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Enzo Fernández helps Chelsea book FA Cup final spot
No player embodied Liam Rosenior's hapless three-month reign like Enzo Fernández. On Sunday, the midfielder was excellent in guiding Chelsea to the FA Cup final.[read more]
Poll: Oregon's Dante Moore the early QB favorite for 2027 draft
ESPN polled 10 NFL scouts for their way-too-early top three quarterback projections for the 2027 class.[read more]
Fantasy football outlooks for Love, Allar and more
Liz Loza, Matt Bowen and Mike Clay break down the fantasy potential of early-round rookies from the NFL draft and provide initial 2026 projections.[read more]
✍ Grading the most impactful NFL draft trades
We're grading the most impactful trades of the 2026 NFL draft, including the Saints trading for the former first-rounder.[read more]
McCoy falls to Raiders at No. 101, says knee fine
Jermod McCoy says his knee feels good, adding it's up to the Raiders on whether he undergoes another surgery after missing all of 2025 with a torn ACL.[read more]
McDaniels' late layup irks Jokic in Nuggets loss
Jaden McDaniels' late layup in Minnesota's 112-96 Game 4 home victory over Denver incited a skirmish with Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets, a scrum that led to ejections as the Timberwolves secured a 3-1 series lead.[read more]
Chelsea beats Leeds, faces Man City for FA Cup
Enzo Fernández headed a first-half winner as Chelsea beat Leeds United 1-0 at Wembley to seal their place in the FA Cup final four days after sacking head coach Liam Rosenior.[read more]
Stanton sits again; IL call set before Texas series
Giancarlo Stanton is out of the Yankees' lineup for a second straight game because of a tight right calf. Manager Aaron Boone said the team will decide whether Stanton needs to go on the IL ahead of Monday's series opener against Texas.[read more]
Gauff vomits on court before advancing in Madrid
With a stomach virus going around the locker room at the Madrid Open, Coco Gauff threw up on the court but recovered to advance over Sorana Cirstea.[read more]
Sawe makes history, sets fabled marathon mark
Sabastian Sawe became the first person to run a marathon in under 2 hours, smashing the world record by winning the London Marathon in 1:59:30.[read more]