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Chelsea and England legend announces retirement in emotional open letter
Chelsea and England defender Millie Bright has announced her retirement from football after 12 years with the Blues
The Knicks and 'all the little things' have Hawks' backs against the wall
NEW YORK — As far as statement games go, that wasn’t much of a statement by the Atlanta Hawks. It was more like a whimper.The New York Knicks smashed Atlanta 126-97 in Tuesday’s Game 5 of their best-of-seven first-round playoff series to go up 3-2 and put the Hawks on the brink of elimination. Atlanta trailed by 13 after the first quarter and made nary an utterance afterward, much less any kind of louder oration to offset its disappointment at losing home-court advantage in a Game 4 defeat three...
Luis Enrique: We will need to score at least three more goals
Nine goals, 90 frenetic minutes.At the end of it all, Paris Saint-Germain finished with just a one-goal advantage going into their Champions League return leg against Bayern Munich at Allianz Arena. The comeback from the German side on Tuesday night after being 5-2 down wasn’t lost on PSG coach Luis Enrique who admitted his team will likely need to score several more goals away next week to be sure of reaching another Champions League final.Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News...
Chiefs post-NFL Draft depth chart: One looming question for each position
The NFL Draft is behind us, so it’s time to take a fresh look at the Kansas City Chiefs’ roster.Let’s go over the team’s current depth chart, with one question that looms for each position (rookies listed in italics).QuarterbacksStarter: Patrick MahomesBackups: Justin Fields, Garrett NussmeierLooming question: What’s the plan with Nussmeier?Advertisement
Chicago Bears post-draft depth chart: Speed improved, but was enough done on defense?
When compiling an updated Chicago Bears depth chart after free agency and the NFL Draft, it’s noticeable how few new starters have been acquired.Maybe that’s normal. Maybe that’s a good thing. The Bears did go 11-6 last season, won a playoff game and came oh-so-close to the NFC Championship Game. They weren’t flush with salary-cap space. They had to draft near the end of Rounds 1 and 2.Advertisement
2026 Cadillac Championship odds, DFS picks: PGA Tour returns to an old staple
The PGA Tour heads back to Florida for the Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral. The tournament features an elite field of 72 golfers in a no-cut signature event at one of the longest stops on the PGA Tour. Scottie Scheffler headlines the field, but the absence of Rory McIlroy, Ludvig Åberg and Xander Schauffele has to be a bit concerning for the PGA Tour.Advertisement
The draft is complete: What are the Cowboys' biggest questions now?
Several pieces were added to the Dallas Cowboys’ roster puzzle over the weekend. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean everything is set for the upcoming season. As players return to The Star this week for voluntary offseason workouts, some notable questions remain.Let’s take a look at five that top the list.Advertisement
Ravens post-NFL Draft roster breakdown: Depth still needed in several areas
The Baltimore Ravens will announce their expectedly large undrafted free-agent class later this week, which will put their roster at 90-man capacity, or at least close to it. A few back-end roster moves typically take place after the rookie minicamp, which concludes over the weekend.Now that signing veteran free agents no longer factors in the compensatory formula, the Ravens figure to make a move or two on that front, potentially along their defensive line. They are still looking at starting ce...
How David Pastrnak saved the Bruins' season: 'Somehow he always gets it done'
BUFFALO, N.Y. — “That play,” David Pastrnak said after scoring his Game 5 overtime winner, “started long before.”Pastrnak saved the Boston Bruins’ season with a forehand-backhand-forehand beauty on Alex Lyon at 9:14 of OT in his team’s 2-1 win. He almost never got the opportunity to score the winner. Just seconds before, he was on the bench, waiting for Casey Mittelstadt to finish his shift. Elias Lindholm and Morgan Geekie, Mittelstadt’s linemates, had already gotten off.Advertisement
Don Mattingly said he did not want to manage again. Now, he's tasked with saving Phillies
PHILADELPHIA — Don Mattingly emerged from the Phillies dugout around 3:45 p.m., walking alongside Justin Crawford as he took the field. Then Mattingly set up at first base and worked for 15 minutes.It did not look different from any other day this season until Mattingly weaved through the dugout and took his place on the bench, surrounded by 20-plus media members. The microphones descended. The Mattingly era began.Advertisement
Record-setting UDFA Haynes King brings 'tough as hell' quality to Panthers QB group
Georgia Tech coach Brent Key’s phone buzzed Friday with a text from the father of Yellow Jackets quarterback Haynes King. Georgia Tech assistant Chris Weinke, the former Carolina Panthers quarterback, also was copied on the text.“I don’t know what most kids do on draft weekend, but Haynes is out mowing the lawn,” John King wrote to the coaches. “And when he gets done with that he’s gotta weed-eat.”Advertisement
What young NHL players can learn from their superstar playoff opponents
It may not seem like Leo Carlsson has a ton to learn from Leon Draisaitl in this very moment — not when the Anaheim Ducks, a team filled with young and inexperienced players, have pushed the back-to-back Western Conference champion Edmonton Oilers to the brink of elimination in Round 1.But even if Anaheim upsets Edmonton in six games, there are still elements of Draisaitl’s game worth delving into. And a playoff series is a unique time to do it.Advertisement
Reds superstar Elly De La Cruz is 'taking the next step'
CINCINNATI — In the other dugout, Cincinnati Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz can appear to be the best player on the planet, especially on a day like Tuesday, when he had a pair of RBI singles, a two-run homer, two steals and two plays that allowed starter Chase Burns to pick up his third win of the season in a 7-2 victory over the Colorado Rockies.Advertisement
Rod Brind'Amour is right: The NHL needs more video review — just not for offside
Eleven days into the NHL playoffs, we are all now familiar with the drill.A terrific back-and-forth game goes the distance, in many cases to overtime, and it ends on a highlight-reel play. But before anyone — players, coaches, fans — can celebrate the big win, all eyes turn to the officials.Will it count? Was anyone’s big toe on the wrong side of the blue line two minutes ago? Can we quickly dissect the play on the iPads on the bench? Is there time to make it to the fridge and back before they s...
Here’s a Celtic worry: In an NBA postseason hinting at upsets, why not the 76ers?
BOSTON — The bonus buzzkill that accompanies any loss by the Boston Celtics, particularly in the playoffs, is the ear-splitting referendum over the value, the purpose, the existence of the 3-point shot.And here we go again. The Celtics connected on just 11 of 39 3-point attempts in their 113-97 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday night at TD Garden, which means this opening-round series that a lot of people thought would last just four games (hello there, me), and then five games (hello th...
Ghiroli: After recent MLB manager firings, why would anyone want this job?
Has there ever been a worse time to be a big league manager?In the wake of the Philadelphia Phillies becoming the second team in the past week to fire their skipper, the question isn’t just a sentence in a column. It’s bounced around the game since Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora was shockingly fired — along with five coaches — on Saturday night after just 27 games. Rob Thomson, who the Phillies fired on Tuesday, exited with the best winning percentage (.568) for a Phillies manager since the 19...
How Tom Pohlad is adjusting to urgency while balancing the 162-game season
MINNEAPOLIS — He’s “living and dying” with every pitch, breaking television remotes after the Twins lose and isn’t proud of how, overnight, he’s developed into a superstitious fan. New Twins controlling owner Tom Pohlad is apprehensive enough about changing his team’s fortunes that he sat through miserable rain for all nine innings on Monday night because he refused to vacate his front-row seat after the offense started scoring runs.Advertisement
As Angel Reese returns to Chicago with Dream, Sky work to re-imagine their future
CHICAGO — Billboards of Angel Reese still loom throughout the city. One showing her modeling for Victoria’s Secret’s latest global ad campaign, the words “The Summer of Angel” taking up a quarter of a city block near LaSalle Boulevard and Hubbard Street in the city’s posh River North neighborhood. Her No. 5 black explorer Sky jersey is still available at sporting goods stores across the Chicago area.Advertisement
The NFL keeps drafting tight ends. Here's why college football is about to follow the trend
From the humblest of beginnings, Nate Boerkircher had a modest college career: Without any scholarship offers, he walked on at Nebraska, where he caught 19 passes over four years. He then transferred to Texas A&M for his final college season, and his 19 catches that year made him a solid tight end, but hardly first-round draft pick material.Advertisement
Joel Embiid cancels out Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum in 76ers' Game 5 win: 'He carried us'
BOSTON — Joel Embiid had an appendectomy less than three weeks ago.In the third quarter of his saving the season for the Philadelphia 76ers, he banged knees with Jaylen Brown, had to limp off the floor and went to the locker room, with no guarantees of a return. In the fourth quarter, and in the second half in general, Embiid dominated the Boston Celtics and improbably extended an Eastern Conference first-round series.Advertisement
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