The summer of soccer is here
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Bernie Kosar alleges forced bet cost him Browns radio job - ESPN
Former Cleveland Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar is suing a media company he alleges forced him to make a ceremonial bet that lost him his job on the team's pregame show last year, according to court documents.
Euro 2024 team-by-team preview: Who will be European champs? - ESPN
Club football? It's over. Put it out of your mind, at least for the next six weeks. Summer is international soccer season, and that formally begins on Friday when Germany and Scotland kick off Euro 2024.
Leny Yoro and Jarrad Branthwaite transfer claims emerge as Man United handed Michael Olise worry
Chelsea have reportedly made the first move to sign Manchester United transfer target Michael Olise, while fresh updates have emerged regarding moves for defensive duo Leny Yoro and Jarrad Branthwaite.
Leon Draisaitl says he didn't intend to injure Aleksander Barkov - ESPN
EDMONTON, Alberta — Edmonton Oilers star Leon Draisaitl said that while his hit to the head of Florida Panthers captain Aleksander Barkov was «unfortunate,» he's not a player seeking to injure opponents.
BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Dianne Buswell melts hearts with baby cuddles amid 'short but sweet' break
Dianne Buswell has melted the hearts of her fans and followers as she gave a look at her recent 'short but sweet' break that saw her reunite with her parents and meet her new baby nephew for the first time.
Dan Hurley - Rejecting Lakers' offer was not 'leverage play' - ESPN
Dan Hurley said Thursday his decision to reject a six-year, $70 million offer to coach the Los Angeles Lakers was not a «leverage play» because he'd already agreed to the terms of a new contract with UConn.
Stanley Cup Final Game 3 betting tips - Props, odds, picks - ESPN
The Florida Panthers aren't going to lose four straight games this postseason. You know it, I know it, and (deep down) the members of the Edmonton Oilers also know it. So, if the Oilers hope to make anything of this series, without question, they need to win Game 3. Which means you can expect to see a group of fairly desperate and determined skaters hit the ice Thursday evening, looking to feed off the uproarious crowd expected at Rogers Place. Having last change doesn't hurt either.