NBA in-season tournament will 'no doubt' return, Adam Silver says - ESPN
PARIS — NBA commissioner Adam Silver says the in-season tournament will «no doubt» be back next season, with some unspecified tweaks.
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'So Humble': Bayern Munich Boss Thomas Tuchel On 'Extraordinary' Franz Beckenbauer
Bayern Munich coach Thomas Tuchel on Thursday lauded the "extraordinary" Franz Beckenbauer, who died last weekend aged 78. In an interview with the Bundesliga website, Tuchel said it was "very striking to me that he's so, so humble". "Being that extraordinary person, that extraordinary player and coach of the German national team and coach here of Bayern Munich" Tuchel said. "And winning all the titles that you can win and still (to) be that humble and a low-key personality was always outstanding."
MLSE names veteran sports, broadcast executive Keith Pelley as new president & CEO
Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment announced on Thursday Keith Pelley, chief executive of golf's DP World Tour and former president of Rogers Media, as its new president and CEO.
DP World Chief Executive Pelley steps down
Keith Pelley is stepping down from his role as DP World Tour Chief Executive to join Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE), the European Tour group confirmed on Thursday.
Michy Batshuayi in transfer address as Rangers swirls land definitive answer amid Real Madrid come and get me quip
Michy Batshuayi has committed his future to Fenerbahce - but only if Real Madrid don't come looking for him.
Bears, Vikings, Jaguars, Panthers to each host game in Europe - ESPN
The NFL has designated the four teams that will give up a home game in 2024 and host a game in Europe instead, the league announced Thursday.
Disney silent on ongoing drama surrounding ESPN host Pat McAfee, NFL star Aaron Rodgers and ABC's Jimmy Kimmel
Former ESPN host Sage Steele discussed her departure from the company and why she felt she needed to take a stand
Former Hamilton snowplow driver Kayla Vespa among the women making history with PWHL
As a player in the Professional Women's Hockey League, Kayla Vespa's schedule is very full, but it still feels like a bit of a break compared to her last job — an overnight snowplow driver in Hamilton.