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Big wins, fierce rivalries, and the stories beyond the scoreboard.
Big wins, fierce rivalries, and the stories beyond the scoreboard.
Big wins, fierce rivalries, and the stories beyond the scoreboard.
The Eagles say a Wednesday night follow-up ultrasound showed the small clot had moved, and treatment is being determined.
Yahoo Sports says it was the first postseason home run of Halpin’s career.
Autosport reports that the current F2 championship leader will replace Esteban Ocon and is a Ferrari Driver Academy member.
The Athletic says his looping header put Bournemouth ahead against Sturm Graz in the club’s first home European fixture.
The WNBA also named Breanna Stewart, Veronica Burton, Jordin Canada, Sonia Citron and Kiah Stokes to the Second Team.
Yahoo Sports called it Simpson's first triple of the postseason, while Baseball America placed it in the fourth inning.
A post says ASU athletics director Graham Rossini announced Hakstol as Sun Devil hockey's new head coach.
Adam Schefter reports Kirk has spent the season on injured reserve with a calf injury.
Shams Charania reports Eubanks was competing for a reserve center spot and faces an extended absence.
The Champions League ranked Barcola ahead of Nicolò Tresoldi, Harry Kane and Lamine Yamal for the award.
MLB shared video of the play that opened the scoring for the Guardians in Game 3.
Sky Sports News says Bayern Munich is understood to be finalising the paperwork for Kane’s contract extension.
Adam Schefter noted the absence on October 15 but gave no reason for it.
Sky Sports News reports European football leaders, including FA chair Debbie Hewitt, still want Infantino to resign.
ESPN says viewership rose 23% year over year, giving the network its most-watched WNBA playoffs.
B/R Football says the 19-year-old scored in the 15th, 32nd and 49th minutes.
MLB says Coco Jones was also in attendance for the game.
Pete Thamel reports MacIntyre is set for a second straight start; Faizon Brandon was listed as questionable.
Adam Schefter says Montgomery (groin) and Pitre (shoulder) will not travel with the Texans to London.
The Athletic says Sadiki’s strike secured Sunderland’s first away win in Europe in 53 years.
