Illinois freshman wing Will Riley, a projected first-round pick, will enter the 2025 NBA draft.
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Ex-Marlins GM Ng hired as AUSL commissioner
Athletes Unlimited Softball League has named Kim Ng as its commissioner after the former Marlins general manager served as a senior adviser to the league.
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Alcaraz shines on clay, claims Monte Carlo title
Carlos Alcaraz won his first Monte Carlo title as he played in his third straight clay-court final and gained momentum ahead of next month’s French Open.
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Saudi Arabian Grand Prix: F1 session times, predictions, stats
All you need to know as Formula 1 heads to Jeddah in Saudi Arabia for round five of the 2025 season.
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Condon to enter NBA draft, keep NCAA eligibility
Florida sophomore Alex Condon will enter the 2025 NBA draft, while maintaining his NCAA eligibility.
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BCCI, ECB, CA to help fund ICC’s plan to support Afghan women cricketers
No money will be taken from the ICC’s annual payments to the Afghanistan Cricket Board
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Cubs option top prospect Shaw to Triple-A Iowa
The Cubs have optioned top prospect Matt Shaw to Triple-A Iowa after a disappointing start to the rookie third baseman’s career.
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The complicated life of a modern ace: How Paul Skenes has navigated it all by looking inward
Amid the noise that comes with arriving as MLB’s next megastar, the Pirates’ ace finds himself in the quiet.
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PCA reiterates fatigue concerns ahead of county domestic review
Ben Foakes warns of players “sleepwalking” into games, with 83% citing concerns over physical well-being
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Denver hires Bergstraser from D-II as coach
The University of Denver hired Tim Bergstraser on Monday as its next men’s basketball coach following his successful three-year run at Division II Minnesota State University Moorhead, and he will take over for Jeff Wulbrun, who was let go last month.