Jets' Sauce Gardner clarifies 'golf is harder than football' post: 'I still believe it'
Sauce Gardner is one of the NFL's best at shutting down wide receivers. The New York Jets cornerback found trying to ace another sport a bit tougher this summer.
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Italian rower's father pedals to Paris for charity
PARIS : Italian rower Luca Chiumento is in Paris preparing for the quadruple sculls at the Olympic Games, and his father arrived from Italy by bicycle on Thursday, raising money for charity in the process.
Steph Curry wants to retire with Warriors, but doesn't want to play for a 'bottom-feeder'
The Golden State Warriors would love to keep their golden boy, Stephen Curry, in San Francisco for the rest of his career, but in order to do that, the organization has to show the 36-year-old guard that they're committed to winning.
Dean Henderson names unlikely Man United player he's convinced will 'go to the top'
Former Manchester United goalkeeper Dean Henderson has given a glowing verdict of Amad ahead of the new season.
'The Maldives of Europe' was ruined by tourists and greed - but there's a hidden alternative
Ksamil, Albania, once hailed as a hidden gem of Europe, has recently been criticised by Tripadvisor reviewers as being "spoiled by greed and tourism". The village, previously dubbed "the Maldives of Europe", is now said to be far from that description.
Two players can prove Pep Guardiola's unpopular Man City transfer decision right
"To bring one or two new players to bring something fresh is necessary," said Pep Guardiola this week.
Manchester United tour squad highlights unexpected transfer priority
The Manchester United squad that landed in Los Angeles on Wednesday afternoon was an eclectic bunch, made up of some key first-team players, one new signing, a few senior professionals likely to leave the club in the next month or so and a handful of youngsters desperate to grab an unlikely opportunity.
NBA offseason grades: Gauging teams ahead of 2024-25 season - ESPN
Although we're still nearly three months away from NBA opening night, most teams have already completed their significant offseason moves. Tyus Jones of the Washington Wizards and Cleveland Cavaliers wing Isaac Okoro, who is restricted, are the last two remaining free agents likely to command much more than the veterans minimum.