New NHL reality series offers inside look at Oilers' roller-coaster run to Stanley Cup final
Connor McDavid stands in the middle of the locker room.
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Connor McDavid stands in the middle of the locker room.
The quirky PointsBet Invitational that concluded Sunday in Calgary with Mike McEwen and Rachel Homan each picking up early-season cheques of $50,000 could be revamped, says Curling Canada chief executive officer Nolan Thiessen.
Caitlin Clark was born in 2002, five years after the WNBA launched, and grew up watching the league. Playing in the WNBA has long been one of her dreams. Now, near the end of her record-breaking first season, it's clear that she has already made a mark in just one summer.
NASSAU, Bahamas — Joel Embiid knows the Philadelphia 76ers' medical staff is going to tell him to ease off more than he would like to at times this season. And while he said Thursday that he's not going to like that message, he understands it's the right thing to do to achieve his goal of staying healthy through the playoffs.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday wrote a letter to Indian javelin star Neeraj Chopra's mother Saroj Devi, thanking her for cooking delicious 'choorma' (a popular delicacy from Haryana and Rajasthan), for him. Earlier this year in January, PM Modi had asked Neeraj to bring homemade 'choorma' for him. Responding to the PM's request, Neeraj's mother Saroj had promised to cook and sent special 'choorma' for him. On Tuesday, PM Modi met Neeraj during the Jamaican Prime Minister's visit to India. During the meet, PM Modi got the chance to taste the delicious 'choorma'.
Facing a long-time crisis in winter sports because of climate change, the International Ski and Snowboard Federation teamed up with the United Nations weather agency on Thursday.
As Shohei Ohtani smiles his way into the postseason, baseball smiles along with him. It really does, with a fully-loaded Cheshire cat of a grin, because why on Earth not?
The Astros and Orioles were two of the most talented teams in baseball this year. Two games into the postseason, they've both been swept at home. In the National League, the Padres proved why they're among the scariest teams in baseball in sweeping the Braves, while the Brewers rallied to save their season and force a winner-take-all Game 3 with the Mets.