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With the MLB batting average sitting at .239, the lowest since 1968, and home runs falling to their lowest per-game rate since 2015, managers across baseball are facing this question: How bad can an excellent defensive player hit and remain in the lineup?
It has been a memorable year so far for the Roscommon footballers across all age groups, but former forward Donie Smith is not getting carried away.
May 27 : Brazil's World Cup preparations were jolted on Wednesday as Neymar missed the national team's first training session to undergo medical tests, leaving his place in the squad hanging in the balance.
MIRAMAR, Fla. — Oklahoma athletics director Roger Denny said he's still looking for more clarity from the College Football Playoff on how strength of schedule metrics will be evaluated when seeding the postseason, but playoff expansion could be a route to scheduling tougher nonconference games and, ideally, a return of the Sooners' rivalry series against Oklahoma State.
SAN DIEGO — Philadelphia left-hander Cristopher Sánchez extended his scoreless innings streak to 44⅔ innings on Wednesday to set the Phillies franchise record by passing Hall of Famer Grover Cleveland Alexander.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The debate over whether Travis Hunter will or should play on both sides of the ball reignited this spring: Are the Jacksonville Jaguars making a mistake having him do that? Should he just play cornerback? Or just receiver?
With the World Cup set to kick off in about two weeks, we covered the latest news about the Canadian team in yesterday's newsletter. Today, let's check in on a few of the other 47 countries in the tournament, along with something that's angering fans everywhere.
Chris Jones reports on Canada's World Cup team from Charlotte, N.C.