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MELBOURNE, April 30 : The Wellington Hurricanes will look to return to the top of the Super Rugby Pacific table and strike a big blow against the Canterbury Crusaders' title defence when the New Zealand heavyweights meet on Friday.
There’s a good chance Canadian sprinters bring home medals from the 2026 World Athletics Relays. But for Athletics Canada head coach Glenroy Gilbert, the goals for his team extend far beyond making it onto the podium at this weekend’s event in Gaborone, Botswana.
The 2026 NFL draft saw 257 prospects selected by NFL teams. Some franchises fared better over the three days than others — I was down with what the Raiders did, in particular — but this exercise is looking at picks on the individual level. The top 100 picks, in fact.
PHILADELPHIA — Sidney Crosby was the last player lingering in the Pittsburgh Penguins' locker room after they were eliminated by the Philadelphia Flyers in overtime of Game 6 on Wednesday night, slowly changing out of his gear before facing another offseason of uncertainty. Was this the last game that the Penguins' superstar core of Crosby, Evgeni Malkin and Kris Letang will play together?
THE OPENING TO LeBron James' historic 23rd season included a personal first for the future Hall of Famer, one that seriously dampened any celebration of his longevity, rather than enhancing it.
LOS ANGELES — Austin Reaves is returning from a nine-game injury absence Wednesday night when the Los Angeles Lakers attempt to finish their first-round playoff series with the Houston Rockets in Game 5.
MEXICO CITY, April 29 : Mexico City will set up 18 free soccer fan festivals across the capital during the World Cup, offering free public screenings, cultural events, food fairs and family activities, while being alcohol-free, Mayor Clara Brugada said on Wednesday.
TORONTO, April 29 : The Canadian government will allocate up to $145 million for security during the upcoming World Cup, Canada's public safety minister announced on Wednesday.