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Barcelona fans had a big reason to rejoice this week when Hansi Flick signed a new contract until 2028, extending his tenure as manager after two very successful seasons with five titles and an incredibly exciting brand of football that captivated fans around the world. The German has combined winning with entertainment as his team […]
Team Mexico unveils a new campaign aimed to stop a homophobic World Cup chant from fans: The Wave Yes, The Chant No.
The NBA Combine has officially wrapped up, and the 2026 NBA Draft is 32 days away. It’s been three years since the Utah Jazz drafted Brice Sensabaugh with the 28th overall pick in the 2023 draft, and now Bruce Thornton, who was in the same recruiting class as Sensabaugh, is hoping to get drafted. Thornton […]
We’ve really reached a point where the Knicks simply walk on the court, move around a bit, put on a half-baked effort, and beat teams by 20. New York and the irrational Knicks fanmob head to Ohio for, potentially, the final two games of the Eastern Conference Finals… and the unmentionable that would come next. […]
NFL OTAs are next week, and this will give the Kansas City Chiefs a chance to see all of the talent on the 91-man offseason roster in one setting. This season’s team will not be short on rookies, and the Chiefs have signed a few interesting undrafted free agents to add to the pool of young talent. […]
The NBA All-Rookie teams were announced today, and Ace Bailey landed a spot on the second team. This is the first Jazz All-Rookie team selection since 2024 – in 2025, both Collier and Filipowski narrowly missed out on a spot. While many Jazz fans were hoping that Ace could snag a First Team spot, a […]
Good Friday morning Caps fans. Hope it’s been a good week and you all have exciting plans for your weekend. Saturday is our last Whitecaps match until July, as attention shifts to the World Cup, both locally and around the world. Despite treading water in recent matches, it has to be said that the first chunk of this season has been an unqualified success for … Source
I decided to field some questions on X (Twitter) about the Rays and respond to them in a mailbag format article. This edition covers the improvements the Rays have made this season, the decisions facing the Rays in this year’s draft, and what the trade deadline could look like for the team. Jack McGovern (@jackmcgovern14): […]
We’re just a few days shy until the 100-day countdown for the start of the 2026 Penn State season. A clear sign that college football season is creeping ever closer is the release of the first awards watch list, which includes Nittany Lions standout linebacker Tony Rojas. Rojas has been named to the Lott IMPACT […]
I became a Sunderland supporter in the early 1970s — although “became” probably isn’t the right word. As a young lad in Hebburn, football wasn’t something you ‘chose’ in the modern sense. It was in the streets, in the schoolyard, in the voices coming through the kitchen wireless, in the conversations of men leaning on […]
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Enigmatic Sounders fall flat at home.
The Dallas Cowboys defense was absolutely putrid a season ago. They were one of the worst, if not the worst, defensive units in the entire league, finishing near the bottom in every single category. There were a few bright spots from their play last year, and rookie linebacker Shemar James may have been one of […]
Your 2026 New York Knicks: I mean Mets… “Every team is going to deal with adversity. We have got to keep going.” -Carlos Mendoza [New York Post] …this week the Mets won the Subway Series but lost Clay Holmes to injury… “It’s really sad what happened to [Clay Holmes]. It’s part of the game. We’re going […]
The Colts are about to finish the offseason with some post-draft free agency moves, marking the 10th offseason under Chris Ballard. The decade of Ballard’s management has been a wild rollercoaster ride, albeit not all of it due to Ballard himself. But after this Ballard decade, how does the Colts roster stack up from 2026 […]
With the bats rolling and one of their better starters in Cade Cavalli on the mound, the Nats had a prime opportunity to take 3 out of 4 from the Mets and clear the .500 mark the deepest into a season they have since 2021. Unfortunately, the Mets arms shut down the Nats lineup, allowing […]
After the sweep at the hands of the Padres last weekend, the Mariners managed to get things back on track a bit with a series win over the White Sox. Seattle hasn’t won back-to-back series since going 5-1 on their road trip at the end of April. They’ve been mired in an unfortunate rut, unable […]
It’s Memorial Day weekend, and the Syracuse Orange are back in the Final Four for the second straight season. After a dud of a performance in the semifinals against Maryland last year, the Orange are looking to improve their showing on their return trip this weekend. They’re taking on a very good Notre Dame team […]
There are several NCAA sports that are currently in or will being their NCAA Tournaments soon, and one of those is golf. Later today, the women’s golf championship will begin in Carlsbad, California, with the men’s following next week, starting on May 29th. Both of UNC’s golf teams will compete in the championship rounds, having […]
There was a moment this past offseason when it seemed like the Phillies were considering a reunion with Rhys Hoskins. There was really nothing to the rumors, and it basically seemed to come about because WIP reporter Devan Kaney conflated two different discussions to make it seem like the Phillies were seriously thinking about signing […]
Since the firing of Jason Kidd, Mavericks fans have been speculating on who the Mavericks could hire to replace him, and with Masai Ujiri’s track record, it could be someone unexpected. So with this search underway, who are some likely candidates, and are there unexpected names that could surprise the NBA world, all according to […]
TCU women’s basketball continued building its 2026-27 roster this week, signing Spanish guard Claudia Contell. Contell, who’ll be a freshman for the upcoming season, has competed in both the Euroleague and Liga ACB. She averaged 16.6 points, 4.5 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2.3 steals per game for CB Gran Canaria during the 2025-26 season. The […]
Adam Peters selected five players in the 2025 NFL draft. Commanders selections were lower in each round as a byproduct of the previous season’s trip to the NFC championship game. Washington’s general manager came away with quality despite that fact, adding players capable of making an instant impact. That happened well beyond No. 29 overall pick Josh Conerly Jr., an offensive tackle […]
CBS’ Adam Finkelstein, who is plugged in from the high school ranks through to the pros, has released his most recent NBA mock draft and top 100 prospects list post NBA Draft Combine. The news should excite Villanova fans, as Finkelstein has Italian center (and Villanova target) Luigi Suigo at 38th in his top-100 list. […]
Both Alexander Isak and Alisson face late fitness tests for Liverpool’s season finale, at home to Brentford FC. Alisson has been out for awhile, with an injury in the thigh/hamstring area, but he did train on Friday, so he should be good to go on Championship Sunday. “Ali will train with us today, so that’s […] The post Liverpool Team News vs Brentford: Alexander Isak, Alisson, Jeremie Frimpong appeared first on The Sports Bank .
Gotham FC announced that goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger has been discharged from the hospital in Pachuca, Mexico after suffering an abdomen injury in the club’s CONCACAF W Champions Cup semifinal against Club América. The goalkeeper went down with injury at the end of the first half of the fixture and was taken out of the match […]