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The partnership that must keep thriving for the Warriors' playoff hopes
A silver lining to Draymond Green's suspensions? He forged a relationship with Jonathan Kuminga ahead of what will be a tough postseason path for the Warriors.[read more]
'My No. 1 goal is to win a Stanley Cup': How Kyle Okposo is approaching his new role with the Panthers
It's been eight years since the veteran forward played in a playoff game, as he joins a club that has its sights set on a lengthy run this spring.[read more]
NHL playoff watch: Wait ... are the Capitals going to win the wild card?
Alex Ovechkin & Co. are piling up wins; will they make the postseason? Plus, full playoff projections and more.[read more]
Transfer Talk: Liverpool, Arsenal edge Man Utd in Malen race
Liverpool and Arsenal are ahead of Manchester United in the race for Borussia Dortmund forward Donyell Malen, according to reports. Transfer Talk has the latest.[read more]
49ers penalized in next 2 drafts for payroll error
The 49ers have forfeited a 2025 draft choice and were penalized four spots for a selection in this year's draft as a result of administrative payroll accounting errors.[read more]
Adams eyes 45-60 minutes in return to USMNT
United States captain Tyler Adams thinks he can play at least 45 minutes when he returns to the national team for the first time since the 2022 World Cup for a Concacaf Nations League semifinal against Jamaica on Thursday.[read more]
LeMahieu (foot) to miss time, Judge back on Wed.
Yankees 3B DJ LeMahieu will miss an undetermined amount of time due to a bone bruise in his right foot while Aaron Judge is expected to return to the lineup on Wednesday.[read more]
Pickett: Confident how I 'handled' Steelers exit
New Eagles QB Kenny Pickett said he's "confident" in how he "handled" the news of Russell Wilson's addition to the Steelers and that he's "where I'm supposed to be."[read more]
LB Vander Esch retires: 'Body won't cooperate'
Former Cowboys linebacker Leighton Vander Esch is retiring from the NFL after six seasons.[read more]
Bama gives DeBoer top-5 annual salary at $10.9M
New Alabama coach Kalen DeBoer will make an average of $10.875 million per year, ranking him in the top five nationally among the highest-paid coaches in college football.[read more]