The Golden State Warriors vanquished the Houston Rockets’ hopes of a 3-1 series comeback Sunday with a 103-89 road victory in Game 7.
Bud…
Trent Alexander-Arnold confirms he’ll be leaving Liverpool for Real Madrid
Trent Alexander-Arnold will leave Liverpool when his contract expires this summer.
Alexander-Arnold is expected to join Real Madrid as a …
Washington DC to host 2027 NFL Draft
Washington will reportedly host the 2027 NFL Draft on the National Mall in D.C., a source told The Washington Post’s Mark Maske.
An offic…
Inoue TKOs Cardenas in 8th round
Naoya Inoue stopped Ramon Cardenas in a thriller to retain the undisputed junior featherweight championship Sunday night at T-Mobile Arena i…
Pacers win Game 1 over Cavs
The Indiana Pacers shocked the top-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers 121-112 in Game 1 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series.
All five Pa…
Scheffler ties 72-hole score record in Byron Nelson Cup win
Scottie Scheffler dominated his way to an eight-stroke, wire-to-wire victory at his hometown CJ Cup Byron Nelson on Sunday for his first win…
Piastri takes Miami GP for fourth win of season
The first time Oscar Piastri arrived at the Miami Grand Prix as a Formula 1 driver he was in the slowest car in the field and only narrowly …
Harry Kane wins his first career title as Bayern Munich becomes Bundesliga champion
Harry Kane can finally celebrate his first career title after Bayern Munich became Bundesliga champion with a little help from Freiburg on S…
Top NFL Free Agents Still Available in May 2025
As the NFL offseason continues into May, several high-profile veterans remain unsigned. These players bring years of experience and, in many cases, Pro Bowl-caliber production to the table. Here’s a look at some of the most notable free agents and their previous salaries. Quarterbacks & Wide Receivers • Aaron Rodgers (QB, NYJ) – Age 41.4…
Shedeur Sanders’ Draft Slide: What Went Wrong Before the 2025 NFL Draft
In what became one of the most unexpected storylines of the 2025 NFL Draft, quarterback Shedeur Sanders saw his stock plummet from a projected first-round selection to the 144th overall pick. ESPN analyst Matt Miller, one of the earliest voices to warn of such a slide, believes the outcome was less surprising than it appeared…