Cam Smith, 22, makes opening day roster for Astros - ESPN
Cam Smith, the fast-rising 22-year-old slugger acquired as part of the Kyle Tucker trade with the Chicago Cubs this offseason, has made the Opening Day roster for the Houston Astros.
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ICC Chairman Jay Shah Meets FIFA Chief Gianni Infantino
ICC chairman Jay Shah recently met FIFA president Gianni Infantino during the 144th IOC Session at Costa Navarino in Greece. Infantino, who heads football's world global governing body, posted about the meeting on Instagram. "It was my pleasure to meet ICC Chair and a fantastic administrator Jay Shah! Having visited India, including during the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup, I'am aware of the incredible passion the people there have for cricket and the outstanding work Jay Shah has done to further grow the game," Infantino wrote.
MLB Opening Day 2025: A guide to the offseason chaos - ESPN
The opening week of the 2025 MLB season is upon us — on the heels of a chaos-packed offseason.
Israel says it intercepted missile launched from Yemen as EU opposes resumption of Gaza war
The Israeli military on Monday said it intercepted a long-range missile launched from Yemen over Jerusalem, triggering air raid sirens and explosions over the city.
Ranking the top 10 third basemen in MLB for 2025
Unlike other positions that have already experienced an invasion of young stars, third base is just now entering the very early stages of a makeover.
Pitching phenom Paul Skenes not a fan of automated strikezone: 'I like the human aspect of the game'
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Aaron Rodgers meets with Pittsburgh Steelers, but no agreement reached
Aaron Rodgers might still want to play football. He might even do it in Pittsburgh.
2025 March Madness: Khalif Battle, Amir Khan and more heroes from Day 1
With the NCAA Tournament, comes all the pressure any player could ask for. Some rise to the occasion, while others wilt. It's impossible to guess who will come through, but those that do etch their names in college basketball fans' minds forever.