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Pelicans forward Zion Williamson is considered day-to-day because of a finger injury on his left hand after X-rays and scans came back negative, coach Willie Green told reporters.

The Athletics will spend the next three seasons playing at a minor league ballpark in West Sacramento before their planned move to Las Vegas for the 2028 season.

The former UFC champion’s self-serving assessment of her pro fighting career clashes with her legacy as a pioneer in women’s MMA.

Royce West, the attorney for Kansas City Chiefs receiver Rashee Rice, told reporters on Thursday that his client was driving one of the vehicles involved in a hit-and-run accident on a Texas highway over the weekend and was prepared to take responsibility for whatever damage he caused.
Rice, West acknowledged, has told police he was driving the rented Lamborghini that was captured on some phone cameras racing a Corvette before both cars slammed into other cars on the road.

Former NBA player Gilbert Arenas has a problem with successful white basketball players.
For months, his commentary has reeked of subtle and oftentimes not-so-subtle anti-white hatred and jealousy.
Arenas’ name is trending on social media this week after a podcast with his business partner Shannon Sharpe, during which Arenas called Nikola Jokic “the worst MVP winner in the last 40 years.

BATON ROUGE – LSU’s athletic department, football program and University as a whole have admitted to no wrongdoing or liability in a lawsuit concerning rape and sexual misconduct accusations by four former female students against star running back Derrius Guice while at LSU from 2015-17.
But LSU will be paying $1.9 million to the 10 women who sued LSU, including two who accused Guice of rape, according to information from a public records request by the Baton Rouge Advocate newspaper recently.

We make the cases for the biggest threats to baseball’s two on-paper titans.

How much has changed since Opening Day? Our first regular-season rankings tell you all you need to know.

South Carolina women’s basketball coach Dawn Staley spoke about God and her Christian faith following the Gamecocks’ win over Oregon State in the Elite Eight. One specific comment she made appeared to ruffle some feathers, but she won’t be apologizing for them anytime soon.
With her team celebrating behind her minutes after its 70-58 win to punch its ticket to the Final Four, Staley began her postgame interview praising her team before “giving all the glory to God.”
“God is really, he’s really funny,” Staley said.

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This is a frankly alarming number of condoms.
The amount of unbridled, unfettered sex in the Olympic village every four years is the worst-kept secret in sports. Over the years dozens of athletes have talked about their micro-targeted Tinder radiuses, the hormones coursing through the village, and the thousands of hookups that lead to more international relations that the U.N.
Paris, the city of love, is bringing back Olympic boning in a big, big way — with a frankly alarming 300,000 condom order for those competing in 2024.