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  • 'That's all we've known growing up': Chippiness fueling Magic's playoff run

    The Magic must rely more on what got them back into their first-round series -- - physicality and a bit of trash-talking.

  • Verstappen: Newey exit won't affect my future

    Max Verstappen said Adrian Newey's imminent departure will not have an impact on his immediate future.

  • Praise for off-duty medic who performed CPR on Villa fan

    An off-duty medic who performed potentially life-saving CPR on an Aston Villa fan is praised by supporters.

  • Why the Commanders were 'unanimous' on picking Jayden Daniels at No. 2

    The selection of Daniels was months in the making. What sold Washington on making him the face of a new era in D.C.?

  • Beverley to 'be better' after fan, media incidents

    Bucks guard Pat Beverley says he has to "be better" after incidents with a fan and a member of the media following Milwaukee's season-ending loss.

  • Bills add wide receiver Claypool on 1-year deal

    The Bills have added wide receiver Chase Claypool on a one-year deal.

  • Ex-coach Riley joins CFP selection committee

    Mike Riley, the former head coach at Oregon State and Nebraska, is replacing Pat Chun on the College Football Playoff selection committee.

  • Bowness, Brunette, Tocchet up for top NHL coach

    The Jets' Rick Bowness, Predators' Andrew Brunette and Canucks' Rick Tocchet are finalists for this year's Jack Adams Award, which is given to the coach who "contributed the most to his team's success."

  • Source: Chargers agree to deal with WR Chark

    The Chargers have agreed to terms with wide receiver DJ Chark Jr., a source confirmed to ESPN.

  • Ledecky, Thorpe to receive Medal of Freedom

    Katie Ledecky, the most decorated women's swimmer in history, and Jim Thorpe, the first Native American to win an Olympic gold medal for the United States, will be among 19 people to be honored with the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

  • Police: Prescott won't be charged in assault claim

    Dallas police will not pursue sexual assault charges against Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott, with a police spokesperson saying detectives determined there was insufficient evidence an offense was committed.

  • Source: Dolphins, OBJ agree on 1-year contract

    Odell Beckham Jr. is heading to Miami after agreeing to a one-year deal worth up to $8.25 million, a source confirmed to ESPN.

  • Premier League team news: predicted lineups for the weekend action

    Arsenal host Bournemouth in Saturday’s early kick-off while Tottenham visit Anfield to take on Liverpool on SundaySaturday 12.30pm TNT Sports 1 Venue Emirates Stadium Continue reading...

  • Uefa confirms 26-man squads for Euro 2024

    Uefa announces that nations will be allowed 26-man squads for this summer's European Championship in Germany.

  • Uefa confirms 26-man squads for Euro 2024

    Uefa announces that nations will be allowed 26-man squads for this summer's European Championship in Germany.

  • ‘A disgrace’: Ratcliffe reads riot act after visiting Manchester United facilities

    Chief of football operations rails at ‘high degree of untidiness’IT department and age-group dressing rooms ‘reflect poorly’Sir Jim Ratcliffe has ordered Manchester United’s staff to raise standards after describing the level of untidiness in offices as a “disgrace” and some dressing rooms as “not much better”.Ratcliffe, the minority owner who controls United’s football policy, made his comments after a two-day tour of Old Trafford and the Carrington training ground. Continue reading...

  • 'That resonates with the fan base': How Bryce Harper became beloved in Philadelphia

    From his blue-collar upbringing to his love of local sports talk radio, Harper has made a connection with his chosen city like few others ever have.

  • Corberan demands West Brom focus for Preston test

    West Brom head coach Carlos Corberan wants his side to stay focussed as they look to secure a Championship play-off place against Preston.

  • How a blockbuster trade and two coaching changes delivered another first-round exit in Milwaukee

    Despite two coaching swaps and the addition of Damian Lillard, the Milwaukee Bucks were eliminated from the postseason without a healthy Giannis Antetokounmpo.

  • 'A different era for me': Canelo's new approach isn't to satisfy his critics

    Canelo Alvarez is boxing's top star, but his goal to build a legacy could be challenged by his new approach.

  • My most enjoyable season yet - Winks

    Harry Winks speaks to Football Focus about his first season as a Leicester player and why he took the jump from Premier League to Championship football.

  • Stewart is 'chomping at the bit' - Martin

    Southampton manager Russell Martin is expecting striker Ross Stewart to play a part against Leeds United on Saturday.

  • Manchester City told to ‘fight to the end’ despite WSL title rivals Chelsea faltering

    Four points from final two games would clinch title for CityManager Gareth Taylor warns against complacencyGareth Taylor has played down the impact of Chelsea’s shock 4-3 loss to Liverpool on Wednesday, which gave his Manchester City side a firm advantage in the Women’s Super League title race. “It’s changed nothing,” he inson Fridayisted . “There’s been a lot of talk around it but the objective is the same: win the next game.”City, who have won one WSL title, in 2016, host Arsenal at the Joie Stadium on Sunday before playing Aston Villa away in their final game. Chelsea, who on Friday announced that Maren Mjelde would leave at the end of the season, welcome relegated Bristol City to Kingsmeadow and play Tottenham away before travelling to Old Trafford to face the team they lost 2-1 to in the FA Cup semi-final last month: Manchester United. Continue reading...

  • Muñoz shoots 6-under 65 to lead LIV Singapore

    Sebastián Muñoz shot a 6-under 65 on Friday to lead after the first round of the LIV Golf tournament in Singapore.

  • County cricket day one: Somerset v Essex, Yorkshire v Glamorgan and more – live

    Day one updates from the County Championship 11am BST startRead the latest edition of The Spin | And mail Tanya or post BTLGreat enthusiasm under lights being showed by the children let out of the classroom today at Old Trafford. Not every Friday morning that you get to see England’s opener knocking boundaries around. Testing out there though, Kent 27-0.Essex slumping most unexpectedly. Now 35-3, two to Coverton – Jordan Cox the last man out after one dreamy drive for four. Continue reading...

  • Caitlin Clark isn't the first guard to go No. 1; here's how she might compare

    Pass like Bird? Score like Taurasi? Caitlin Clark is hardly the first guard to go No. 1 in the draft. But she might someday also set the standard.

  • Japanese Olympian Ryoyu Kobayashi smashes ski jump world record – video

    The Japanese Olympic champion Ryoyu Kobayashi has broken the world record for the longest ski jump after reaching a distance of 291 meters in Akureyri, Iceland. Kobayashi, who has 32 individual wins and two overall World Cup titles as well as individual gold and silver medals at the 2022 Olympics, shattered the ski flying and ski jump world record by 37.5m, previously held by the Austrian Stefan Kraft, who reached 253.5 meters in 2017. 'Of course the fact that I was able to make history here is nothing short of spectacular, but this was not possible without the support of everyone that's involved in the challenge,' Kobayashi said. 'This record will be my source of strength going forward.' Continue reading...

  • Philly's playoff exit raises a slew of questions -- and dramatically answered another

    Injuries continue to haunt Joel Embiid and the 76ers as they exit the playoffs. But, behind Tyrese Maxey's rise and an offseason full of options, Philly has reasons for optimism.

  • Billy Vunipola admits ‘not knowing’ when to stop drinking led to taser arrest

    Player could be hit with misconduct charge by RFU‘If I drink, I get to a place where I probably forget what I did’Billy Vunipola admitted he has a problem “knowing when to stop” drinking as he explained the circumstances behind his arrest in Mallorca.The England No 8 issued a public apology after being fined €240 (£205) by an express trial for resisting the law having refused to leave a bar in Palma in the early hours of Sunday morning. Continue reading...

  • Lopetegui in West Ham talks amid Moyes uncertainty

    West Ham hold talks with Julen Lopetegui and could make a decision on boss David Moyes' future before the end of the season.

  • Lopetegui in West Ham talks amid Moyes uncertainty

    West Ham hold talks with Julen Lopetegui and could make a decision on boss David Moyes' future before the end of the season.

  • Weekend preview: Friday-Sunday

    Our fantasy baseball experts take a quick peek ahead to the upcoming weekend of action.

  • Bracketology: Old guys rule -- Kansas becomes new No. 1 overall seed

    The Jayhawks are returning Hunter Dickinson and also have fifth-year guard Dajuan Harris Jr.

  • Bucks’ Patrick Beverley hurls basketball at fans near end of season-ending loss

    Bucks reserve guard shown on video hurling ball at spectatorBeverley asks reporter to leave post-game interview huddleIndiana oust Milwaukee to advance to second round of playoffsMilwaukee Bucks guard Pat Beverley indicated a video showing him throwing a ball at a spectator on Thursday was misleading but later added that “I have to be better”.Cameras showed Beverley sitting on the bench and tossing a ball into the stands and hitting a fan with about two and a half minutes left in Milwaukee’s 120-98 Game 6 loss at Indiana that knocked the Bucks out of the playoffs. After a different fan threw the ball back to Beverley, who was holding his arm out for it, the Bucks guard fired it back at that spectator. Continue reading...

  • McKenna warns Ipswich of 'motivated' Terriers

    Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna is is not expecting an easy match against Huddersfield Town as his team bid to clinch promotion.

  • Can Man City edge closer to title? How to watch WSL

    Manchester City take on Arsenal at Joie Stadium with a chance to stretch their advantage over title rivals Chelsea to nine points.

  • Can Man City edge closer to title? How to watch WSL

    Manchester City take on Arsenal at Joie Stadium with a chance to stretch their advantage over title rivals Chelsea to nine points.

  • Predictions: Can The Bloodline find success under new leadership?

    Four titles are on the line in France, but which champions will leave Lyon with their belts?

  • Birmingham and Rowett braced for make-or-break Championship finale

    New owners have big plans but after the disastrous Rooney reign Blues head into the final day in the relegation zone“If we had three dice to start with, two are down the drain and we’ve got one left – I’ve got to hope we roll a six,” Gary Rowett said this week as his Birmingham side prepare to welcome Norwich on Saturday lunchtime in a game with huge implications for Blues. Anything other than a win plus favourable results elsewhere would likely consign the club to the third tier for the first time since 1995.After August’s American takeover with Tom Brady in tow and October’s appointment of Wayne Rooney as manager, Birmingham start the final day in the relegation zone, one place from safety. Plans were announced last month to build a new “world-class” stadium but the immediate task is less glamorous. Plymouth, Sheffield Wednesday and Blackburn share their relegation anxiety. One of the four will go down. Continue reading...

  • Maresca looks for answer about Foxes finances

    Boss Enzo Maresca is relying on Leicester City's lawyers to ensure the club's transfer embargo will not hinder summer preparations.

  • ‘Unintended friction’: Clattenburg leaves referee analyst role at Forest

    Former referee said he had become ‘more hindrance than help’Clattenburg warned by FA following his criticism of officiatingMark Clattenburg has stood down from his role as a referee analyst at Nottingham Forest, admitting he had become “more of a hindrance than a help” to the club.Clattenburg has been at the centre of two major controversies involving the club since he took on the advisory role in February, first speaking out over a drop-ball incident in a match against Liverpool and then ­criticising the officiating in Forest’s game at Everton on 21 April. On Friday he was also formally warned by the Football Association in relation to comments made about the latter match. Continue reading...

  • An early look at the Broncos' QB battle: What do Stidham, Wilson, Nix bring to the table?

    The three quarterbacks will have opportunities throughout the offseason to prove who should be Denver's starter.

  • Did the Chiefs draft Travis Kelce's successor at tight end?

    The Chiefs drafted Jared Wiley in the fourth round of the 2024 NFL draft.

  • Quins’ Danny Wilson believes past wins in France will aid side in Toulouse semi

    Harlequins won at Racing 92 and Bordeaux this season‘To beat Toulouse you have to score a fair few tries’Harlequins will look to draw on their previous French success stories as they bid to reach their first Champions Cup final on Sunday, according to their head coach, Danny Wilson.Wilson’s side travel to Toulouse for a daunting clash with the five-times champions but take confidence from having won in France twice this ­season. In December they edged past Racing 92, coming out 31-28 winners, while in the quarter-finals they sneaked past Bordeaux with a thrilling 42-41 victory. Continue reading...

  • Echoes of errors: why has VAR sparked so much fury this season?

    There have been some glaring mistakes by VAR but it also appears to have increased officiating standards on the pitchSeven months ago Englandthe country came the closest yet to entering thermonuclear war over a refereeing decision. When the referee Simon Hooper mistakenly ruled out a Luis Díaz goal at Tottenham for offside and the Video Assistant Referee Darren England failed to correct him, the initial response was heated and only bubbled up from there.“They said it was significant, that’s very significant,” said Gary Neville on Sky at full time when a Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) statement dropped acknowledging “significant human error” in ruling out the goal. “It makes you wonder how many others they’ve got wrong as well,” chipped in Jamie Redknapp. Continue reading...

  • The Football News Show

    Leicester City are celebrating their Premier League return, so can they stay up?

  • The Football News Show

    Leicester City are celebrating their Premier League return, so can they stay up?

  • The three-fight journey that got Steve Erceg to a flyweight title shot

    Erceg's path to Saturday's opportunity is unprecedented, but the preparation has been a long time coming.

  • Pushing the boundaries: England Women using AI to help with team selection

    Head coach Jon Lewis credits AI with helping draw Ashes‘It will help with borderline decisions in terms of selection’The England Women’s head coach, Jon Lewis, has revealed how he is using AI as a selection tool and credits the technology with helping his side draw last summer’s Ashes series.Lewis was first exposed to the work of London-based PSi when he took charge of the Women’s Premier League franchise UP Warriorz in India and now uses the company to bolster the decisions he makes about squad make-up, team balance and in-game match-ups. Continue reading...

  • Why St. Pauli-Hamburg rivalry is one of a kind, and how Bundesliga can benefit

    With Bundesliga short on rivalries, St. Pauli and Hamburg need to be in the league at the same time.