Dallas Cowboys insider Clarence Hill Jr. pushes back against the claim that Mike Ditka was once bigger than Michael Jordan in Chicago, as the Bears legend’s success in the 1980s adds context to the debate.
Pat McAfee has become one of ESPN's biggest stars and highest earners with an executive outlining the special traits they see to keep pushing him more and more.
As per reports, Red Wings are finalizing a seven-year extension with star winger entering final contract year; deal worth roughly $91M total.
Alaric Jackson has been suspended for two games after punching Bradley Chubb following the Rams’ overtime loss to the Bills. His absence raises fresh concerns about Los Angeles’ offensive line ahead of two important matchups.
Rory McIlroy tells Bloomberg forum LIV wasted capital and failed to achieve its goals; says PIF withdrawal has made league no longer a threat to traditional golf.
Chicago Bears defensive end Montez Sweat has been suspended for two games for violating the NFL’s performance-enhancing substances policy. The former Commanders first-round pick will miss Week 6 against Atlanta and Week 7 against New England.
They cannot feel robbed of major trophies because of Manchester City's behaviour but Aston Villa have as much reason to be angry with their Premier League rivals as anyone else.
The Dodgers are not benching Shohei Ohtani despite lingering injuries and a long slump. Manager Dave Roberts says Ohtani believes he can play better.
Explaining his aversion to socialising, Vincent Ho Chak-yiu was suitably succinct. “When I have to talk, it’s a lot of effort,” he told the South China Morning Post. “Harder than riding a horse, for sure.” It is logical that one of Hong Kong’s greatest jockeys feels most contented on horseback. When Ho begins speaking, though, the personal takes and tales roll off his tongue. He relives the day in New Zealand that he “felt completely dead” after riding 39 horses, explains how he bounced back...
Explaining his aversion to socialising, Vincent Ho Chak-yiu was suitably succinct. “When I have to talk, it’s a lot of effort,” he told the South China Morning Post. “Harder than riding a horse, for sure.” It is logical that one of Hong Kong’s greatest jockeys feels most contented on horseback. When Ho begins speaking, though, the personal takes and tales roll off his tongue. He relives the day in New Zealand that he “felt completely dead” after riding 39 horses, explains how he bounced back...