Lakers' Luka Doncic out vs. Blazers due to groin soreness - ESPN
PORTLAND — Los Angeles Lakers star Luka Doncic will miss Saturday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers because of left groin soreness, the team announced Friday.
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Benjamin Cremaschi Claims U.S. Soccer Young Male Player of the Year Award
Benjamin Cremaschi has been recognized as U.S. Soccer's Young Male Player of the Year. The award comes as a result of a standout 2025 that saw Cremaschi become just the second U.S. player to claim a Golden Boot as the leading scorer at a major youth tournament. The midfielder, who came from the Inter Miami academy, is currently on loan at Parma.
Rangers GM sends letter to fans signaling retool - ESPN
New York Rangers general manager Chris Drury outlined in a letter to fans on Friday that his team will embark on a «retool» this season, which might result in trading popular players.
Ex-NFL star JJ Watt criticizes Steelers' players who shared details of Mike Tomlin's emotional final meeting
NFL Hall of Famer Jerome Bettis joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers, including Mike Tomlin and Aaron Rodgers.
Magic's Anthony Black makes incredible dunk over four defenders in historic NBA game
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Dodgers sign star outfielder Kyle Tucker to $240M contract: reports
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Ravens star urges NFL to change rule, says it takes away money from defenders
The Baltimore Ravens and HC John Harbaugh have split after 18 seasons. Colin Cowherd discusses the news and asks if this was the right decision for both parties.
Clippers' Ballmer aims to dismiss fraud suit over Kawhi Leonard's pay - ESPN
Attorneys representing Steve Ballmer are seeking to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges the LA Clippers owner participated in a fraud by funneling money to star Kawhi Leonard through a now-defunct green banking company, calling the allegations «sensational» and «patently false,» according to court documents.