A's pitcher Trevor May placed on IL to deal with anxiety
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Dolphins’ Tua Tagovailoa considered retirement 'for a time' after his multiple concussions
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Manchester United 'closing in' on new David De Gea contract and more transfer rumours
Manchester United and David De Gea are 'closing in' on a new contract that will see the goalkeeper accept significantly reduced terms, according to reports.
Dartmouth football coach Buddy Teevens has leg amputated, suffered spinal cord injury following bicycle crash
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With government funding restored, next step for Hockey Canada is rebuilding trust
Hockey Canada did just enough to provisionally regain its funding. But rebuilding the trust it once had with major sponsors will be another challenge in itself, suggests a marketing expert.
'Very subtle' - Pep Guardiola told what John Stones adds to Man City's midfield
Rio Ferdinand has praised John Stones for the ease with which the Manchester City defender has adapted to his new auxiliary midfield role.
World Snooker Championship: Meet snooker referee and nurse Olivier Marteel who halted Crucible protester
Olivier Marteel may be recognisable as the stoic referee often seen officiating big matches at the World Snooker Championship, but there is a lot more to him than just that. The Belgian, who was born in Nieuwpoort, began refereeing on the main professional tour in 2006 and has not looked back since as he has taken charge of many of the sport's most memorable moments on the biggest stages. Ad Indeed, Marteel was labelled a hero by many snooker fans as he stepped in to prevent a protester from clambering up onto the table amid chaotic scenes at the Crucible on Monday.
Anwar El Ghazi on challenges and rewards facing Muslim athletes fasting for Ramadan - ‘It’s really special’
Fasting for Ramadan as a professional athlete is a tough but rewarding experience and the body soon adapts to new demands, PSV winger Anwar El Ghazi has explained. Muslim athletes have been fasting since March 22 for Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, but will finish at the end of this week when they celebrate Eid al-Fitr. Ad “Ramadan is a month about getting closer to God.