Author: Michael

Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson and newcomer Jewell Loyd seemingly have a pre-game ritual, and it’s … strange?
Listen, we’re not one to get into what people do pre-game. Everyone has their routines, but a new handshake? meditation? ritual? ― something ― between Wilson and Loyd might be one of the wildest things we’ve ever seen. Here’s what we mean. Wilson, Loyd and the entire Aces team travelled to New York to take on the Liberty for the 2025 WNBA season opener.

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The two lone offensive rookies from the Steelers’ 2025 NFL Draft class have arrived at the 31st Annual NFLPA Rookie Premiere — none other than third-rounder Kaleb Johnson and sixth-rounder Will Howard.
Johnson, an incredibly efficient running back out of Iowa, will work with Steelers RBs Jaylen Warren and Kenneth Gainwell to help fill the void that was created when Najee Harris left the Steel City to sign with the Los Angeles Chargers.

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MONTREAL (AP) — Federico Bernardeschi and reserve Theo Corbeanu each scored two goals and Toronto FC dismantled CF Montreal 6-1 on Saturday.
Tyrese Spicer opened the scoring when he broke away on the left sideline and converted a left-footed shot from left of the box past defenseless keeper Sébastian Breza for a 1-0 lead at 14 minutes.
At the 21st minute, Ola Brynhildsen drew a red card on Montreal’s Joel Waterman after Waterman took him down on the Toronto (4-7-4) side of the field.

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Bayern Munich’s 11-season title run ended last season, but Harry Kane and Co. made sure it was a short absence away from the Bundesliga pedestal.
The Bavarians have reclaimed the top spot on the Bundesliga table in 2024-25, sealing the title from the sidelines when Bayer Leverkusen drew Freiburg on Sunday, May 4.
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And Kane again collected the Bundesliga’s top individual honor as the England forward filled up the nets for Bayern and to claim his second-consecutive Torjägerkanonen.

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The 2025 Colorado Rockies have done it again. They’ve reached another new low in their march toward history.
The Rockies got their starting shortstop, Ezequiel Tovar, back from the injured list on Friday night. They had their 2018 first round pick, Ryan Rolison pitch one and a third scoreless innings against the Arizona Diamondbacks. And they lost again.
Their record through 44 games? An astonishing 7-37. A .159 winning percentage. On pace for 25 wins and 137 losses. Last year’s Chicago White Sox team that became a national laughingstock? They went 41-121.

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