Here’s who is primed to do the most jaw-dropping things on the sport’s biggest stage.… Continue Reading »
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‘If you’re going to say it, back it up, prove it’: The evolution of Dodgers’ Game 1 starter Blake Snell
Once best known for a quick World Series hook, the two-time Cy Young winner is pitching deeper than anyone this October.… Continue Reading »
Wegner named World Series umpire crew chief
Mark Wegner will be the World Series umpire crew chief for the first time, joined by Jordan Baker, Adam Hamari, Adrian Johnson, Will Little, Alan Porter and John Tumpane for the matchup between the defending champion Dodgers and Blue Jays.… Continue Reading »
Why it’s now — or maybe never — for the Cavaliers and Knicks
The championship doors opened quickly for Cleveland and New York, it might close just as quickly. Here’s why.… Continue Reading »
Wetzel: Sports-betting money is good, but it’s not cheap
Sports are awash in cash, and on Thursday the bill came due for the NBA.… Continue Reading »
🔮 NHL Rank: Predicting the top 100 players
Connor McDavid remains No. 1, but who lands after? Here’s who the ESPN panel believes is best for this season.… Continue Reading »
Which teams have the most to prove in 2025-26? Placing 13 teams into tiers
All of these clubs need to change the narrative — for various reasons.… Continue Reading »
eBay gloves, cursing pitchers and unhittable splits: The magic chemistry of the Blue Jays
The Toronto roster is full of personality and talent. Here are some of the best stories from the clubhouse.… Continue Reading »
‘Banged up’ KAT plays opener with Grade 2 strain
Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns said he was “hurting” in Wednesday night’s season-opening win over the Cavs, in which he had 19 points and 12 rebounds despite playing with a Grade 2 quad strain.… Continue Reading »
Ranking ringless NBA teams by chances to win their first title by 2031
There are 10 ringless teams in the league. Here’s who has the best chance to win one by 2031.… Continue Reading »