The Commanders head coach concluded his Salisbury University commencement speech with a bang.… Continue Reading »
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Why the NBA’s 26 eliminated teams should watch these conference finals
As four teams battle for the title, 26 teams are looking to improve — and watching the conference finals can help.… Continue Reading »
A’s playoff contenders?! Early verdict on MLB’s most surprising teams
Almost two months into the 2025 season, we offer a postseason verdict on five surprise teams… Continue Reading »
Garland, U.S. beat Finland, reach semis at worlds
Conor Garland’s two power-play goals helped the United States beat Finland 5-2 to reach the semifinals of the ice hockey world championship.… Continue Reading »
Hurricanes D Morrow makes playoff debut in loss
Hurricanes defenseman Jalen Chatfield was out for Game 1 of their Eastern Conference finals series against the Panthers, opening the door for 22-year-old Scott Morrow to make his postseason debut, and he skated in 15 shifts in his club’s 5-2 loss Tuesday.… Continue Reading »
Titans sign No. 1 pick Ward to 4-year rookie deal
Titans quarterback Cam Ward has signed his rookie contract worth $48.7 million over the next four seasons, fully guaranteed.… Continue Reading »
Longtime Colts owner and CEO Irsay dies at 65
Jim Irsay, who had led the Colts since 1997 and presided over one of the storied franchise’s greatest eras, died Wednesday.… Continue Reading »
Knicks acknowledge they ‘let off the gas’ late
The Knicks led the Pacers by 14 points with under three minutes to play Wednesday night, but through an array of defensive mistakes and costly turnovers, they lost in overtime to open the Eastern Conference finals.… Continue Reading »
Thunder’s SGA bests Jokic again to win first MVP
The Thunder’s Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who averaged 32.7 points to win the league’s scoring title, has earned his first NBA MVP, finishing ahead of Nikola Jokic.… Continue Reading »
Wolves’ Edwards fined for postgame profanity
The NBA fined Wolves star Anthony Edwards $50,000 for “using profane language” during a news conference following Minnesota’s Game 1 loss to Oklahoma City.… Continue Reading »