Lonzo Ball scores 10 points in first NBA action in almost three years
When the moment finally arrived, after multiple knee surgeries and one grueling rehab, Lonzo Ball raised his right arm and blew a kiss to the cheering crowd.
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Clippers' Kawhi Leonard out indefinitely with right knee inflammation
LA Clippers star forward Kawhi Leonard has been ruled out indefinitely due to inflammation in his right knee, according to a report from ESPN on Thursday.
2024 College Football Week 8 predictions, best bets by Chris 'The Bear' Fallica
"Bear Bets" are real wagers that Chris "The Bear" Fallica is actually making.
White Sox owner Jerry Reinsdorf reportedly 'open to selling' team
Chicago White Sox majority owner Jerry Reinsdorf is "open to selling" his stake in the franchise, according to a Wednesday report from The Athletic. The report also noted that Reinsdorf is in "active discussions" about a sale with a buying group led by former MLB pitcher Dave Stewart.
Stephen King novel called 'his best in a decade' is being turned into a TV series from acclaimed filmmaker
Stephen King's recent publication, receiving glowing acclaim from his devotees, is set for a screen adaptation by 'Bourne' director Paul Greengrass.
Canadian soccer player Desiree Scott to retire at end of NWSL season
Desiree Scott, a hard-nosed defensive midfielder who won 187 caps for Canada, has announced her retirement at the end of the National Women's Soccer League season.
Sources - Clippers' Kawhi Leonard out indefinitely to start season - ESPN
LA Clippers star Kawhi Leonard will be sidelined indefinitely to begin the NBA season as he rehabilitates from inflammation in his right knee, sources told ESPN on Thursday.
Breanna Stewart puts Liberty on brink of first WNBA title - ESPN
MINNEAPOLIS — Breanna Stewart sat on the bench in the fourth quarter of Game 3 in the WNBA Finals on Wednesday, her team down two points. The New York Liberty had clawed back from a 15-point first-quarter deficit, largely thanks to a superb 30-point night from Stewart.