Edmonton Oilers fire head coach Kris Knoblauch: reports
The Edmonton Oilers have fired head coach Kris Knoblauch, according to multiple media reports on Thursday.
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Oilers fire Kris Knoblauch as coach, sources confirm - ESPN
Despite reaching the Stanley Cup Final the past two seasons, the Edmonton Oilers have fired coach Kris Knoblauch, sources confirmed to ESPN on Thursday.
Caitlin Clark gets technical foul after tense interaction with referee in Fever win over Sparks
Nick Wright reacts to the scuffle involving Caitlin Clark in the Indiana Fever vs. Connecticut Sun game. He breaks down whether Clark’s rising stardom is making her a target on the court and what it means for her future in the WNBA.
Liverpool boss Slot says Salah fit for cameo against Aston Villa
May 14 : Forward Mohamed Salah could make his return from injury in Liverpool's Premier League game at Aston Villa this week, manager Arne Slot said on Thursday.
Former England women's stumper Taylor named men's fielding coach for NZ series
May 14 : Former England wicketkeeper Sarah Taylor will become the first female coach to work with the men’s senior team after being named fielding coach for next month's three-test series against New Zealand.
New Zealand pick veteran Smith in Wood-captained World Cup squad
May 14 : New Zealand coach Darren Bazeley included veteran defender Tommy Smith in his World Cup squad in a throwback to the 2010 finals in South Africa, while naming Australia-based rookie midfielder Lachlan Bayliss.
Adam Silver says NBA to present '3-2-1' anti-tanking proposal - ESPN
NBA commissioner Adam Silver confirmed on Stephen A. Smith's radio show Wednesday that the NBA has landed on a proposal to present to the league's board of governors later this month to revamp the draft lottery in an attempt to curb tanking.
Revived Swiatek cruises past Pegula and into Italian Open semis
ROME: Iga Swiatek gave another indication that she might be back to her brilliant best after destroying Jessica Pegula 6-1, 6-2 at the Foro Italico on Wednesday and breezing into the Italian Open semifinals. A three-time champion in Rome, Swiatek took little more than an hour to take care of fifth seed Pegula on center court, without facing a single break point. It was a show of force on her preferred surface not seen since she last won the French Open two years ago, and gave Swiatek her first semifinal appearance of the season. “I’ve been playing a bit differently, I would say.