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With the Larry O’Brien Trophy returning to the Bay Area for the fourth time in eight years, the eyes of the basketball world turn east towards New York City and the 2022 NBA Draft. Since Rick Fox heard his name called by David Stern at the 1991 draft as the newest member of the Boston Celtics, 32 other Canadians have been selected.
Fernando Alonso set the fastest time in an intriguing wet final practice session at the Canadian GP, ahead of what promises to be a thrilling qualifying in Montreal.
Potential preseason No. 1 team North Carolina has landed Northwestern transfer Pete Nance, the best available player in the men's basketball portal.
Now that Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry has won his fourth championship and earned the Bill Russell NBA Finals MVP Trophy for the first time, how high has he climbed in the all-time rankings of NBA point guards?
BOSTON – Before his standard post-game press conference, before recording an interview with ABC, before appearing on ESPN, before doing another interview where he shared headphones with the host, before joining NBA TV, before sitting down for another ABC/ESPN interview… Stephen Curry had about as private of a moment as a Finals MVP can have in the immediate aftermath of winning a championship. He sat in a folding chair in a hallway deep into the arena while waiting for Warriors coach Steve Kerr to finish at podium. Surrounded by “just” a few videographers/photographers and a couple other people, Curry couldn’t stop jabbering.
Rory McIlroy admits he is “playing as good as I’ve played in a long time” after a one-under 69 on the second day of the US Open leaves him just one shot off the lead. The Northern Irishman — the winner of last weekend's Canadian Open — is in a share of third place at halfway, one shot behind Collin Morikawa, the Open champion, and Joel Dahmen at four under par heading into the weekend at The Country Club in Brookline.
Rory McIlroy wants to ride emotional waves of momentum to his first major title since 2014 this weekend at the US Open, feeling a boost from crowds and the course.