Jack Hughes talks Trump backlash over women's team - ESPN
U.S. Olympic hockey players Jack and Quinn Hughes have addressed the backlash over the team's reaction to President Donald Trump's comments about the women's Olympic hockey team.
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Flavor Flav invites US women's hockey team to Las Vegas for Olympic celebration after Trump snub
Team USA beat Team Canada to claim Gold in Men’s Hockey for the first time since 1980. Colin Cowherd asks how this win compares to that 1980 win over the Soviet Union and how America should feel about their team.
Grand jury declines to indict Patrick Beverley in assault case - ESPN
A Fort Bend County (Texas) grand jury returned a no-bill Monday in the case involving former NBA guard Patrick Beverley, who was arrested last fall on a felony assault charge in what police called a «family violence» incident.
2027 QB Gunner Rivers, son of Philip, commits to NC State - ESPN
Four-star quarterback Gunner Rivers, son of NC State legend and eight-time NFL Pro Bowler Philip Rivers, has committed to the Wolfpack, he announced Monday on social media.
Four matches postponed after Mexican cartel leader's death sparks violence
Feb 23 : Four soccer games in Mexico were postponed after violence flared near Guadalajara, one of the country’s host cities for the 2026 World Cup, in the wake of a military operation on Sunday that left cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera, "El Mencho", dead.
Lakers' LeBron James endorses Celtics' Jaylen Brown for MVP - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — After the Celtics beat the Lakers 111-89 on Sunday, fueled by Jaylen Brown's 32 points, eight rebounds, seven assists and three steals, he received an MVP endorsement from the other side of the Boston-L.A. rivalry.
Curling-Double touching controversy put curling in the spotlight
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 22 : Curling delivered high drama as well as sporting excellence at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, with Sweden at the heart of it all.
Wolves, Sunderland condemn racist abuse directed at players
Feb 23 : Wolverhampton Wanderers and Sunderland said they were appalled by the racial abuse directed at their players on social media on Sunday following defeats in the Premier League.