Can Barcelona ever close the gap to Clasico rivals, Real Madrid? - ESPN
Remember when Barcelona won LaLiga? No? It happened less than a year ago. Seriously. I promise.
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Shaka Toney, reinstated from gambling ban, cut by Commanders - ESPN
The Washington Commanders released defensive end Shaka Toney, who was reinstated by the NFL last week after serving a one-year suspension for violating the league's policy on gambling.
Barca's Xavi decries 'maximum injustice' after disallowed goal in El Clasico defeat
After a Lamine Yamal goal was disallowed by VAR in Barcelona's 3-2 defeat at Real Madrid, Barcelona coach Xavi Hernandez criticised the officiating in LaLiga, which does not use goal-line technology.
Mutiso Munyao, Jepchirchir capture 2024 London Marathon titles
Kenyan distance runners Alexander Mutiso Munyao and Peres Jepchirchir ran to victory at Sunday's London Marathon.
Nelly Korda takes Chevron, ties LPGA mark with 5th win in row - ESPN
THE WOODLANDS, Texas — Nelly Korda etched her name in the LPGA Tour record books Sunday, winning her record-tying fifth straight tournament with a two-stroke victory in the Chevron Championship for her second major title.
D Gukesh To Clash With Firouza Alireza On What Promises To Be A Photo Finish
Teenaged Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh will have his task cut out against Firouza Alireza of France in the penultimate round of the Candidates' chess tournament, on what promises to be a photo-finish in Toronto. Gukesh, with his last white game, will improve his chances greatly in the tournament if he can get past Alireza, who has clearly been struggling. With 7.5 points in his bag, Gukesh shares the lead with Hikaru Nakamura of the United States and Ian Nepomniachtchi of Russia.
Alpine fined 10,000 euros for pitstop blunder
SHANGHAI : Formula One stewards fined Renault-owned Alpine 10,000 euros ($10,654) on Sunday after a bungled Chinese Grand Prix pitstop left a mechanic on the ground.
Michigan's Alex Orji embodies demeanor of starting QB; will it translate to wins?
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — From the moment Alex Orji bounded down the Lloyd Carr Tunnel on Saturday, launching himself into the coolness and crispness of a chilly April morning at Michigan Stadium, the rising junior behaved like the Wolverines' starting quarterback, even if that title has yet to be bestowed. He loped onto the turf with a hop and a skip that foretold his confidence in the race to replace J.J. McCarthy.