The Grizzlies confirmed Brandon Clarke's death Tuesday. He was 29. No official cause has been announced, though reports point to a possible overdose at a Los Angeles home.
A €3m release clause, a trophyless season, a dressing room in revolt — and Mourinho denying everything except the timing of his next move.
After three UAE riders slammed into a barrier on a soaking descent, the Giro restarted four kilometres later. 'He stuck his head out like a scared dog and shouted race,' said Jasper Stuyven.
Barcelona sealed back-to-back La Liga titles on a night when their coach mourned his father on the touchline and Marcus Rashford reminded the world what all the fuss was about.
Fourteen straight division titles. One World Series. A record 158 ejections. Bobby Cox ran the Braves for a quarter century and never stopped fighting — umpires included.
Bukayo Saka was seven when Arsenal last reached a Champions League final. The kid from the academy just ended two decades of waiting — and a historic double is now within reach.
Walsh's 54.33-second swim makes her more than a second faster than the second-best performer in history — the largest gap in any 100m event, men's or women's. She owns the 13 fastest times ever recorded.
Cherie DeVaux spent two decades training other people's horses. On Saturday, her own horse — a 23-1 longshot nobody backed — made her the first woman to win the Kentucky Derby in 151 years of running.
The Italian won two CART championships, lost both legs in a 2001 crash, then reinvented himself as a Paralympic hand-cyclist — winning four golds across two Games.
Kenya's president gave him a personalised number plate reading 01:59:30 and called his London Marathon 'a defining moment in the history of human endurance.' His father said his throat still hurt from cheering.
The Taliban banned women from sport. FIFA just rewrote its own rules to let Afghanistan's exiled footballers represent their country anyway.
Nine goals, a blown three-goal lead, and the highest-scoring Champions League semifinal in history. PSG survived. Just barely.
FIFA's new anti-racism measures for the World Cup include red cards for players who cover their mouths during confrontations. The rule is well-intentioned. It is also a minefield.
Ten years of false starts ended Monday when both men signed contracts. But Joshua must first fight in July — his first bout since a crash in Nigeria killed two close friends on his team.
1:59:30. Not an exhibition, not a stunt. The first official sub-two-hour marathon in history — and a debutant finished 11 seconds behind him, also under two hours.
Carlos Alcaraz saved three match points to win last year's French Open final in five sets. This year, he won't even take the court. The two-time defending champion is out with a wrist injury, and the ripple effects will reshape the entire men's draw.
A six-point deduction for financial breaches has sealed Leicester City's fate — ten years after their fairytale Premier League title, they're bound for the third tier.
One hundred voters, one hundred first-place votes — the first unanimous Defensive Player of the Year in NBA history belongs to a 22-year-old who blocked more shots than some small nations have buildings.
A 15-minute train ride from Manhattan to MetLife Stadium will cost World Cup fans $150 — nearly 12 times the regular fare. FIFA and New Jersey's governor are fighting over the bill, and fans are the ones paying.
Ukraine's water polo team refused to share a pool with Russians on the same day World Aquatics handed them their flag back. The LA Olympics are two years away.
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