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SportsApr 3

Oklahoma basketball player dies after head injury during game in Texas

Ethan Dietz, 20, died three days after suffering a head injury during a college basketball game, with family attorneys alleging inadequate medical care.

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SportsMar 14

Los Angeles City Council Calls for Investigation into Olympics Chief Over Epstein Links

The Los Angeles City Council unanimously voted to investigate LA28 Olympics organizing committee chief Casey Wasserman regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

3 sources
SportsMay 9

Padres Prospect Humberto Cruz Pleads Guilty to Human Smuggling Charge

San Diego Padres pitching prospect Humberto Cruz pleaded guilty to transporting undocumented immigrants and reportedly left for Mexico.

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SportsMay 9

Former Ohio University Coach Brian Smith Files Wrongful Termination Lawsuit

Former Ohio University football coach Brian Smith has filed a lawsuit alleging wrongful termination following his December firing.

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SportsMay 16

US Teams Prepare for Upcoming Olympic and World Cup Competitions in Los Angeles

American athletes across multiple sports are training for major international competitions coming to Los Angeles in the next decade.

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SportsMar 12

Chelsea Suffer Heavy Champions League Defeat to PSG as Pressure Mounts

Chelsea lost 5-2 to Paris Saint-Germain in Champions League action, with defensive errors contributing to the defeat.

3 sources
SportsApr 20

Red Sox Face Early Season Struggles with Ace Crochet; Phillies Manager Under Scrutiny

Boston Red Sox dealing with poor performance from star pitcher Garrett Crochet while Philadelphia Phillies' slow start raises questions about manager Rob Thomson's job security.

3 sources
SportsMar 8

3-Year-Old's Baseball Skills Gain Viral Attention, College Coach Interest

A three-year-old named Waylon has gained millions of social media views and caught attention from college coaches for his batting abilities.

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SportsApr 28

NBA Draft Sees Fewest Early Entrants Since 2003 as 71 Players Test Waters

The 2026 NBA Draft attracted 71 early entrants, marking the lowest number of underclassmen declaring since 2003.

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SportsMar 10

Former Michigan Assistant Accuses University of Failing to Protect Her from Coach

Paige Shiver released her first public statement following Sherrone Moore's recent plea deal, alleging workplace harassment and institutional failure.

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SportsApr 30

Athletes Face Racist Abuse in Separate Incidents Across Sports

A Spanish fan received a suspended prison sentence for racist abuse of soccer player Marcus Rashford, while tennis player Coco Gauff reported racist messages after a tournament loss.

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SportsApr 29

Cowboys WR George Pickens Signs $27.3M Franchise Tag

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens signed his franchise tag tender, ensuring his participation in offseason activities.

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SportsMar 18

NBA Considers Expansion to 32 Teams with Seattle and Las Vegas Franchises

The NBA is exploring adding two new franchises in Seattle and Las Vegas, potentially expanding to 32 teams by the 2028-29 season.

3 sources
SportsMar 12

Rhode Island hockey captain scores game-winner after family tragedy

Colin Dorgan led Rhode Island to championship game with double-overtime goal while honoring deceased family members.

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SportsMar 27

Roy Hodgson Returns to Management at 78, Takes Bristol City Role Until Season End

Former England manager Roy Hodgson has come out of retirement to become interim head coach at Bristol City, returning to a club he managed over four decades ago.

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