NHL odds, predictions: Two long shots can take advantage of the weak Western Conference
An imbalanced draw always creates betting opportunities.
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The paranoid reason why Tiger Woods won’t hire a driver despite history of car crashes
The latest incident is the fourth time Tiger Woods has been involved in a car crash.
NBC apologizes after mistakenly airing wrong Tiger Woods crash footage
NBC missed the putt badly on this one.
Pantsless Dan Hurley celebrates UConn’s incredible March Madness win against Duke
Shoeless Joe Jackson walked so Pantsless Dan Hurley could run.
Las Vegas will attempt to host Super Bowl 2029
PHOENIX — The NFL will gather for its annual league meetings this week in Phoenix. Among the items on the agenda is a new ownership succession plan for the Raiders, another Super Bowl for Las Vegas, and some new rules changes. Here is what owners will consider in Phoenix: The Super Bowl LVII logo is...
Lakers’ Luka Doncic ‘disappointed’ by suspension
The torrid stretch of play Luka Doncic has been on during March will cool down, at least for one night, when the Lakers host the Wizards on Monday. With the NBA not rescinding Doncic’s technical foul from Friday’s win over the Nets, which was his 16th tech of the season, the Lakers star guard will...
UConn’s stunning March Madness comeback delivered the ultimate St. John’s gut punch
UConn 73, Duke 72 just 48 hours after Blue Devils 80, St. John’s 75 matters more than the consecutive Big East Tournament titles that Rick Pitino’s group won.
Francis Mauigoa set to join Jets brother in completing unlikely quest from American Samoa to NFL
Francis is expected to be a top 10 pick and the first offensive tackle selected in the 2026 draft, joining Kiko (a Jets 2025 fifth-round pick) in the journey from the Ili’ili village of about 3,000 islanders to the pros.
Tiger Woods appears to be making a profit thanks to latest mugshot
"I guess that's one way to market your products...," one social media user quipped.
NFL set to hire replacement officials with CBA negotiations at impasse
The NFL is preparing to hire replacement referees for the upcoming season as talks between the league and the NFL Referees Association on a new collective bargaining agreement remain at an impasse, with the current CBA set to expire in the coming months.
Rookie Adam Sykora providing ray of light for gloomy Rangers: ‘Hard not to like that guy’
Three games into his NHL career, Adam Sykora doesn’t appear to have an “off” button.
USMNT coach critical of new World Cup hydration break rule: ‘Cuts the rhythm’
The hydration breaks were implemented for Saturday’s 5-2 USMNT loss to Belgium, and will be for Tuesday’s match against Portugal as well, to replicate conditions for this summer.
David Bednar’s demotion with Pirates proving to ‘best thing’ after strong start to Yankees season
The closer, an All-Star in 2023, was somewhat stunningly sent down to the minors after a rough three-game stretch to open the season.
UConn teams leave Connecticut furniture store’s bold promotion two wins away from paying out
Both teams are now one win away from the national title games after the women downed Notre Dame earlier on Sunday and the men defeated Duke in comeback fashion the same day.
‘Headwinds’ threw an early wrench into Nolan McLean’s feel-good Mets day
The season’s first McLean Day got off to a strange start, the young righty throwing seven of eight balls to begin the game and walking the first two batters he faced.
Duke broadcaster calls for technical foul on UConn after season-ending dagger
Duke radio broadcaster David Shumate captured the spirit of the thing with his broadcast of Duke's heartbreaking defeat against UConn.
Aaron Glenn gives Geno Smith full-throated endorsement: ‘He’s our guy’
Jets coach Aaron Glenn cleared up any questions about whether Geno Smith will be the team’s starting quarterback Sunday.
UMNST’s Belgium reality check serves as their new World Cup bar to clear
If those wins against Paraguay and Uruguay four months ago felt like a validation of everything Pochettino had done so far, then Saturday’s 5-2 loss to Belgium, in which the U.S. lineup was pretty close to its most talented possible XI, functioned as a reminder that they still have plenty left to work through.
Knicks bulldozed late in loss to Thunder as Shai Gilgeous-Alexander dominates crunch time
The Knicks, losers six straight to the Thunder, did what inferior teams tend to do. They hung around with the defending champs until crunch time, when OKC flexed its pedigree and closed on a 19-9 run.
Nets end 10-game losing streak with win over Kings that hurts draft lottery chances
The Nets’ 116-99 win over tanking rival Sacramento before a sellout crowd of 17,548 at Barclays Center broke a 10-game slide, but hurt their odds in the all-important NBA Draft lottery.
USMNT must rebound from tough World Cup warmup start — or it could be disastrous
It’s imperative that they erase the terrible taste in their mouths after Belgium toyed with them in the second half Saturday.
St. John’s Zuby Ejiofor in uphill battle to be first-round pick in loaded draft: NBA scout
The next step is the NBA, and likely becoming the first Johnnie drafted since Sir’Dominic Pointer in 2015.
Deuce McBride’s Knicks return ends early in latest injury concern
The Knicks guard, who returned from a 28-game absence Sunday following sports hernia surgery, appeared to hurt his groin area in the third quarter against the Thunder.
Concerning Duke trend only got worse after historically brutal Elite Eight loss to UConn
The Blue Devils watched a 19-point first-half lead disappear as the Huskies pulled off the comeback victory, marking the second consecutive year that Duke had blown a double-digit lead in a crucial NCAA Tournament game.