The Heat’s miracle run finally came to an end Monday night after a 94–89 loss to the Nuggets in Game 5 of the NBA Finals. Immediately after the loss, Miami coach Erik Spoelstra was left second-guessing a crucial personnel decision he made.
For the first time since breaking his hand in Game 1 of Miami’s opening-round playoff series, Heat guard Tyler Herro was available to play with a team in sore need of some offensive help.
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Skip Bayless claims Ja Morant didn’t respond to an offer for help from rapper Lil Wayne.
The Memphis Grizzlies star is currently waiting to see what his punishment will be after flashing a gun on a live stream. He previously was suspended for multiple games after flashing a gun in a Colorado strip club.
Lil Wayne cautioned people back in May to be careful with how they approach the Ja Morant situation because nobody really knows what’s in his heart.
Well, it turns out he attempted to reach out to Ja Morant through Skip Bayless, but his efforts fell flat, according to the FS1 star.
Olympian Tori Bowie’s autopsy has revealed that the 32-year-old died due to complications during childbirth.
“In consideration of the circumstances surrounding the death, and after examination of the body, toxicology analysis, and review of the available medical records, it is my opinion that the death of Frentorish Bowie, a 32-year-old black female, is the result of complications of childbirth,” associate medical examiner report reads,” Associate medical examiner Chantel Njiwaji wrote.
“The manner of death is natural.”
Police found Bowie in an Orlando area home on May 2.
Kylian Mbappé has confirmed that he will not be activating a player option in his current PSG contract when the deal expires next summer, setting off another furious transfer saga for the French superstar.
On Monday, news broke of a letter that Mbappé had sent to the club affirming a decision that would effectively make the 24-year-old available on a free transfer next summer if he doesn’t sign a new contract with PSG or the club doesn’t sell him this year.
Tennessee is headed back to the Men’s College World Series for the second time in three years and no one is more excited than Volunteers pitcher Chase Burns.
Monday night’s game between the Vols and Southern Miss in Hattiesburg was a do-or-die situation for both teams. They had split the previous two games of the best-of-three and the winner of the rubber match would be headed to Omaha.
With runners on the corners in the top of the seventh and Tennessee holding onto a 4–0 lead, Vols coach Tony Vitello called on sophomore Chase Burns to get the final two outs of the inning.
Last Thursday morning vehicles zipped along Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C., as a parade of dignitaries from the Southeastern Conference walked toward the U.S. Capitol.
Passersby recognized the group of college football celebrities and gushed. A few drivers honked their horns and waved out of their windows.
Shortly after Lionel Messi announced he was headed to the United States to join MLS’s Inter Miami, the soccer legend was asked if he plans to continue playing so he’s available to play in the 2026 World Cup to help his home country Argentina defend its title.
Messi did say before the 2022 World Cup in Qatar that it would be his last, but that he would continue competing for Argentina’s national team. However, since he won his first World Cup, fans wondered if he changed his mind about 2026. It doesn’t sound like it.
The Nuggets‘ voyage to their first NBA title brought numerous Denver-area sports figures out of the woodwork, befitting a city that has now seen each of its Big Four sports teams play for championships in the last 17 years.
Appropriately, Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson was a constant presence throughout the playoff run.
The American League has a new home run leader, and it shouldn’t be a surprise who it is.
With two homers in Monday night’s win over the Rangers, Shohei Ohtani brought his total on the season to 20, one ahead of Aaron Judge’s 19. He’s still two homers shy of Pete Alonso’s major league lead, but with Alonso on the injured list after being hit on the wrist by a pitch, Ohtani could soon overtake him.
Ohtani’s two dingers on Monday weren’t cheap ones, either. The first one came on a good low, inside pitch from Grant Anderson that Ohtani absolutely demolished.
Former NFL running back Peyton Hillis was hospitalized for more than two weeks after he saved his son and niece from drowning when they were caught in a rip current in Pensacola, Fla., in January. For the first time since the harrowing rescue, Hillis sat down for an interview and discussed what happened.
“It is 100% a miracle that somebody didn’t die,” he told Michael Strahan of Good Morning America. “It’s just amazing we weren’t burying somebody.