Phillies fire Rob Thomson, name Don Mattingly interim manager - ESPN
The Philadelphia Phillies, off to their worst start to a season in over two decades, fired manager Rob Thomson on Tuesday.
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Phillies fire Canadian manager Rob Thomson following 11th loss in 12 games
Canadian manager Rob Thomson, who led the Phillies to four straight playoff appearances, including the 2022 World Series, was fired on Tuesday after Philadelphia lost 11 of 12 games and began the day tied for last place in the majors.
Long-time Vancouver Canucks broadcaster John Garrett dies
John Garrett, a long-time Vancouver Canucks broadcaster, has died, according to NHL commissioner Gary Bettman.
Vancouver hosts FIFA congress with expanded World Cup under scrutiny
VANCOUVER, Canada, April 28 : FIFA's member associations meet in Vancouver on Thursday for their annual congress, a usually routine gathering that carries greater weight this year with the 2026 World Cup less than two months away and several questions still hanging over the first 48-team edition of the tournament.
Optimistic Baker: New NCAA eligibility rules not retroactive - ESPN
As the NCAA considers a generational change to the organization's eligibility rules for athletes, some potential clarity emerged regarding one of the most vexing parts of the age-based eligibility proposal.
Riley not retiring or changing approach after Heat miss playoffs - ESPN
Miami Heat president Pat Riley made it clear that he is not retiring or resigning and that he remains as committed as ever to leading the franchise to its fourth championship.
Bills hit 'reset button' with Keon Coleman, say best yet to come - ESPN
BUFFALO, N.Y. — Bills president of football operations and general manager Brandon Beane has continued his public support of wide receiver Keon Coleman in the days following the 2026 NFL draft, telling local radio station WGR-550 on Monday that Buffalo shut down a couple of teams that reached out with trade interest in Coleman earlier this offseason.
Norwegian FA chief Klaveness calls on FIFA to abolish peace prize
STOCKHOLM, April 27 : FIFA should scrap its peace prize to avoid getting drawn into politics, Norwegian Football Association (NFF) President Lise Klaveness said on Monday, suggesting that the awarding of such prizes be left to the Nobel Institute in Oslo.