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Masai Ujiri's passion should help Mavericks finally move on from Luka Dončić
Do you remember the news conference, introducing Kawhi Leonard as a Toronto Raptor, when the mercurial superstar said he was a “fun guy” and laughed the laugh that launched a million memes? Of course you do. It was precisely the type of viral moment the NBA is so good at producing.That’s not what Torontonians remember that news conference for, though. They remember it as Masai Ujiri’s TED Talk about civic pride.Advertisement
Shane van Gisbergen on what makes a race car fun, his alternate path and more: 12 Questions
Each week, The Athletic asks the same 12 questions to a different race car driver. Up next: Shane van Gisbergen, who returns to Watkins Glen International this week as the defending winner of the road course race. This interview has been edited and condensed, but the full version is available on the 12 Questions Podcast.Advertisement
What I'm hearing about the Vikings' search for a new general manager
It’s a quiet time around the NFL, which partially explains why so many around the league are watching the Minnesota Vikings’ search for a new general manager so closely.They are likely finding the organization’s approach … interesting. The Vikings fired former GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah late in the calendar, delayed their search for a replacement until after the draft and have yet to officially interview a single candidate.Advertisement
3 big questions for the Bruins this offseason: Defense, No. 1 center, impact wing
Nobody will be surprised if the Florida Panthers return to the playoffs in 2026-27. The Columbus Blue Jackets faded at the end but showed signs of momentum. There will be consequences at the top if the Detroit Red Wings stretch their postseason no-show to 11 seasons.All of this is to say the Boston Bruins require reinforcements if they want to avoid regression.Advertisement
Twins' Trevor Larnach shakes off early offseason uncertainty for strong start
WASHINGTON — Trevor Larnach wasn’t sure where he’d play in 2026, a strange feeling, no doubt. But early in the offseason, Larnach decided whatever team acquired him, he wanted to be ready to give that team his best.Somewhat surprisingly to Larnach and just about everyone else, the Minnesota Twins tendered the outfielder a contract in November.True to his word, Larnach is giving the Twins his best.Advertisement
What we learned about the 8 NHL teams eliminated in Round 1
At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter that the Tampa Bay Lightning played an almost perfect Game 7.The Lightning put up a masterclass in defensive structure when it mattered most, limiting the Canadiens to zero shots on goal in the second period, and only nine in 60 minutes.Blame poor puck luck in Game 7 or Jakub Dobes’ excellence — both were unquestionably difference-makers here.But those aren’t the only reasons why the Lightning’s season ended on Sunday night.
The Wizards hope their luck changes for the better in this year's NBA Draft Lottery
We’re back, folks, for what might be the final consequential NBA Draft Lottery for the Washington Wizards for some time. (At least, they hope so!)We did this last year, when the Wizards were dreaming of adding a future superstar by getting to draft either Cooper Flagg out of Duke or Dylan Harper out of Rutgers — each a franchise-level player at his respective position — with one of the top two picks in the draft.Advertisement
Mets mail: What could David Stearns have done differently in the winter?
Rain and snow (!) have waylaid the New York Mets’ series with the Colorado Rockies this week, with a postponement Tuesday, a delayed start Wednesday and a makeup game on what had been a day off Thursday. So let’s dive into the mailbox and see what readers have had on their mind during the Mets’ brutal 13-22 stretch.Advertisement
Bullseye on Joel Embiid? Knicks successfully target 76er inside and outside the paint
TARRYTOWN, N.Y. — It did not take long for the New York Knicks to identify their target.Plopped in the middle of the Philadelphia 76ers’ defense was Joel Embiid, or at least what looked like Joel Embiid, the former MVP whose joints now squeak upon the slightest movement. Embiid remains gargantuan, capable of scaring away drivers, deterring shots and every once in a while — with his 7-foot frame, never-ending arms and brilliant basketball instincts — swatting away a shot. But the Knicks had deeme...
‘I’m getting my mama a new house’: what happens when a huge pay boost changes WNBA players’ lives?
The league’s new CBA has made some players millionaires. After years of instability, they’re now able to take control of their futureThe WNBA is entering its 30th season, a milestone worthy of as big of a celebration as its players could muster – and this year, they mustered up a lot. The Women’s National Basketball Players Association (WNBPA) negotiated a landmark collective bargaining agreement (CBA) with the league that, among other things, introduces a revenue sharing system and an estimated...
As Blue Jays face more injury uncertainty, they could really use a bounce to go their way
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — On a night when the lottery balls fell in favour of the Toronto Maple Leafs, the baseballs bounced against the Blue Jays. One important ball, though, remains in the air.A hit sneaked under Ernie Clement’s diving glove in Tuesday’s eighth inning, followed by a bouncing grounder that hopped over the mound and skittered into the outfield to hand the Tampa Bay Rays the lead. George Springer, standing in disbelief in the batter’s box an inning later, watched Junior Caminero sna...
How much better can Gavin McKenna make the Maple Leafs right away?
For an organization that had no appetite for a long rebuild process, as per the mandate coming right from ownership, the Toronto Maple Leafs couldn’t have received a better boost to a retool than winning the draft lottery on Tuesday night.The Leafs entered the lottery with likely the most at stake in the entire NHL, given there was a 58.2 percent chance of losing their pick entirely as part of the Brandon Carlo trade made at the 2025 deadline. Leaping all the way up to No. 1, meanwhile, came wit...
UEFA should have cancelled Arsenal vs Atletico before half-time: Wesley Sneijder
UEFA should have cancelled Arsenal vs Atletico before halftime Wesley Sneijder
How Cadillac's first home race in F1 panned out
Cadillac made its debut in front of its home fans at the Miami Grand Prix, but what was the reception to Formula 1's newest team?
World Cup Group J guide
World Cup Group J includes Argentina, Algeria, Austria and Jordan; Lionel Messi playing in sixth World Cup with Argentina; Jordan taking part in first tournament; matches take place in US states Texas, Kansas and California
World Cup Group I guide
World Cup Group I includes 2022 runners-up France, Senegal, Iraq and Erling Haalands Norway; matches to be played in US cities New Jersey, Philadelphia and Massachusetts, plus Canadas Toronto
World Cup Group C guide
Group C sees Scotland take part in a World Cup for the first time since 1998 as they face four-time winners Brazil, Morocco and Haiti.
World Cup Group B guide
World Cup Group B sees co-hosts Canada play the first fixture in their home country against Bosnia-Herzegovina, followed by games against Qatar and Switzerland.
World Cup Group A guide
Group A sees co-hosts Mexico open the World Cup against South Africa in a repeat of the first game of the 2010 tournament, followed by matches against South Korea and Czech Republic. World Cup Group A fixturesAll kick-off times are BST
Three becomes two in Premiership title race - fan views
Three becomes two in Premiership title race - fan viewsImage source, SNSImage caption, Hearts are three points above Celtic and seven clear of Rangers heading into final three gamesByCharlotte CohenBBC Sport ScotlandPublished1 minute agoAnd then there were two.The fans of the top three clubs have spoken and agree that it is now a two-horse race between leaders Heart of Midlothian and second-placed Celtic for the Scottish Premiership title. After coming from a goal down to win 2-1 at home to Rang...
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