Suspension of Lions' Brian Branch for Postgame Fight vs. Chiefs Upheld on Appeal
The one-game suspension of Detroit Lions safety Brian Branch was upheld Wednesday by a hearing officer appointed by the NFL and the NFL Players' Association.
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Apple's US F1 deal offers both a big opportunity for growth
AUSTIN, Texas :Apple's five-year deal for Formula One's U.S. broadcast rights, announced on Friday, gives both brands a major opportunity for growth in new directions and could ultimately lead to something bigger.
Denmark's Rune plans more vegetables and better diet for next season
Denmark's Holger Rune says he will be changing his diet in a bid to take himself to the next level after an inconsistent season.
Doping-Enhanced Games destined to fail, says sprint great Lewis
NEW DELHI :Sprint great Carl Lewis says he does not think the controversial Enhanced Games will be successful and the American is not keen to lend it any oxygen either.
Barcelona extend Spotify partnership for shirts and stadium naming rights
Barcelona have extended their sponsorship agreement with Spotify until 2030, the club announced on Thursday, with the audio streaming giant continuing to feature on the men's and women's first-team jerseys as well as training kits.
Liverpool without Becker as they look to right the ship against Man United
LIVERPOOL, England :Liverpool will be without first-choice goalkeeper Alisson Becker when they host arch-rivals Manchester United in the Premier League on Sunday, adding to the pressure on manager Arne Slot as his side looks to snap a three-game losing streak.
Marc Marquez in no rush to return after shoulder injury, says brother Alex
Marc Marquez will take his time to recover from the fracture and ligament damage to his right shoulder he sustained at the Indonesian Grand Prix, said his younger brother Alex of Gresini Racing.
2025 MLB playoffs: Why Los Angeles Dodgers look unbeatable - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers didn't just fall short of lofty expectations during the regular season. For a large chunk of it, they were basically mediocre. They began with a 23-10 record and ended, after a well-timed meeting by their manager, with 15 wins in a stretch of 20 games. But in between, from May 4 to Sept. 7, the Dodgers were 56-54, a mere two games above .500 in a 110-game sample. Their rotation was hurt, their bullpen was a mess, their lineup was inconsistent, and until the very end, they displayed scant signs of a team equipped to defend a championship.