Golden Dutch dominate day one of world track championships
SANTIAGO :The Netherlands dominated the opening day of the UCI World Track Cycling Championships claiming all three gold medals on offer inside the Velodromo Penalolen on Wednesday.
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Relay revamp featuring Lyles, Richardson has U.S. looking for 2028 Olympic gold in L.A.
If the United States is going to win the most gold medals three years from now at the Los Angeles Olympics, there's a good chance the U.S. track relay teams will play a big part.
2025 MLB offseason manager changes: Tracking hirings, firings - ESPN
The first managerial changes of the 2025-26 MLB offseason came on the first day after the season, when the San Francisco Giants dismissed Bob Melvin, the Minnesota Twins fired Rocco Baldelli, and the Texas Rangers announced that Bruce Bochy will not return.
Gators task Steve Spurrier Jr. to help struggling QB DJ Lagway - ESPN
GAINESVILLE, Fla. — The Florida Gators are turning to Steve Spurrier to help fix the team's floundering offense.
Momentum, expectations grow for Canadian men's alpine ski team
The Canadian men’s alpine ski team has been on a steady rise for the past few seasons, capturing world championship and medals, landing on World Cup podiums, and scoring victory at the famed Kitzbuhel downhill.
Durant pins season-opening loss on himself as Rockets fall - ESPN
OKLAHOMA CITY — Kevin Durant blamed himself for a Houston Rockets debut gone awry Tuesday, as the defending champion Oklahoma City Thunder bested his new club, 125-124, in double overtime at Paycom Center.
Sailing-End of an era as original America's Cup cyclor Van Velthooven retires
A year after winning a third America's Cup with Team New Zealand, international cyclist turned groundbreaking sailor Simon van Velthooven has announced his retirement from professional sport.
'We're not scared of them': Blue Jays ready to face Dodgers in World Series
Blue Jays pitcher Kevin Gausman isn't worried about facing the high-priced Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series.