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Dana White teases he may be willing to help Floyd Mayweather out. According to multiple reports, Mayweather is suing a former investment manager that defrauded him out of $175 million. Per an ESPN report, the 50-0 former world champion boxer filed suit in a New York court for fraud and breach of fiduciary duty. Following […]
We’ve reached the gap between the end of spring training and opening day. The Jays don’t play until Friday night. To fill that gap, we’re going to run our annual top 40 prospect ranking this week, with two editions per day from now through Thursday. We’ll take opening weekend off and come back on Monday […]
The Jets have a new quarterback. It is an old quarterback. Geno Smith was reacquired from the Las Vegas Raiders at the start of the offseason. Smith was originally a Jet from 2013 through 2016. His four year tenure was tumultuous. Geno eventually found a home with the Seattle Seahawks before a rocky season in […]
After months of waiting, Opening Week is finally upon us, and the Nationals’ 2026 regular season campaign will finally kick off Thursday afternoon at Wrigley Field against the Chicago Cubs. It will be the second time they’ve kicked off a season on the road against the Cubbies, with the last time coming in 2012, when […]
Happy Monday, all. Hope your week has gotten off to a good start. As usual, there’s no shortage of things to discuss across the University of Miami sports spectrum, so let’s get right to it… 1) The Miami Hurricanes gave it a valiant effort, but came up just short against Purdue in the second round. […]
A helpful guide to the Big Ten and beyond in the Sweet Sixteen. Discussions elsewhere have reminded me that there is still, in fact, other college basketball going on — I had personally set a reminder for The College Basketball Crown on Wednesday, April 1, and gone into hibernation. Alas. Given those results, we’ve got […]
If you’ve been following the WNBA news cycle, you’ll know that the WNBA and its players recently came to terms on a new Collective Bargaining Agreement after 16 months of negotiations. These negotiations were essential in being able to continue the process of integrating the Toronto Tempo into the WNBA. With the new CBA agreed […]
What playing three home games in Eastern Washington means for the women's soccer scene in the state
Earlier this morning, the Twins announced that they optioned Ryan Kreidler, Alan Roden, and Eric Wagaman to AAA. Combined with Zebby Matthews getting options yesterday and the Twins letting Liam Hendriks and Andrew Chafin walk, and the Opening Day roster is nearly finalized. With the recent round of cuts, Minnesota appears to have set their […]
Opening Week is upon us! With the Twins finalizing their roster, we almost have a clear idea of at least who will be starting the season against the Orioles this weekend. For now, hope springs eternal. The Past Week on Twinkie Town: Elsewhere in Twins Territory: In the World of Baseball:
The reality of NIL and the transfer portal is that it’s made competing for talent much more difficult. That leaves how to make talent work together aside for the moment, but that’s a topic for another discussion. The latest coach to bring this up is UCLA’s Mick Cronin. After losing to UConn, he was asked […]
The Nationals have their final Spring Training game this afternoon, before the real thing starts. This game will be at Nationals Park, so it will be a good opportunity for the fans. It will also be one last audition for the players on the roster bubble. The Nats will roll out a fairly strong lineup. […]
Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski has played down talk that he is set to stay at the club past the end of the current campaign. Club president Joan Laporta has said that he would like Lewandowski to continue for another year, leading to speculation that the 37-year-old is set to agree a new deal. The striker […]
Before the weekend broke things got rather exciting around the water cooler of Cowboys Nation when Nick Harris reported that the Cowboys are interested in Azeez Al-Shaair and/or Jordyn Brooks as fixes for the linebacker position. Looking at the offseason overall to date there is no doubt that the Cowboys still need serious help at […]
Hello, Yankees fans and fantasy baseball enthusiasts. This article dives into five Bronx Bombers you should draft this year and five you should avoid. We don’t normally talk about fantasy baseball much around here, but the beginning of a new season—when so many drafts are potentially on the table—is as good a time as any! […]
Bruno Fernandes receives a pass from Casemiro on the left side of midfield. The United captain is nearly parallel to me as I sit several rows above the United bench. I lean forward just slightly to better take in the sight. As quickly as I lean forward, Fernandes has already one-timed a through ball up […]
One of the first reported visits between the Chargers and a 2026 NFL draft prospect as been reported and it involves LSU pass rusher Harold Perkins Jr., via The Draft Network’s Ryan Fowler. Perkins was a highly-touted future NFL prospect during standout 2022 and 2023 seasons but unfortunately fell out of the spotlight with an […]
For Liverpool supporters, Saturday’s loss to Brighton evokes a lot of negative imagery and bad memories. And the first one is probably that of forward Hugo Ekitike limping off, and out of the game early on. It turns out though, he’s fine; nothing to worry about. “Hugo, I think he could play tomorrow if he […] The post Liverpool Injury Updates: Hugo Ekitike, Mo Salah, Alisson, Alexander Isak appeared first on The Sports Bank .
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After several weeks of intense and exciting international competition, the 2026 World Baseball Classic has sadly drawn to a close. The sadness stems from the fact that the next tournament will not come until either 2029 or 2030—and may come with changes to the scheduling and format. However, for victorious Venezuela there is no sadness […]
Well here’s some exciting news, at least potentially: Duke coach Jon Scheyer says that there’s an “outside chance” that Caleb Foster could be back for the Sweet 16, and credits his hard work, and “who he is” for that being possible. First off: that’s amazing. And second: he reportedly had a fractured bone, right? No […]
Is it on TV? Sure is. First pitch is on NESN at 1:05 PM. What’s the lineup? What should we watch for? Call me crazy, but that looks like a possible Opening Day lineup to me. Maybe it’ll be Jarren Duran at DH instead of Roman Anthony — and it obviously won’t be Johan Oviedo […]
Over the past few days, one of the main topics amongst Cleveland fans has been whether or not Ohio State safety Caleb Downs would be a legitimate option for the Browns at pick No.6 in the 2026 NFL Draft. Though it’s a very legitimate question, it’s incredibly hard to answer. If we’re talking about whether […]
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NFL. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Cardinals fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. Welcome to Monday one and all. For my family, spring break is over and it is […]
Rays projected starting second baseman Gavin Lux has been battling through a right shoulder impingement, with manager Kevin Cash saying the team was in a time crunch ahead of Opening Day. As the best cure for such irritations in the rotator cuff region is rest, the Rays have opted to move Lux to the injured […]
Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Atlanta Braves, March 25, 2026, 1:05 p.m. ET Location: LECOM Park, Bradenton, FL How to Listen: KDKA-FM 93.7 The Pittsburgh Pirates are at home against the Atlanta Braves, where they will try and pick up one last win in the Grapefruit League. Please remember our Game Day thread guidelines. BD community, this […]