Jadon Sancho fires clear two-word message after Manchester United transfer
Jadon Sancho has expressed his delight at re-signing for Borussia Dortmund - admitting a return to the Bundesliga club felt like "coming home".
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Eagles legend Brian Dawkins admits 'there's room for worry' for Philadelphia heading into playoffs
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Police officers stage Paris bus parade to demand better work conditions
PARIS : Police officers paraded on open-top buses through Paris on Wednesday to urge authorities to accelerate talks about labour conditions and pay during the 2024 Olympics to be held in the French capital.
St. Louis Cardinals add to front office, hire Chaim Bloom - ESPN
The St. Louis Cardinals hired former Boston Red Sox chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom as an adviser Monday, bulking up their front office after the team's worst season in nearly 30 years.
Jim Harbaugh advocates paying players, deflects talk on future - ESPN
Jim Harbaugh batted away any questions about his future at Saturday's media day session for the College Football Playoff National Championship, instead using his time to advocate for revenue sharing for college athletes.
Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United comments from two years ago might be a problem for Ineos
Erik ten Hag was unconditional about the guarantee he needed above all others when it came to taking the Manchester United job in April 2022. The Dutchman emerged as the club’s first-choice target ahead of Mauricio Pochettino and he impressed club officials during discussions in Amsterdam, but he told United’s football director John Murtough he needed control of recruitment.
Ethiopia's Dera Dida out to retain her women’s Dubai Marathon crown
Dera Dida typically shuns the spotlight and is barely heard when speaking. But on the road in running the marathon distance, she is a warrior making her voice heard.
Announcer recalls thrill of calling historic 1st goal scored in Women's Professional Hockey League
Daniella Ponticelli's voice will forever be a part of a moment in women's hockey history.