Mbappé suffers ankle sprain after extending scoring streak - ESPN
Kylian Mbappé will be assessed after suffering a mild ankle sprain in Real Madrid's 3-1 win over Villarreal on Saturday, coach Xabi Alonso has confirmed.
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'The SEC Is Dead': Dave Portnoy Declares Big Ten College Football’s New King
Dave Portnoy didn’t hold back during Saturday’s edition of "Big Noon Kickoff," using his "Dave’s Rant" segment to call out what he sees as an outdated perception in college football — that the SEC still reigns supreme.
Best Freshman QB in College Football: Matt Leinart, Brady Quinn Weigh In
Freshmen quarterbacks taking over the spotlight is nothing new in college football, but which ones have impressed the most this season?
Minnesota teen softball player opens up on trans pitcher playoff game as Trump admin vows Title IX enforcement
A former Minnesota high school girls' softball player opened up about losing to a transgender pitcher in the state tournament and how the declining safety of the state has caused her and her family fear.
Malik Nabers injury revives concerns over MetLife conditions - ESPN
The major knee injury suffered by New York Giants star wide receiver Malik Nabers has reignited discussions about the turf playing surface at MetLife Stadium.
At Miami, Carson Beck isn't 'trying to be Superman' anymore - ESPN
EVERY DAY FOR eight weeks, Carson Beck walked into the Miami training room before dawn and prepared to feel more pain than he had ever felt before.
Mariners leave All-Star starter Bryan Woo off ALDS roster - ESPN
SEATTLE — Bryan Woo, the Mariners' All-Star starter, was left off the team's roster for the American League Division Series, a clear indication that he has not fully recovered from a pectoral injury.
MLB playoffs: How George Springer, Blue Jays earned top AL seed - ESPN
Even in the most trying moments, when it looked like his career had migrated north to never to return, George Springer refused to lose sense of who he is. Over the 2023 and 2024 seasons, the fearsomeness that had defined Springer's career vanished. And yet he balked at the idea that numbers would define him. He still believed greatness existed within, and any hope at a resurgence necessitated him being his truest self. Which is why every day when the music in the Toronto Blue Jays' clubhouse thumped through the speakers, Springer would start to dance.