Category: Sport updates
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Victor Wembanyama remembers the time a youth coach said ‘he can’t play defense’
“I took that personally,” the 2026 unanimous NBA Defensive Player of the Year said, referencing Michael Jordan. “And the rest is history.”
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Will the Green Bay Packers trade up in the draft? Maybe, but not all the way to 1st round
The Packers would have to jump 20 spots to pick in the first round after dealing their first-round selection for Micah Parsons.
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How to watch Rockets vs. Lakers: First Round Game 2 TV channel and streaming options for April 21
Find out how to watch the Houston Rockets play the Los Angeles Lakers, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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How to watch Kings vs. Avalanche: First Round Game 1 TV channel and streaming options for April 21
Find out how to watch the Los Angeles Kings play the Colorado Avalanche, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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How to watch Mammoth vs. Golden Knights: First Round Game 1 TV channel and streaming options for April 21
Find out how to watch the Utah Mammoth play the Vegas Golden Knights, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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Vrabel: I had ‘difficult’ talks over Russini photos
Mike Vrabel said the Patriots and their fans will get “the best version of me going forward” after the New York Post published photos that appeared to show the coach embracing and holding hands with former Athletic reporter Dianna Russini.
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‘It’s 100 or die’: How throwing 100 mph went from a novelty to the norm in MLB
Hitting 100 mph on the radar gun is a badge of honor. Here’s why the number of pitchers who have reached it has exploded.
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Mexico confirms Rafa Márquez will become national team manager after World Cup
Mexico’s succession plan after the 2026 World Cup is set
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How to watch Athletics vs. Mariners: TV channel and streaming options for April 21
Find out how to watch the Athletics play the Seattle Mariners, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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2026 NFL Draft: What the odds say will happen after Fernando Mendoza goes first
The first pick of the 2026 NFL Draft is almost set in stone. The second pick? That’s more wide open. Let’s see what the odds say to expect.