Why every remaining team will, won't win UEFA Champions League - ESPN
With the UEFA Champions League's extended league phase over, it's time for the extended knockout rounds. That's both a pointed commentary and a celebration.
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Rousey to make MMA return after a decade to fight Carano
Feb 17 : Former UFC champion Ronda Rousey will return after a decade away from the cage for a showdown with fellow veteran Gina Carano on May 16 in a blockbuster fight that will be streamed on Netflix, Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) announced on Tuesday.
Sources: Seahawks unlikely to use tags on Kenneth Walker III - ESPN
The Seattle Seahawks are unlikely to use either a franchise or transition tag on running back and Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III, league sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Tuesday.
Australia out of T20 World Cup as Zimbabwe through to Super Eight after washout
Feb 17 : Former champions Australia were eliminated from the Twenty20 World Cup in Sri Lanka on Tuesday while Zimbabwe progressed to the Super Eight stage of the tournament after their match against Ireland was abandoned due to persistent rain in Pallekele.
It's been 58 years since it last took Canada this long to win Winter Olympics gold
It took nine days before a Canadian athlete won a gold medal at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympics — the longest the country has ever taken to win gold at the Winter Games in 58 years.
'Who cares what the past was?': Canada's women look for redemption against U.S. in women's hockey final
Chris Jones reports from Milan.
Let's hear it for moms Meyers Taylor, Humphries Armbruster, who produced an inspiring story in monobob
Veteran sportswriter Richard Deitsch takes an international view of the Olympics.
Ice hockey-Inevitable US v Canada final but this time the ice has tilted
MILAN, Feb 16 : Canada and the United States will play out another chapter in their long-standing rivalry after setting up the almost inevitable Olympic women's ice hockey final on Monday, but this time the Americans have flipped the script and tilted the ice in their favour.