Big wins, fierce rivalries, and the stories beyond the scoreboard.
Big wins, fierce rivalries, and the stories beyond the scoreboard.
Manchester United have sacked head coach Michael Carrick, reportedly with immediate effect.
The Warriors ruled Curry out against Houston with right abdominal soreness; Kerr said he didn’t know the injury’s extent.
Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad will remain Racing Bulls’ Formula 1 pairing for 2027, keeping the lineup unchanged.
Officials ruled a flagrant 2 after the third-quarter altercation, saying Smart's punch connected, USA TODAY reports.
Jacob Misiorowski adds the 2026 NL Cy Young Award to his early-career haul, with a reportedly unanimous selection.
Cleveland won at Madison Square Garden, ending New York’s bid for five straight wins on Brunson’s reported milestone night.
FIFA says its security assessment hasn’t changed; U.S. Soccer cited an existing travel advisory for Qatar.
The LPGA says Korda has won three of five starts at Pelican, averaging 66.7 over 19 rounds.
USA TODAY reports the canceled deal involved a 2027 fourth-round pick and a 2028 fifth-round pick.
Dylan Cease earned an All-MLB First Team selection after his first season with the Blue Jays.
Houston won 115–108 with six double-digit scorers, while Stephen Curry exited in the first quarter with an abdominal issue.
Sportsnet reports Zach Hyman opened the scoring for Edmonton with his first goal since Oct. 17.
ESPN says Doncic attempted his free throw before leaving after appearing to injure his ankle.
The Yankees pitcher swept all 30 first-place votes to win the 2026 American League Cy Young Award.
UCLA allowed just nine first-half points, its fewest in over 50 years, according to USA TODAY.
The Padres closer swept all 30 first-place votes after posting a 1.67 ERA and tying for the NL saves lead.
San Antonio erased a 22-point deficit to beat Chicago 124–119, extending its winning streak to 10 games.
Tampa Bay’s president of baseball operations wins the 2026 honor, and the Rays aren’t playing it cool.
Yordan Alvarez wins the 2026 AL Hank Aaron Award, which honors the league’s most outstanding offensive performer.
Riley Patterson joins Baltimore's 53-man roster alongside Mevis' practice-squad signing, @RapSheet and @MikeGarafolo report.