Jannik Sinner suffers stunning French Open exit as heat takes toll
Title favourite Jannik Sinner dramatically succumbed to the Paris heat as his hopes of a first French Open title ended.
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Reyna In the Middle? Three In The Back? Projecting USA's World Cup Starters
"Why not us?" That's the question U.S. men's team manager Mauricio Pochettino is asking about the USA's chances of winning the 2026 FIFA World Cup. And with the 26 players selected for this summer's tournament, we can go a step further and see who may be the starters in the June 12 opener against Paraguay.
Union Fire MLS Coach Of Year Bradley Carnell, Name Jon Scheer Sporting Director
Bradley Carnell, recipient of the 2025 MLS Coach of the Year award, has been fired by the Philadelphia Union as part of a major revamp following the club's historically poor first half of the season.
J.J. McCarthy Uses ‘Classroom’ Analogy to Describe Relationship With Kyler Murray
The combination of skills and experience Kyler Murray carried with him to the Minnesota Vikings has made him their presumptive starting quarterback this upcoming season, even if the coaching staff declared an open competition for the job with J.J. McCarthy.
Verhoeven wants an apology as well as a rematch with Usyk
LONDON, May 28 : Dutch former kickboxer Rico Verhoeven wants an apology, as well as a rematch, after being stopped one second before the end of the penultimate round in a WBC title bout with world heavyweight boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk last weekend.
Arizona star Koa Peat to remain in NBA draft, sources say - ESPN
Arizona forward Koa Peat, a projected first-round pick, is keeping his name in the NBA draft, sources told ESPN on Wednesday.
How bad can an MLB player hit in 2026 and stay in the lineup? - ESPN
With the MLB batting average sitting at .239, the lowest since 1968, and home runs falling to their lowest per-game rate since 2015, managers across baseball are facing this question: How bad can an excellent defensive player hit and remain in the lineup?
Arsenal would eclipse the ‘Invincibles’ side with double win, says Martin Keown
Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal will eclipse the ‘Invincibles’ and be remembered as the club’s greatest ever team if they complete an extraordinary double and win the Champions League, Martin Keown has claimed.