Fired John Tortorella a 'complicated man,' says Flyers GM - ESPN
Philadelphia Flyers GM Daniel Briere said differences of opinion with John Tortorella led to the coach's firing on Thursday.
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Verstappen 'likes' post criticising Red Bull's treatment of Lawson
LONDON : Red Bull's Max Verstappen has 'liked' an Instagram post by former F1 driver Giedo van der Garde criticising the team for dropping New Zealander Liam Lawson just two rounds into the season.
Alphonso Davies' agent slams Canada staff over ACL tear - ESPN
Alphonso Davies' agent criticized the player's treatment by Canada staff after it was announced that he suffered a torn ACL against the United States, saying that the Bayern Munich star was «pressured» to play despite not being fully fit.
Ruben Amorim has given Omar Berrada the green light for Manchester United transfer plan
Despite the unique nature of Ruben Amorim's preferred 3-4-2-1 formation, it is not without room for manoeuvre.
Delhi's Du Plessis has no complaints about impact player rule
BENGALURU : The Indian Premier League's impact player rule has divided opinion since being introduced in 2023 but Delhi Capitals batter Faf du Plessis said its value was plain to see after his side came back from the dead to beat Lucknow Super Giants on Monday.
'My opinion will matter' - James McAtee gives update on Man City plans at end of the season
Pep Guardiola had to apologise to James McAtee for leaving him out of a recent Manchester City squad, and has admitted this season has been a difficult one for the youngster.
BCCI Release Full Details Of Four Rule Changes Ahead Of IPL 2025. Fourth One Was Unexpected
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) conducted a Captains', Coaches, and Managers' meeting at its headquarters on Thursday, March 20, ahead of the 18th season of the TATA Indian Premier League (IPL). During the meeting, representatives from all 10 IPL teams provided feedback and opinions on various aspects of the playing conditions. Based on a common consensus, the following updates have been incorporated.
Carlos Alcaraz Says 'Doesn't Support' Novak Djokovic-Backed Lawsuit
Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz pushed back on a lawsuit against the ATP Tour filed by the Novak Djokovic-led tennis players union on Wednesday, saying he does not support the move. The Spaniard world number three, speaking ahead of the Miami Open, said he had not been given any notice of the legal case from the Professional Tennis Players' Association (PTPA) or the strongly-worded statement issued on Tuesday. "Honestly, it was surprising for me, because nobody told me nothing about it, so I was just, yesterday, I saw in the social media," Alcaraz said.