Oct 24, 2025, 08:58 AM ET Open Extended Reactions New San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello admitted it was difficult to leave his job as Tennessee...
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Open Extended Reactions TORONTO — DURING THE seventh inning of Major League Baseball postseason games he watched as a child, Blake Snell would stand, put his...
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Ahead of their Nov. 8 showdown in Fort Worth, Texas, both Vergil Ortiz and Erickson Lubin sat down for a face to face interview where they...
FBI investigation: Stephen Curry & Draymond Green react to NBA gambling scandal
Ben Collins BBC Sport journalist 5 hours ago Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry says he «wouldn’t worry» about the NBA’s integrity despite an FBI investigation...
Maresca: ‘I didn’t like’ Guiu training performance
Open Extended Reactions Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca has revealed he warned striker Marc Guiu over his poor performances in training earlier this month. The 19-year-old had...
‘I cannot recall that meeting’: How Giannis and the Bucks managed an awkward offseason
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A well-done steak for Deion, medium for Dabo: How CFB chefs please everyone’s palates
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