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The fact Real Madrid reportedly want Rodri shouldn't come as a surprise. One of the world's best midfielders, and a Spanish international to boot, it would be a surprise if there weren't covetous glances coming from the Bernabeu.
TYRESE HALIBURTON HAD just hit the latest, greatest shot of his life against the New York Knicks in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals at Madison Square Garden. Congratulatory texts and calls were pouring in, as the Indiana Pacers celebrated their improbable comeback win.
The official graphic confirming Manchester City's 27-man squad for the Club World Cup was a Pep Guardiola throwback, including 14 midfielders and just two forwards.
Tributes are pouring in as the identities of the people who lost their lives in the Air India Plane crash have been revealed. More than 240 people are confirmed to have died after a Gatwick Airport-bound plane crashed in a fireball in India on Thursday (June 12).
Chargers kicker Cameron Dicker talked to Fox News Digital about Jim Harbaugh's ability to build relationships and the upcoming World Cup.
MONTREAL — Lewis Hamilton declared Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur «the person to take us to the top» amid fresh reports the team is considering sacking him.
MONTREAL :Lewis Hamilton launched a passionate defence of Ferrari team boss Fred Vasseur on Thursday and said that the Frenchman was key to his move to Maranello and his hopes for future Formula One success.
Formula 1 is more popular than ever before and all the new interest in the sport can only be a good thing for its future. But the downside is there's so much content that a lot of the good stuff - especially about the less successful teams - gets lost in the noise.