B.C.-based group planning bid for Vancouver Whitecaps, minister says
British Columbia Jobs Minister Ravi Kahlon says the provincial government has been approached by a local group that wants to buy the Vancouver Whitecaps.
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Cubs' Matthew Boyd injures meniscus while playing with his kids - ESPN
CHICAGO — The first-place Chicago Cubs suffered another blow to their pitching staff after lefty Matthew Boyd injured his left meniscus while playing with his kids at home Wednesday morning.
LIV's Thomas Pieters: Rather retire than return to PGA Tour
Belgium's Thomas Pieters said he won't return to the PGA Tour if the financially challenged LIV Golf League shutters its doors.
MLB legend uses late teammate's story to spread awareness on heart health, high cholesterol
St. Louis Cardinals icon Adam Wainwright is honoring former Cardinals pitcher Darryl Kile, who died in 2002 of a heart attack, by spreading awareness about heart health.
“Bakery Industry – 2026” Forum will take place in Kyiv on May 12–13
On May 12–13, 2026, the annual “Bakery Industry — 2026” forum will take place in Kyiv at Premier Hotel Rus, bringing together representatives of the market of bakery products, flour, cereals, pasta and flour products, ingredients, equipment, technologies, marketing and product sales. The venue of the event is Premier Hotel Rus, 4 Hospitalna Street.
Doping-Russian doping investigation hits milestone with over 300 sanctions, says WADA
April 30 : The probe into Russia's state-backed doping programme passed a milestone of over 300 sanctions against athletes in what the World Anti-Doping Agency president described on Thursday as the "most successful investigation in anti-doping history".
Source: Some LIV players exploring potential of PGA Tour return - ESPN
Multiple representatives for LIV Golf players have started to reach out to the PGA Tour to explore what a path back would look like, a source told ESPN on Wednesday.
NCAA reveals details of Fordham point-shaving plot - ESPN
The NCAA released findings from an investigation on Tuesday that revealed how an alleged gambling ring under federal indictment approached players under the guise of being NIL agents and targeted a Fordham men's college basketball game in 2024, leading to two former Rams being ruled permanently ineligible.