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Jeff Kent has not forgotten when A-Rod hurt him during a game in 1998.
Stephen Douglas|
Breaking down the latest odds to win the NBA's MVP award in the 2025-26 season.
Peter Dewey|
A late equaliser means it’s all to play for in Madrid on Tuesday evening.
James Cormack|
Breaking down the latest odds to win the NBA's Rookie of the Year with Cooper Flagg currently injured.
Peter Dewey|
Joan Laporta is running for re-election as Barcelona’s president.
Amanda Langell|
The gap atop the Clausura 2026 standings shrunk following a thrilling contest on Saturday night.
Roberto Casillas|
The first running back is off the board, returning to the Cowboys, who now will turn their attention to wide receiver George Pickens.
Matt Verderame|
The Rockets superstar said he would “love” to suit up for Team USA again as long as he’s still playing well.
Liam McKeone|
The LIV Golf star declined an offer to settle fines and suspensions that eight of his peers accepted, and so a stalemate continues, Bob Harig writes. Also: new wrinkles at Augusta, plus Tiger and Anthony Kim.
Bob Harig|
Atlanta’s former first round pick is sticking around.
Mike Kadlick|
The (for now) ex-Crimson Tide center is seeking to play immediately.
Patrick Andres|
Kara Braxton, a former WNBA player and the mother of Ohio State Buckeyes tight end Jelani Thurman, has died at 43.
Stephen Douglas|
Jack Hughes is an American hero in more ways than one.
Kristen Wong|
Betting odds, pick and prediction for the New Orleans vs. Stephen F. Austin matchup on Monday night.
Peter Dewey|
Major League Baseball is sending 190 players to the event.
Kyle Koster|
A look at where each of the Eastern Conference’s top teams may lack as the NBA heads into the final stretch of its regular season.
Blake Silverman|
The World Baseball Classic will begin in less than two weeks.
Kyle Koster|
The 24-year-old will remain in Dallas.
Mike Kadlick|
Travis Kelce still has not announced his intentions heading into the 2026 NFL season.
Stephen Douglas|
Readers had questions about what will happen when the NFL and Major League Baseball sign new rights deals in the near future.
Jimmy Traina|
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