Kylian Mbappé denies Real Madrid did MRI on wrong knee - ESPN
Kylian Mbappé denied reports that his knee injury was misdiagnosed after Real Madrid's medical team mistakenly examined the wrong knee as it sought to treat the problem.
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Sources: Padres' Yu Darvish to restricted list amid surgery recovery - ESPN
Star pitcher Yu Darvish is expected to go on the restricted list as he spends the 2026 season recovering from elbow surgery, a decision that could free up significant payroll space for the San Diego Padres, sources told ESPN on Wednesday.
Rams' Puka Nacua sued over alleged antisemitic remark, bite - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — A woman in Los Angeles has filed a civil lawsuit against Puka Nacua alleging the Rams wide receiver made an «unprovoked antisemitic statement» and later bit her on the shoulder.
Vinicius Jr eager to replicate Real Madrid success with Brazil ahead of World Cup
March 25 : Vinicius Jr said on Wednesday he feels happier and more confident than ever and is determined to bring the same success he has enjoyed at Real Madrid to the Brazilian national team as preparations intensify for the World Cup.
Poland's playoff pedigree won't matter against Albania, Urban warns
March 25 : Poland go into their World Cup playoff semi-final against Albania with a strong recent record in such games, but coach Jan Urban said on Wednesday that past successes mean little as they prepare to face a familiar opponent.
Rookie Justin Crawford to start in center field for Phillies - ESPN
Rookie Justin Crawford, the son of ex-major leaguer Carl Crawford, will be the starting center fielder for the Philadelphia Phillies as this season gets underway Thursday.
Kansas coach Bill Self denies retirement rumors as 'bad info' - ESPN
Kansas coach Bill Self denied rumors that he is planning to retire, telling the Kansas City Star that he remains undecided on his future with the Jayhawks.
NBA takes major step in adding teams to Las Vegas, city where championship team originally played: report
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