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New coach Frank Reich doesn’t have much cap space, so it’s about keeping a few key free agents, including RB D’Onta Foreman, and landing a QB.

Should her past doping case affect overall voting? Who should lead the U.S. Davis Cup team? Jon Wertheim dives into your questions.

Everyone in Japan seems to be a fan of Shohei Ohtani, and the buzz even extends to his teammates in the World Baseball Classic.

Frankie Montas said he was not “100 percent” healthy last year when he was traded to the Yankees and emphasized that he expects to pitch this season.

Prosecutors are seeking corruption charges against Barcelona and former president Josep Maria Bartomeu, judicial sources have confirmed to EFE.

Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Tony DeAngelo received a five-minute major penalty and a game misconduct on Tuesday night, after spearing Tampa Bay Lightning forward Corey Perry below the belt in the third period.

Pau Gasol became the 12th player in Lakers history to have his number honored and said during a halftime ceremony that “it really exceeds any dream or expectation that I’ve had because it means so much.

With an earthshaking selection of superstars from around the globe, MLB believes its vision of a baseball World Cup is starting to come into focus.

Shaq to Morant: Stop putting yourself in positions where you can lose everything.
1. Almost everyone in sports media has shared their take on Ja Morant, but few have done it as well as Shaquille O’Neal.
The superstar guard has stepped away from the Grizzlies after he made the head-shaking decision last weekend to go on Instagram Live at 5 a.m. from a strip club and put a gun to his head.
A solemn and serious O’Neal used his TNT platform Tuesday to call out Morant in a measured and fair way, but also explain why Morant’s behavior could lead to major consequences.

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With the stretch run looming, we take a look at the X-factors for the top five teams in the East.
The Milwaukee Bucks lost a basketball game.
For the other 29 teams in the NBA, that’s not news, but when the Bucks fell to the Philadelphia 76ers last Saturday night, it felt like a big deal — mostly because it snapped Milwaukee’s 16-game win streak.
It also felt like a statement win for the Sixers, who got a vintage performance from James Harden during Philly’s 48-point fourth quarter.