Tennessee’s J.P. Estrella, a 6-foot-11 redshirt sophomore transfer, told ESPN he committed to Michigan, giving the Wolverines their first portal player since winning the national title Monday.
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Eala loses in a close call against Ostapenko at Linz Open
Alex Eala has suffered defeat to former French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko at the Linz Open round of 16.
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Mukul Choudhary stuns KKR to seal last-ball thriller for LSG
He bashed a 25-ball half-century, having come in at 104 for 5 in the 13th over and helping chase down 182
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Brundle to ‘boring’ Max: Leave, or stop talking
Martin Brundle has said Max Verstappen should either leave Formula 1 “or stop talking about it,” claiming his comments are “boring” and that no driver is “indispensable.”
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Alpine denies Colapinto ‘sabotage,’ slams abuse
Alpine has written an open letter refuting “completely unfounded” fan allegations that they have been sabotaging the car and competitive chances of their Argentinan driver Franco Colapinto.
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Sources: BYU G Wright planning to enter portal
BYU guard Robert Wright III is planning to enter the transfer portal, sources confirmed to ESPN.
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Stanford star freshman Okorie declares for draft
Stanford star guard Ebuka Okorie will enter the NBA draft after leading the ACC in scoring as a freshman.
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A’s Rooker exits vs. Yankees with back injury
Athletics outfielder Brent Rooker exited Thursday’s game against the Yankees after feeling pain in his back after a swing in the first inning.
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Grading MLB’s City Connect uniforms: Eight new designs … and a bunch of C’s and D’s
From the latest looks to the designs of years past, we break down all of the City Connect uniforms.
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‘When you look good, you play good’: Inside MLB’s 2026 City Connect uniforms — and what’s next
For the first time, baseball released a full season of City Connects on the same day. Here’s how they came to be and what the players think.