Canadian sprinter Morales Williams relieved to be 'on right path' for Olympic success
Things have gone according to plan so far for Christopher Morales Williams.
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Bronny James has his best performance yet, scoring 12 points against the Hawks
Bronny James had his best performance yet during the Lakers' first summer league win, beating the Atlanta Hawks 87-86. James scored 12 points, shooting 5-of-11 from the hardwood and 2-of-5 from beyond the three-point arch.
Kevin Durant practices with Team USA, questionable for South Sudan - ESPN
LONDON — Kevin Durant was able to practice with Team USA for the first time Friday as he recovers from a right calf injury with coach Steve Kerr hoping he can get into one of the team's last two tune-up games before the Paris Olympics.
Sainz fastest in first Hungary practice
BUDAPEST : Carlos Sainz raised Ferrari hopes by setting the fastest lap in first practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Friday ahead of Red Bull's runaway Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen.
"Abki Baar 25 Paar": India Aim For Best-Ever Paralympics Medal Tally
Indian para-athletes are not only aiming to better the country's best ever show but are also aiming to surpass the 25-medal mark at the upcoming Paris Paralympics, said PCI President Devendra Jhajharia on Friday. The Indian athletes had scripted history at the delayed Tokyo Paralympics, winning as many as 19 medals, including a whopping five gold.
Hamilton would have stayed at Mercedes on current form, says Russell
BUDAPEST : George Russell is so sure of Mercedes' current form and future prospects he is convinced teammate Lewis Hamilton would not have signed for Ferrari had he known what was coming.
Erik ten Hag reveals whether he considered quitting Manchester United due to Sir Jim Ratcliffe
Erik ten Hag's confidence in his own ability and his trust that Manchester United would improve were the reasons why he didn't consider quitting as manager last season.
"He Wants 100% Attention": India Olympic Equestrian Hope Anush Agarwalla Compares Horses To Humans
It does not take long for Anush Agarwalla to understand if his horse, Sir Caramello, is feeling nervous, excited or happy. After all language is not a barrier, if a relationship is built on harmony and trust. The 24-year-old Anush is the first Indian equestrian to qualify in individual dressage event at the Olympic Games, beginning July 26. As he gears up to compete in Paris, Anush is not worried about the results. He just wants to "fly" with Sir Caramello when he enters the arena. Such is the bond between the two that taking care of his horse is more important than taking care of himself.