Cubs' Bellinger declines option as free-agent market takes shape - ESPN
Chicago Cubs slugger Cody Bellinger declined his end of a $25 million mutual option for 2024 on Friday and will test the free-agent market coming off a bounce-back season.
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Chicago Cubs slugger Cody Bellinger declined his end of a $25 million mutual option for 2024 on Friday and will test the free-agent market coming off a bounce-back season.
Indian health experts cautioned fans against attending sports events in the capital Delhi where toxic levels of air pollution have continued to blanket the city and cause a public health emergency.
Hurdler Ronald Levy has been informed by the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission that he failed an out-of-competition test taken last month, the Olympic bronze medallist said on Friday.
SINGAPORE: The death of a Singapore Sports school student has surfaced questions around protocols when junior athletes feel unwell, and whether it's possible to distinguish between serious illness and plain tiredness.
If you’re a game show fanatic then you’re in luck thanks to Manchester’s latest attraction. From an unbelievably difficult crazy golf course to a laser maze, Challenge Point on Newton Street in the Northern Quarter looks like a guaranteed good time.
So who saw Saarbrücken becoming a serious part of the narrative this week? Bayern Munich's Blamage (a great German word for «disgrace») in the DFB-Pokal has only added another layer of interest and complexity to assessing how Saturday's showpiece event might go.
Friends! The trees are getting more and more bare and the wind is getting chillier. Winter is well on its way.
Three-time champions India failed to defend their Sultan of Johor Cup junior hockey title, losing 3-6 to world no.2 Germany in the semifinal at Johor Bahru in Malaysia on Friday. Christian Franz (16th minute), Nikas Berendts (29th, 45th), Peer Hinrichs (43rd, 48th), and Sperling Florian (49th) found the back of the net for the Germans, who produced a dominating display. India's goals were scored by Amandeep Lakra (35th), Uttam Singh (58th) and Rohit (60th). The Indians started on the front foot, threatening Joshua Onyekwue Nnaji's goal on a couple of occasions in the opening minutes. But Germany had the first shot on target as Ben Hasbach's snapshot was deflected out by India goalkeeper Mohith HS.