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Rashid Khan reveals he rejected Indian citizenship offer
Rashid Khan turned down India. He turned down Australia. And he did it without hesitation.The Afghanistan star spinner has revealed that he was offered citizenship by both countries at different points in his career, but chose to stay loyal to his roots, even when the offers promised a very different life.The revelation comes from his book Rashid Khan: From Streets to Stardom, where he opens up about a moment during the 2023 IPL season that caught him completely off guard.The India approach that...
Marie-Louise Eta, Union Berlin’s ‘Football Goddess’, breaks new ground in Bundesliga
Union’s interim head coach has been given a hospital pass and, despite a vastly improved performance, her team went down to WolfsburgSo different, but absolutely the same. If you had wanted a clear demonstration of why exactly 1. FC Union Berlin was just the place for Marie-Louise Eta to become the first female head coach in a top five European league, you got it on Saturday afternoon. Eta made her debut at the helm in the Bundesliga match with Wolfsburg and after a week in which both she and Un...
Real Madrid vs Alaves: La Liga – preview, team news, start, lineups
Real Madrid attempt to keep within striking distance of league leaders Barcelona in vital La Liga clash.
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Arsenal: Wayne Rooney predicts when Man City will drop points in Premier League title race
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Flyers' Porter Martone seems ready for the spotlight, with help from a good friend
PITTSBURGH — Stuart Skinner was as frozen as the statue of Mario Lemieux just outside Highmark Gate at PPG Paints Arena.Did Porter Martone seriously just do that? Did a 19-year-old kid who was playing college hockey three weeks earlier to the day, really just drive the puck deep, slam on the brakes creating immediate separation from a defending Noel Acciari, and fire an against-the-grain missile on his back foot, short side, bar down, past the 6-foot-4 goaltender?Advertisement
This Week in Mets: The Mets have 10 days to save their season
“Thou losest here, a better where to find.” — “King Lear,” William ShakespeareContrary to how it feels, the New York Mets’ season is not yet over. But it could be by the end of this upcoming homestand.Pennants and postseason berths cannot be won in April, but they can on rare occasions be lost that quickly. It typically requires the kind of mind-numbing snowball of a bad start that has swallowed the Mets these past two weeks.Advertisement
Philadelphia to offer fans free transport when leaving World Cup games
The Philadelphia host committee for this summer’s World Cup has secured an agreement for fans to receive free travel when leaving Lincoln Financial Field via the city’s transit system.That system, SEPTA, last week revealed that it would be keeping fares consistent with ordinary prices during the World Cup, meaning passengers will be asked to pay $2.90.Advertisement
Penguins' Big 3 can't let Flyers get under their skin again in Game 2
CRANBERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Fourteen years ago this month, the Penguins had just been eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs by the Philadelphia Flyers in one of the most violent, outrageous series in NHL history. While the Penguins methodically walked to the team bus in Philadelphia that Sunday afternoon, Kris Letang was deep in conversation with the Penguins’ late, great general manager, Ray Shero. The two spoke for nearly 30 minutes.Advertisement
How sluggish Stars can go on offensive and avoid repeating mistakes of postseasons past
DALLAS — What Mikko Rantanen did in a four-game span last spring is the stuff of legend, the stuff of video games.It started with a relatively ho-hum 3-point game in Game 5 against the Colorado Avalanche in the first round. Then came a 4-point second period in Game 6. He followed that with three goals and an assist in the third period of a decisive Game 7 victory. Then he went out and had another three-goal period in Game 1 against Winnipeg.Advertisement
49ers mock draft: San Francisco trades back and targets upside in win-now draft
The blue chippers are gone quick in this draft, illustrated perfectly by the Cincinnati Bengals trading the 10th pick for a 28-year-old nose tackle who wants a new contract. The San Francisco 49ers have needs at pass rusher and guard, plus a tackle and receiver for 2027, and nobody would look funny at adding a safety as well. And they may not be in love with the players available at No. 27.Advertisement
The Winnipeg Jets must pick a lane: Proactively retool or be forced to reactively rebuild
Let’s keep this simple. The Winnipeg Jets are either a “win now” team or they’re not.Put aside all the criticism from fans, reporters, and Winnipeg’s franchise goaltender. The truth about this offseason is that the Jets need to cut through the noise about their season and pick a lane — proactively — or have a lane chosen for them by the impact of their own inaction.Advertisement
Colts 7-round 2026 mock draft: Tackling big needs at defensive end, linebacker
The Indianapolis Colts do not have a first-round pick for the first time since 2022. They traded that selection, a 2027 first-round pick and wide receiver AD Mitchell to the New York Jets for star cornerback Sauce Gardner in November. At the time, a move of that magnitude was somewhat justified given the team’s hot start to the 2025 season, but it ended like all the rest in recent years: without a playoff berth.Advertisement
Maple Leafs should aim high with their next head of hockey operations
If the Toronto Maple Leafs could hire anyone to run their hockey club, who would they choose?That’s the question that Keith Pelley, the president and CEO of Maple Leafs Sports & Entertainment, should be asking (if he isn’t already) as he searches for someone(s) to replace Brad Treliving as the Leafs’ head of hockey operations.Advertisement
Ravens 7-round 2026 mock draft: Addressing the trenches, adding skill position talent
The Baltimore Ravens’ uncertainty heading into Day 1 of the NFL Draft usually stems from them picking later in the first round and not knowing how early-to-mid-first-round selections will play out.That’s not as big a factor this year. The Ravens are picking 14th in a draft where there aren’t expected to be a ton of surprises up top. This year’s uncertainty comes more from which positions general manager Eric DeCosta will prioritize, given a list of needs that feels lengthier than usual heading i...
In Canes-Sens, Olympic gold medalists Slavin, Sanderson meet as rival stars
RALEIGH, N.C. — Late last season, as the Senators were chasing their first playoff berth in eight years, defenseman Jake Sanderson told The Athletic that he wanted to improve his game in Ottawa’s end by emulating one fellow NHL blueliner in particular.“I want to defend like a Jaccob Slavin,” Sanderson said in March 2025.Advertisement
Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 33 (so far) review: Why Manchester City's win over Arsenal is good news
We are only halfway through this double gameweek but there is already plenty for Fantasy Premier League managers to digest — starting with a huge result at the top of the table. Manchester City’s victory over Arsenal has not only shifted the title race but also had a knock-on effect for planning in the weeks ahead.Advertisement
Red Wings offseason checklist: What Detroit must accomplish this summer
Emotions are still raw around the Detroit Red Wings — as they should be, after a tenth straight season missing the playoffs.But as the exit interviews conclude and summer beckons, it will soon be time for the Red Wings to get back to work fixing what ails them.Unsurprisingly for a franchise in Detroit’s position, there’s a lot to get to. But here are the most important items for the Red Wings to accomplish this offseason.Advertisement
Blackhawks player grades, Part 2: Bedard takes next step, Teräväinen takes step back
If all goes according to Kyle Davidson’s plan — a big if, of course, in the perilous world of the long-term rebuild — the 2025-26 season will be remembered as the one in which the next generation of Chicago Blackhawks got the keys to the bus. Out went Jason Dickinson and Nick Foligno. In came Ryan Greene, Oliver Moore, Nick Lardis, and eventually Anton Frondell and Sacha Boisvert.Advertisement
Konate says he is close to signing new Liverpool deal
Konate says he is close to signing new Liverpool dealImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Ibrahima Konate joined Liverpool from RB Leipzig in 2021ByAadam PatelFootball reporterPublished7 minutes ago1 CommentsIbrahima Konate says he is "close to an agreement" with Liverpool over a new contract and there is a "big chance" he will remain at Anfield next season.The France centre-back's current deal expires this summer, five years after he joined from RB Leipzig for £35m....