Kentucky guard Lamont Butler left Tuesday's game vs Tennessee with what appeared to be an aggravated shoulder. Here are the latest injury updates:
‘Not just one’: New Aussie spin star’s ‘entire bowling repertoire’ investigated for suspect action
Australia’s breakout star of the Sri Lanka tour Matthew Kuhnemann was reported by match officials for a suspect bowling action during his outstanding series, it has been revealed.
Lakers sign center Alex Len off buyout market to bolster front line.
Paddy Pimblett: Ilia Topuria ‘not that big of a star’ to challenge Islam Makhachev
Marnus’ Test spot dangles by a thread. A final Aussie gamble could save him
Marnus Labuschagne’s numbers are looking bleak, and his head may be on the chopping block.
Ben Simmons ready for ‘fresh start’ with Clippers after rough stretch with 76ers, Nets: ‘I felt wanted’
Yankees manager Aaron Boone opens spring training with some shade for the Dodgers
Coach Eric Nicksick: Former UFC champ Sean Strickland ‘needs to evaluate what he wants to do in this sport’
Raiders announce their 2025 coaching staff, and it includes Pete Carroll’s two sons
Ben Simmons says he’s healthy and ready to play point guard for Clippers
Jets announce offensive, defensive staff under Aaron Glenn
Dallas Goedert on celebrating the Eagles’ Super Bowl win & what makes Jalen Hurts great
Yahoo Sports’ Caroline Fenton spoke with the Philadelphia Eagles tight end about the team’s championship win, his quarterback’s best qualities and what it will take for them to do it all again next season. Dallas joined Yahoo Sports on behalf of Amgen to discuss his own personal battle with plaque psoriasis.
Aussie top five skittled for 32 as SL skipper’s solo effort sparks crushing ODI loss
Australia has sunk to a 49-run loss in the opening ODI against Sri Lanka after being bowled out inside 34 overs on Wednesday night.
Toronto, Brandon Ingram reportedly agree to three-year, $120 million contract extension
‘It’s just bad decisions’: Guardiola rues late goals as City slip to Madrid defeat
- City conceded twice in final six minutes of 3-2 loss
- ‘Everyone has to take accountability – I take it’
Pep Guardiola admitted that Manchester City cannot be competitive if they continue to concede late goals as they did when surrendering an 86th-minute lead in Tuesday’s 3-2 home defeat against Real Madrid in the Champions League playoff first leg.
City held the advantage at the Etihad Stadium through Erling Haaland’s 80th-minute penalty, with the striker’s 19th-minute opener having been cancelled out by Kylian Mbappé on the hour. Yet Guardiola’s side collapsed as the final whistle approached.
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