Dodgers blast Blue Jays in World Series rematch: ‘Lot of great memories’
Maybe the Blue Jays’ fans should have been more mean.
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Jalen Brunson’s late-game brilliance delivers win over Hawks as Knicks survive near buzzer-beater
After two consecutive dud performances from Jalen Brunson — and after he struggled for most of Monday’s game against the Hawks — the point guard emerged as he often does
Giants, Matt Chapman air frustrations over poor start, base running gaffe
Nobody on the National League’s worst team has had a worse week than Matt Chapman. To his credit, the veteran third baseman and leader in the Giants clubhouse stood at his locker and answered every question in a lengthy session Monday afternoon.
Lamar Jackson partakes in Ravens’ voluntary workout in telling sign for new era
Two-time MVP Lamar Jackson reported Monday to the Ravens' first voluntary offseason workout under new coach Jesse Minter.
Cormac Ryan’s ‘Steady Buckets’ beginnings set him on surreal NBA journey
Let’s put it this way: when you’ve had the long and improbable basketball journey Cormac Ryan has had, nothing much is going to impress you.
Ex-Yankees, Mets coach Tom Nieto dead at 65 after heart attack
Tom Nieto, a World Series champion with the Twins and a former coach for the Yankees and Mets, died of a heart attack at the age of 65.
Boston’s World Cup fans facing outrageous 400% increase in train ticket pricing
Boston area soccer fans better start saving now if they’re planning on taking the train to Gillette Stadium for the 2026 World Cup.
How one lesson put New Jersey’s Chris Gotterup, coach on 13-year year road to realistic Masters chance
It would prove to be the most important lesson of his life.
What treatment is Luka Doncic doing in Spain that he can’t do in the U.S.?
Luka Doncic heads to Spain for advanced treatment on a Grade 2 hamstring strain as the Lakers fight to stay alive without him and Austin Reaves. Here's the treatment he could be doing in Spain that are not available in the U.S.
A title is a prelude to roster rebuilding for UCLA women’s basketball
Win a championship, restock the roster. The former made the latter significantly easier for UCLA women’s basketball coach Cori Close in the hours before the transfer portal opened Monday. “I did say to my mom,” Close cracked Sunday, only minutes after winning the program’s first NCAA title, “the transfer portal just got easier.” Close said...
Islanders GM couldn’t wait any longer to make stunning Pete DeBoer move: ‘No. 1 free agent’
DeBoer, 57, ranks 18th all time in wins in league history (662) and has the most playoff wins of any coach who has never won the Stanley Cup (97).
What’s behind Makai Lemon’s viral staredown is everything NFL teams covet in a receiver
In the pick-your-flavor game, teams seeking sure-handedness and physicalityover explosiveness and size might order a 5-foot-11 dish of Lemon.
UConn’s Luke Murray pulling double duty with Boston College gig looming
It has been a wild week for Luke Murray.
Devils part ways with GM Tom Fitzgerald after six seasons with team set to miss playoffs
The Devils announced on Monday that the organization parted ways with general manager Tom Fitzgerald, with a disappointing season set to end next week.
Mets’ rotation off to ‘encouraging’ start through two full turns
Two full turns through the Mets rotation have produced positive vibes about the starting pitching.
What everyone gets wrong about Michigan’s transfer-fueled March Madness run
Coach Dusty May expertly hit the portal last spring, and created a super team, adding Yaxel Lendeborg, Morez Johnson Jr., Aday Mara and Elliot Cadeau.
Rangers’ encouraging Madison Square Garden about-face saved them from wrong kind of history
This current season-long homestand, however, has been the polar opposite of what everyone had come to expect from the Rangers at MSG.
Isles painfully aware of what comes next after jarring coaching change
The shock of Patrick Roy’s firing was still evident after Monday’s practice on Long Island, less than 24 hours after the head coach was dismissed with four games remaining in the regular season.
Dexter Lawrence just handed John Harbaugh his first franchise-shaking Giants crisis
The last thing John Harbaugh needs is a respected marquee player not wanting or willing to be part of the resurrection of the New York Football Giants.
Pete DeBoer’s arrival doesn’t change the Islanders’ harsh reality
The decision to fire Patrick Roy and hire Pete DeBoer will not be a failure if the Islanders miss the playoffs, but the 2025-26 season will be.
Mookie Betts ‘light years ahead’ in recovery from oblique strain
A day after going on the injured list with a right oblique strain, Dodgers shortstop Mookie Betts on Monday sounded hugely encouraged about the progress he was already making.
Jason Day gutted by ‘hero’ Tiger Woods’ ‘selfish’ DUI arrest
Jason Day felt compassion for Tiger Woods, but there was one thought that Day couldn’t shake when he spoke with reporters ahead of this week’s Masters.
Bulls fire top two basketball executives with Billy Donovan’s fate in balance
With the team set to miss the playoffs for the fifth time in six seasons, the Bulls announced on Monday that they’re firing executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Eversley.
What Giants could do at wide receiver in the 2026 NFL Draft
Could the Giants use a high draft pick on a receiver? Sure. Will it be at No. 5? Possible, but unlikely.