Kansas coach Bill Self said he was feeling “much better” after being hospitalized, but he did not coach the Jayhawks against Colorado on Tuesday night.
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Sabalenka, Gauff move into Aussie Open Round 3
Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff, two of the top three seeds in the Australian Open, both reached the third round Wednesday.
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Smith, Marsh to play in new Europe-based T20 league; Waugh, Maxwell among owners
The six-team European T20 Premier League (ETPL) will run out of Ireland, Scotland and the Netherlands
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Mets continue overhaul, land OF Robert in trade
Luis Robert Jr., a former Gold Glover who hit 38 home runs two seasons ago, is headed to the Mets in a trade that sends infielder Luisangel Acuna and right-hander Truman Pauley to the White Sox.
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Haas, unlike Red Bull, reveal design of new F1 car
Haas has released the first images of its 2026 Formula 1 car ahead of the upcoming season, featuring a predominantly white livery that highlights its new title partnership with Toyota Gazoo Racing.
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Rays eye Hillsborough College site for stadium
The Rays’ quest for a new ballpark took a step forward when the Hillsborough College board of trustees voted Tuesday to unanimously approve a non-binding memorandum of understanding with the team.
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Sources: Mets acquire OF Robert from White Sox
The Mets have acquired center fielder Luis Robert Jr. from the White Sox in exchange for infielder Luisangel Acuna and right-hander Truman Pauley, sources told ESPN.
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Follow live: Aryna Sabalenka responds to call Russian, Belarusian players should be banned
Australian Open second round competition begins Wednesday with top-ranked Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka amongst the many stars in action. Here’s our Day 4 live blog.
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T20 World Cup crisis: PCB writes to ICC supporting Bangladesh’s stance
The ICC Board is expected to meet on Wednesday to take a final call on Bangladesh’s participation at the T20 World Cup
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Forget go-karts! Ocon expects big F1 driving change
Haas driver Esteban Ocon has said Formula 1 drivers can “forget everything that we’ve learned since go-karts” as they adapt to the sport’s new cars under regulation changes for 2026.