Auger-Aliassime to meet Medvedev in Qatar Open quarterfinals
Montreal's Felix Auger-Aliassime advanced to the quarterfinals of the Qatar Open tennis tournament Wednesday when second-round opponent Hamad Medjedovic withdrew with a right leg injury.
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NBA second-half betting guide: The best bets to make on awards, futures - ESPN
As the NBA returns from the All-Star break, everything starts to ramp up with most teams having fewer than 30 games left to play in the regular season. So what are the best bets to make, both on the player award races and the team futures bets?
Bruins' Charlie McAvoy still hospitalized with infection, injury - ESPN
Team USA defenseman Charlie McAvoy remains hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital with an infection in his right shoulder and a significant injury to his AC joint, the Boston Bruins announced Wednesday.
NBA offseason questions - Futures of Durant, Kyrie, Trae could be decided - ESPN
Whether a team is an NBA Finals contender or bound to be a lottery team for June's draft, the topic of free agency now looms with less than two months left in the regular season.
2025 NFL free agency: Best team fits for top 50 players - ESPN
A few weeks ago, we ranked the NFL's top 50 free agents available this offseason. Now, we're taking that same list of 50 stars — with a few small updates — and picking the best team fit for each player. Which landing spots would make the most sense?
Antonelli plans to follow Hamilton's advice
LONDON : Mercedes rookie Andrea Kimi Antonelli was eight years old when he first entered the Formula One paddock after being smuggled in by his racing driver dad inside a stack of tyres with an umbrella on top.
Bruins' McAvoy still in hospital after developing infection in injured shoulder
Boston defenceman Charlie McAvoy remains in the hospital with a "significant injury" to his right shoulder that developed an infection, the Bruins said on Wednesday, a day after he was scratched from the 4 Nations Face-Off.
What has plagued UConn in its quest for a three-peat; can Huskies right the ship?
HARTFORD, Conn. — In the days following UConn's calamitous and catastrophic loss to Seton Hall on Saturday, some familiar faces wandered into the team's practice facility. One belonged to Donovan Clingan, the 7-foot-2, 280-pound Goliath who anchored head coach Dan Hurley's schematic designs on both ends of the floor during a storied two-year collegiate career. Another belonged to Tristen Newton, the long-limbed transfer from East Carolina who blossomed into a consensus first-team All-American for Hurley and was subsequently inducted into the Huskies of Honor. Both players were instrumental in Connecticut winning back-to-back national championships.