Women's NCAA championship: UConn-South Carolina live updates - ESPN
TAMPA, Fla. — The women's NCAA title game is underway.
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Manchester United fans showed 'lack of class' toward Foden, Pep Says - ESPN
Pep Guardiola accused a section of Manchester United supporters of a «lack of class» for targeting Manchester City's Phil Foden with derogatory chants about the player's mother during Sunday's 0-0 draw at Old Trafford.
Capitals fan follows Ovechkin's goal record chase in countdown-themed car - ESPN
Inside UBS Arena on Sunday afternoon, Alex Ovechkin broke Wayne Gretzky's all-time NHL goals record with the 895th tally of this career. Outside the arena, the moment had already been commemorated on a car roof with a mannequin and a goat in a hockey sweater.
Pirates to re-add Roberto Clemente sign, apologize to family - ESPN
The Pirates announced Sunday that they will be adding the No. 21 logo back to the right field wall to honor Roberto Clemente at PNC Park after the franchise icon's family expressed their unhappiness that the sign was removed for an advertisement.
Todd Golden - Gators 'respect' but don't fear Sampson, Houston - ESPN
SAN ANTONIO — At 39 years old, Todd Golden is one of the youngest college basketball coaches to lead a team to a national title game. Kelvin Sampson, who will turn 70 later this year, is one of the oldest.
The Alex Ovechkin Eras: Eight spans that define the Great 8 - ESPN
Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin has tied Wayne Gretzky's all-time record of 894 career goals.
Who has scored the most goals in NHL history? - ESPN
At the time of his retirement in 1999, Wayne Gretzky owned or shared 61 NHL records, including the mark for the most career goals. «The Great One» finished his unparalleled 20-year career with an NHL-record 894 goals in 1,487 games. It was a mark that had stood since Gretzky walked away, until Alex Ovechkin changed that in April 2025 when he broke the all-time goal record against the New York Islanders.
Alex Ovechkin's NHL awards and hockey accomplishments - ESPN
Alex Ovechkin has been a stat sheet stuffer since entering the NHL as the No. 1 pick in the 2004 NHL draft, selected by the Washington Capitals.