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Boston Red Sox left fielder Tyler O’Neill exited Monday’s game against the Cleveland Guardians after a brutal clash with teammate Rafael Devers. 
The players ran after a pop fly in the eighth inning, which ended up in Devers’ glove, but saw some turbulence when O’Neill came in sprinting. O’Neill and Devers appeared to call for the ball, neither easing off. 
Devers’ head appeared to make contact with the front of O’Neill’s face, causing a nasty clash for both players.

Fernandez, 41, joined the Kings ahead of last season and helped get them to the playoffs for the first time in nearly two decades.

Sue Bird, Elena Delle Donne, Nneka Ogwumike, Candace Parker and Lisa Leslie describe what Clark should expect.

In what had been a long-anticipated move, the Indiana Fever officially selected Iowa superstar Caitlin Clark with the top overall pick in Monday night’s 2024 WNBA draft. Stanford’s Cameron Brink was the second player off the board.

Adding the playmaking of 2024 No. 1 pick Caitlin Clark to the post play of 2023 No. 1 pick Aliyah Boston has Indiana thinking about championships in its future.

The Flyers need to win their final game in regulation and get some help to make the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs.

The Miami Marlins aren’t in any position to start goofing off, yet here we are in another losing effort, made increasingly bitter by team skipper Skip Schumaker getting tossed in the eighth inning.
Schumaker started a simmering feud with umpire Laz Diaz over a change 
Miami absolutely stinks to start the year. They lost their ascending ace Eury Perez to Tommy John surgery after seven games to start their year. Now they’re watching their skipper put on an embarrassing showcase. Monday marked his second toss of the season, creeping up to Aaron Boone levels of gaudy.

With the first round complete, tune in for Round 2 of the WNBA draft on ESPN.

Daniel Jones looked hopped up on Five Hour Energy while talking to the media Monday. 
DJ was locked in, sporting a wide-eyed stare at the cameras, prompting the internet to sound off on the Giants QB’s wild look. The Adam Gase stare wasn’t a hit … with anyone.
Considering it’s been a while since we’ve seen the Giants QB, seeing wide-eyed Jones was a bit jarring. 
Perhaps Daniel Jones knew he’d get pressed about the Giants potentially drafting a new quarterback sixth overall in this year’s draft.

Get your tickets now!
The Indiana Fever and first overall WNBA Draft pick Caitlin Clark will host the Chicago Sky and No. 7 pick Angel Reese at 1 p.m., on  June 1 in Indianapolis – which is just three hours from the Windy City.
“You’ve got to buy your tickets now,” Clark said just after being the first pick on ESPN before the Reese selection was known. “It’s going to be a hot ticket. They (the Fever) have such a good roster.