Naomi Osaka wins at French Open for 1st time since 2021 - ESPN
Naomi Osaka labored past unseeded Italian Lucia Bronzetti 6-1, 4-6, 7-5 in the first round of the French Open on Sunday to claim her first win at Roland Garros in three years.
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Max Verstappen: Red Bull's weaknesses 'found out' in Monaco - ESPN
MONACO — Max Verstappen said the Monaco street circuit exposed the weaknesses of his Red Bull car after his run of eight consecutive pole positions came to an end on Saturday with a sixth-place grid slot for Sunday's grand prix.
Transgender high school runner in Washington wins state title in girls 400-meter dash
Veronica Garcia, a transgender high school runner in Washington, won a state title in the girls 400-meter dash Saturday. (Credit: Quin Hutchins)
Passan identifies the best new pitches of 2024 MLB season - ESPN
Baseball in 2024 belongs to pitchers. It's not just the .699 leaguewide OPS or the average fastball velocity approaching 95 mph. It's the widespread desire for starters and relievers to stroll into a pitching lab and leverage modern technology to learn new pitches in a fraction of the time it used to take. A practice long reserved for only the nerdiest pitchers is now seen as a necessity.
Kenyan Chebet smashes women's 10,000m world record
:Kenyan Beatrice Chebet broke the women's 10,000 metres world record by nearly seven seconds with a time of 28 minutes 54.14 seconds on Saturday at the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Oregon.
'That is what they always tell me' - Erik ten Hag on Ineos talks at Manchester United
Erik ten Hag claimed Ineos bosses have told him more than once that they want him to remain as Manchester United manager despite overseeing an eighth-place finish in the Premier League.
'That is what I do' - Erik ten Hag sends defiant message to Ineos over Manchester United future
Erik ten Hag came out fighting after steering Manchester United to an FA Cup final victory and told his Ineos bosses that if they don't want him he will go and win trophies with another club.
Rolls Royce wins new contract for nuclear proof 'doomsday' plane
The aerospace and automobile giant Rolls Royce has recently revealed that it has been successful in securing a contract to provide technology for the next-generation version of the US Air Force’s nuclear-blast resistant aircraft.