Sixers' Tyrese Maxey expected to miss rest of season, agent says - ESPN
Philadelphia 76ers star Tyrese Maxey is expected to be ruled out for the rest of the season with a finger tendon injury, his agent and Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul told ESPN.
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Orioles expect Gunnar Henderson to return Friday vs. Royals - ESPN
BALTIMORE — Star shortstop Gunnar Henderson is expected to return to the Baltimore Orioles on Friday at Kansas City after missing the start of the season with a right intercostal strain.
Sources - Patriots trade QB Joe Milton III to Cowboys - ESPN
The New England Patriots are trading quarterback Joe Milton III to the Dallas Cowboys, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Thursday.
MLB Rank 2025: Ranking baseball's top 100 players - ESPN
The 2025 MLB season has already brought us eye-popping performances both good (the barrage of Yankees home runs) and bad (Rafael Devers' historic strikeout streak). As the 162-game campaign gets underway, it makes you wonder: Who will be the best player in 2025?
Fantasy baseball: Torpedo the excitement in MLB's bat trend - ESPN
In hitting a franchise-record nine home runs on March 29, including becoming the first team in MLB history to homer on the first three pitches they saw, the New York Yankees didn't merely torpedo the Milwaukee Brewers' team ERA. They bowled over the fantasy baseball landscape with the latest, greatest, «seeking a sneaky analytic advantage» trend that has been the talk of our game through the season's first six days.
MLB Rank 2025: Top snubs, surprises, overrated players, more - ESPN
Our ranking of the top 100 MLB players for the 2025 season is here! And that means it's time to talk about what we got right — and wrong.
USA set to host 2031 Women's World Cup, UK gets 2035 - Gianni Infantino - ESPN
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has said the United States and the United Kingdom are poised to be named as hosts of the Women's World Cup in 2031 and 2035, respectively.
Shohei Ohtani's walk-off blast pushes Dodgers to historic 8-0 - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Aside from his ability to pitch and hit and stretch the boundaries of imagination, Shohei Ohtani has displayed another singular trait in his time in the major leagues: an ability to meet the moment. Or, perhaps, for the moment to meet him.