Aaron Rodgers gives cheeky response when asked about reasons to work out
Colin Cowherd sounds off on Aaron Rodgers’ prolonged silence, questioning how long the Pittsburgh Steelers can afford to wait while their season plans hang in limbo.
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Serena might eye Wimbledon for comeback, Djokovic says
INDIAN WELLS, California, March 4 : Novak Djokovic suggested on Wednesday that Serena Williams could see Wimbledon as the ideal venue to return to tennis if the 23-times Grand Slam champion decides to make a comeback to the game later this year.
Katie Ledecky beats Summer McIntosh in 800m freestyle showdown at Pro Swim Series meet
Canadian phenom Summer McIntosh had a chance to redeem herself against United States legend Katie Ledecky but came up short by nearly two seconds on Wednesday night at a Pro Swim Series meet in Westmont, Ill.
Newcastle, down to 10 men, end Carrick's unbeaten run with Man Utd
NEWCASTLE, England, March 4 : Manager Eddie Howe celebrated a great night for Newcastle on Wednesday as his 10-man side ended Michael Carrick's unbeaten run as Manchester United interim boss.
Man United players sent brutal message from Paul Scholes straight after Newcastle loss
Paul Scholes has jokingly suggested Michael Carrick is working miracles at Manchester United after they lost to ten-man Newcastle United. The Reds suffered their first loss since Carrick took over the reins at Old Trafford from the sacked Ruben Amorim.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander turns heads with pregame look vs. Knicks - ESPN
Reigning NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is never shy about his pregame fashion, and he might have taken it to another level Wednesday.
South Africa coach Conrad says New Zealand defeat was a 'walloping' not a 'choke'
KOLKATA, India, March 4 : South Africa head coach Shukri Conrad denied they "choked" in their Twenty20 World Cup semi-final against New Zealand, preferring to call their nine-wicket defeat a sound "walloping" at Eden Gardens on Wednesday.
Allen hundred blitzes South Africa, fires NZ into T20 World Cup final
KOLKATA, India, March 4 : It needed something special to end South Africa's unbeaten run in the Twenty20 World Cup and New Zealand opener Finn Allen produced exactly that, the fastest hundred in the tournament's history, to propel his team into the final at the Eden Gardens on Wednesday.