Euro 2024: All the squad lists for finals in Germany - ESPN
Euro 2024 kicks off in Germany on June 14, running through to the final on July 14, and all 24 countries have now finalised their squads for the tournament.
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What Noise? Caitlin Clark Says 'It's Hard To Hear' After Ear Injury, But That May Be A Good Thing
If there was one place Caitlin Clark could use an injury, it is to one of her ears.
Source - SB hero Mecole Hardman returns to Chiefs on 1-year deal - ESPN
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Mecole Hardman, who caught the game-winning touchdown in overtime of Super Bowl LVIII, has agreed to re-sign with the Kansas City Chiefs on a one-year contract, a source said.
Jemele Hill States Chennedy Carter, Not Caitlin Clark, Is The Victim
The usual suspects in the sports media continue to downplay Chennedy Carter's cheap shot on Caitlin Clark during a matchup last Saturday. But we hadn't yet seen anyone claim that Carter is the victim.
Former Ireland international takes reins at Stirling Albion after chaotic weekend in manager hunt
Alan Maybury will be the 32nd man to take the reins at Stirling Albion after agreeing a deal following a chaotic weekend at Forthbank.
Mavericks extend contract of GM Nico Harrison
The NBA Finals-bound Dallas Mavericks rewarded general manager Nico Harrison with a multi-year contract extension on Tuesday.
Mavericks GM Nico Harrison signs multiyear contract extension - ESPN
The Dallas Mavericks have signed general manager Nico Harrison to a multiyear contract extension.
Pachuca Sink Columbus To Win CONCACAF Champions Cup
Mexican side Pachuca won the CONCACAF Champions Cup for a sixth time on Saturday after outclassing Major League Soccer's Columbus Crew 3-0. Veteran striker Salomon Rondon scored twice either side of a Miguel Rodriguez effort to seal a deserved victory at Pachuca's 30,000-capacity Estadio Hidalgo. Columbus entered the final in a confident mood after a superb campaign, which saw them eliminate Mexican sides UANL Tigres and Monterrey en route to Saturday's showpiece. But the MLS champions were overwhelmed by a blistering start from Pachuca, who took the lead after just 12 minutes when Venezuelan international Rondon burst clear of the Columbus defence and chipped a deft finish over advancing goalkeeper Patrick Schulte.