Mets brutal season comes to head with 6-error game in doubleheader sweep, chants for former star out of anger
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Marsch mind games bring more questions than answers about Canada's injured Davies
VANCOUVER, June 25 : Trailing 2-1 to Switzerland and needing a draw to remain in Vancouver for the World Cup knockout round, Canada fans were wondering when Alphonso Davies would come off the bench to save them, but it turned out that, despite the public pronouncements of coach Jesse Marsch, he was not fit to play.
Norwegian World Cup fans turn Citi Field bleachers into a Viking longship during Mets game
‘Don’t @ Me’ host Dan Dakich says World Cup fans are enamored by a U.S. culture some Americans take for granted on ‘Fox Report.’
Sources: Hornets seriously engaged in LaMelo Ball trade talks - ESPN
The Charlotte Hornets are seriously engaged in trade talks with multiple teams that are aggressively pursuing star point guard LaMelo Ball, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania.
Cubs acquiring LHP David Peterson from Mets, sources say - ESPN
The Chicago Cubs, desperate to bolster a starting rotation ravaged by injuries, agreed to acquire struggling New York Mets left-hander David Peterson in exchange for minor league infielder Cole Mathis on Wednesday night, sources told ESPN's Jeff Passan, hours after completing a doubleheader sweep of the Mets at Citi Field.
Cubs place starters Ben Brown, Edward Cabrera on injured list - ESPN
Chicago Cubs right-hander Ben Brown is joining fellow righty Edward Cabrera on the sideline, as both pitchers were placed on the 15-day injured list Wednesday.
Mets move scuffling Kodai Senga to bullpen after loss - ESPN
NEW YORK — The Mets, in keeping with the theme of their disappointing season, appear poised to take one step forward Wednesday only to perhaps take two steps back.
King Charles meets exiled Afghan women’s cricket team in London
DUBAI: King Charles on Wednesday met the Afghan women’s cricket team at Clarence House in London as a sign of support for the players who officially are no longer allowed to represent their country due to a ban by the Taliban regime, several British media outlets reported.