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LONDON -When Andy Farrell named his British and Irish Lions squad there were few dissenting voices, but while his 38 might have been largely predictable, it is a very different story when it comes to his preferred test team.
MIAMI :Soaring temperatures and oppressive humidity at the Club World Cup are fuelling concerns among players, coaches, and fans, with calls for additional cooling breaks and adjustments to match schedules.
After decades of his boisterous voice being synonymous with the Toronto Maple Leafs, iconic broadcaster Joe Bowen has announced he plans to retire following the 2025-2026 NHL season.
There is going to be a very different dynamic for Manchester City as they settle into their Miami base later today ahead of a Club World Cup that could see them spend the next five-and-a-half weeks in the United States.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Carolina Panthers Pro Bowl cornerback Jaycee Horn overheard the play called by Bryce Young late Tuesday during the first day of a mandatory three-day minicamp, so he shared it with the rest of the defense, down to the rout the receivers were running.
Footage of the anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles stunned the nation over the weekend, as media outlets misleadingly labeled the chaos "peaceful protests" despite rampant destruction and anti-American rhetoric inciting violence against federal agents.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — On one red-zone play late in Patriots mandatory minicamp practice Monday, quarterback Drake Maye fired a pass to rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson at the goal-line for a touchdown, which led to a rousing cheer from the offense.
KEITH JACKSON: That depends entirely on Clarke's own mindset. He has to be very honest with himself and with the country. If he feels he's still the best man for the Scotland job then he has earned the right to go again. On the other hand, if he's grown weary or suspects the players need a new voice then he should step aside.