Lions four-time Pro Bowl center Frank Ragnow says he's retiring - ESPN
Detroit Lions center Frank Ragnow, a four-time Pro Bowl selection in his seven NFL seasons, announced his retirement on social media on Monday.
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Fantasy football team names: How to pick a winner - ESPN
From streets to pets to body parts and beyond, humans excel at naming things. We enthusiastically brainstorm nicknames for ourselves while dishing out monikers for others. Authors take on pen names. Performers craft stage names. Situationships are stored in phones under fake names.
Manchester United's second transfer of summer window will be more complicated
Matheus Cunha was a relatively simple transfer for Manchester United to complete.
Celtic diehard spits out breakfast at Rangers claim on Hotline but 49ers have done one thing to please Ibrox legions
The new Rangers board have wasted no time in making changes behind the scenes and the supporters already like what they see.
More violence disrupts PSG’s Champions League celebrations
Authorities have detained another 79 people as violence continued to disrupt Paris Saint-Germain’s celebrations of their historic Champions League victory, police in the French capital said.
Gauff into fifth successive French Open quarter-final
PARIS: Coco Gauff reached a fifth successive French Open quarter-final on Monday as the world number two brushed Russian 20th seed Ekaterina Alexandrova aside 6-0, 7-5.Gauff raced through the opening set backed by three breaks of serve.
Courtois out of Belgian squad for World Cup qualifiers
Belgium goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois has withdrawn from the squad for their opening two World Cup qualifiers this month because of a back injury.
Max Verstappen blames frustration for a ‘move that was not right’ after colliding with Russell
Max Verstappen said Monday that frustration caused “a move that was not right and shouldn’t have happened”, a day after he initially seemed unrepentant over his collision with George Russell at Formula 1’s Spanish Grand Prix. Verstappen had been asked by his Red Bull team to give up a place to Russell following an earlier incident between the two drivers when he hit Russell’s Mercedes. The race stewards ruled Verstappen had “suddenly accelerated” before the collision and Russell said it “felt very deliberate”. The stewards gave Verstappen a 10-second penalty which dropped him from fifth to 10th and left him 49 points off standings leader Oscar Piastri, who won Sunday’s race. “We had an exciting strategy and good race in Barcelona, till the safety car came out.