Steelers' T.J. Watt confident in return from punctured lung - ESPN
PITTSBURGH — T.J. Watt said he is «excited to play» Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens after missing the past three games recovering from a partially punctured lung.
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NHL stars return to boost US, Canada ice hockey teams at Milano-Cortina Games
NEW YORK, Jan 2 : The return of ice hockey's biggest stars to the Winter Games could spark a renaissance for the sport on the global stage, as gold-medal favourites United States and Canada handpicked top NHL talent for the Milano-Cortina Olympics.
Clare Balding remembers her father Ian as ‘funny, fearless, charming’
Broadcaster Clare Balding has paid tribute to her father Ian, the renowned racehorse trainer, as “one of a kind” following his death aged 87.
U.S. hockey picks 4 Nations-heavy roster for the Winter Olympics
Tage Thompson and Clayton Keller helped the U.S. win the world hockey championship for the first time since 1933, while Seth Jones was a key part of the Florida Panthers' second consecutive Stanley Cup run.
Micah Parsons mocks Cowboys, Jerry Jones in social media tirade
Drew Brees previews the matchup between the Los Angeles Chargers and Dallas Cowboys and explains what the Cowboys need to do to improve next season. Additionally, the ‘FOX NFL Sunday’ crew debated who will win the AFC South and more.
Ruben Amorim press conference LIVE - Man United team news plus injury latest and transfer updates
Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim will be speaking to the media today for the first time in 2026 as he previews Sunday's trip to Elland Road to face Leeds.
Sources: MRI checks out OK for Spurs' Victor Wembanyama (knee) - ESPN
SAN ANTONIO — An MRI on Thursday showed that San Antonio Spurs star center Victor Wembanyama did not suffer ligament damage to the left knee he hyperextended Wednesday night in a win over the New York Knicks, league sources told ESPN.
The Blitz: How Kyle Shanahan and the Battered 49ers are Thriving
Ben Johnson in Chicago, Liam Coen in Jacksonville and Mike Vrabel in New England deserve kudos for their work transforming downtrodden franchises into division leaders, but there is one coach who stands out above the rest in 2025.