Sport Feed - Page 34
8d ago
Baseball
Red Sox, Lucas Luetge Agree To Deal
The Red Sox and left-hander Lucas Luetge have reached an agreement on a deal, according to Luetge's own Instagram post.
8d ago
Football
Taylor Swift Likely Attending Super Bowl to Support Travis Kelce
After wrapping up her Eras tour shows in Tokyo, Taylor Swift is rumored to be heading to the Super Bowl to cheer on her boyfriend, Travis Kelce.
8d ago
Tennis
"There was no malice, no abuse, no violence" - Gael Monfils clarifies UTS disqualification over 'playful exchange' which left supervisor injured
Gael Monfils has clarified the events leading to his disqualification from the Ultimate Tennis Showdown (UTS) in Oslo. The UTS is an international individual tennis league with different rules compared to traditional lawn tennis. Monfils accidentally injured tournament supervisor Stephane Apostolou in a playful moment in the locker room, which resulted in his disqualification.
8d ago
Golf
WM Phoenix Open Closes Gates and Suspends Alcohol Sales
The WM Phoenix Open, known for its rowdy atmosphere, closed its gates and suspended alcohol sales due to overcrowding. Tournament officials said the event was simply too crowded and that shuttle service to the event was on hold. In an attempt to calm the situation, alcohol sales around the course were also halted. This year's event seems to have been more chaotic than previous years, with reports of excessive alcohol consumption and rowdy behavior.
8d ago
NASCAR
2024 NASCAR Odds: Ryan Blaney Favored to Win Daytona 500
The Daytona 500 is the season-opening race for the NASCAR Cup series and is known as the "Super Bowl of Stock Car Racing." Here are the early odds for the 2024 Daytona 500.
8d ago
Soccer
Chinese Authorities Cancel Football Matches Featuring Lionel Messi Amid Backlash
Chinese authorities have canceled two football matches featuring Argentina’s national team amid a growing backlash in the country against star player Lionel Messi.
8d ago
Ice Hockey
Ovechkin Leads Capitals to Victory Over Bruins
Alex Ovechkin scores in his fourth consecutive game, becoming the NHL's all-time leader in empty-net goals