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Chelsea have agreed terms with Mauricio Pochettino to become the club’s new head coach, sources have told ESPN.

The Warriors’ 2022-23 season has come to an end following their loss in Game 6 against the Lakers. 
With a tumultuous campaign now in the books, Golden State guard Jordan Poole opened up on the preseason incident with Draymond Green, during which his teammate punched him in the face during practice, and the video was subsequently leaked.
Speaking to ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne, Poole opened up on the situation, which occurred in October, and explained why he didn’t speak more on the incident during the regular season. 
“I don’t speak on it much.

It’s not often that an NFL head coach misses any portion of his team’s offseason training. But, for Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles, Day 2 of rookie minicamp took a backseat for a good reason: his college graduation.
The Buccaneers shared a video on Saturday congratulating Bowles for walking across the stage to receive his college diploma, an honor that fulfilled a 37-year-old promise he made to his mother after leaving Temple for the NFL in 1985. According to the Tampa Bay Times, the 59-year-old coach earned a Bachelor of Science in youth and community development from Mount St.

While we’re still a ways away from finding out if Anthony Richardson is the franchise quarterback the Indianapolis Colts hope he is. However, the team is already acutely aware that, at the very least, they’ve drafted a solid guy.
The former Florida Gators signal caller was the fourth-overall pick in this year’s draft. Indianapolis was extremely high on what the 20-year-old can do on the football field, but they may not have fully understood what he was bringing off of it.
This story has been making the rounds.

Kendra Randle, who witnessed her husband—Knicks forward Julius Randle—face undue criticism for his postgame actions earlier this week, came to his defense on social media Saturday.
After the two-time All-Star and the Knicks were knocked out by the Heat in the second round of the playoffs on Friday night, Kendra Randle took aim at the now viral remarks made by former NBA forward Kenyon Martin.

Toronto scored two runs in the seventh inning to push the Toronto Blue Jays to a 5-2 come-from-behind win against the Atlanta Braves on Saturday.

One of the major stories from this year’s NFL Draft was how former Kentucky quarterback Will Levis tumbled out of the first round.
He was, of course, selected by the Tennessee Titans early in the second round, and has now made his practice debut with the team,
And it already has some fans pumped.
A few clips emerged of Levis lacing a few passes at the Titans’ rookie minicamp. While this situation is a long way from regular season NFL action, some observers were impressed by what they saw out of him and his arm.

In his first season with the Athletics, veteran infielder Jace Peterson made perhaps the catch of the year thus far on Saturday.
With two outs and no runners on base, Rangers center fielder Leody Taveras sent a James Kapriellian offering deep down the left field line. The ball took Peterson deep into foul territory leading the third baseman all the way into the Oakland bullpen area.
While on a full sprint, Peterson made an over-the-shoulder basket catch as he went over the warmup mound and tumbling over the bullpen wall.
Despite hitting just .

After helping the Lakers close out the Warriors in Game 6, Dennis Schröder took to Instagram to make amends with Draymond Green following their heated confrontation during the game.
The Lakers guard got into it several times with the Warriors forward throughout the series, with things hitting a tipping point on Friday in L.A. After getting hit with a technical foul for taunting Green earlier in the game, Schröder received another tech and an eventual ejection after a dust-up between the two in the third quarter.

Knicks fans went viral for all the wrong reasons following the team’s Game 6 loss to the Heat on Friday after videos circulated showing a group of overzealous supporters defaming a poster of star forward Julius Randle.
The aftermath of New York’s devastating 96–92 season-ending defeat saw Randle, a third-team All-NBA selection, catch heat on social media after turning in his worst effort of the series: 15 points on 3-of-14 shooting from the field and 11 rebounds.