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Brooks Koepka proves that golfers are athletes in his US Open win Brooks Koepka explains the challenges of winning the U.S. Open two straight years and jokes about not getting his dad a Father's Day gift.
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World Cup 2018 Daily Podcast: Mexico Puts in Impressive Display to Stun Germany Did Mexico just earn one of the most remarkable results in the modern era? By Grant Wahl and Brian Straus. June 17, 2018. Mexico scored a massive win in its first game of the World Cup, securing a gutsy 1-0 win over Germany with Hirving 'Chucky' Lozano ...
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Kawhi Leonard trade rumors: Lakers, Clippers concerned over health status of disgruntled Spurs star Kawhi Leonard reportedly wants out of San Antonio. The Spurs star has requested a trade and Los Angeles is his reported preferred destination.
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International talent Doncic tops list of wings in NBA draft An international prospect with tantalizing potential and several college freshmen headline the list of wings in the NBA draft. Luka Doncic, the 19-year-old Slovenian playing in Spain, is mentioned as a possible No.
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Tom Brady talks retirement and anthem protests with Oprah Winfrey In an interview that aired on Father's Day, Tom Brady spoke with Oprah Winfrey about how being a parent impacts his thoughts about much longer he'll keep playing.
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Cubs blanked 5-0 by Cardinals as Javier Baez leaves game with bruised elbow Cubs' Javier Baez on his elbow: 'I'm fine, just really sore.' (Mark Gonzales/Chicago Tribune). Cubs' Javier Baez on his elbow: 'I'm fine, just really sore.
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Newspaper's front page joke backfires after famous World Cup upset A German newspaper has been left reeling in the wake of Mexico's stunning upset victory over the reigning World Cup champions.
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What we learned in the opening round of the 2018 College World Series OMAHA, Neb - The College World Series in a peanut shell so far: Two days, four games, one rain delay - and an inning that turned into a horror movie for Texas, but lasted much longer.
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Nimmo, Cabrera hit HRs in 9th, rally Mets past D-backs 5-3 PHOENIX (AP) For the first time in nearly two months, the New York Mets have won two in a row. And they did it with style. "The way we won," Mets manager Mickey Callaway said, "is probably more significant than just getting a back-to-back win.
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