodgers lose - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Yoshinobu Yamamoto's debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers, on the heels of attaining the largest contract ever for a starting pitcher, lasted only one inning and saw him get charged with five earned runs, nearly a quarter of his total through an entire prior season in Japan. It followed two rough outings in spring training, casting early doubt on Yamamoto's ability to transition to the world's most advanced baseball league in the United States.