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The final eight minutes of the Eredivisie match between NAC Breda and SC Heerenveen was played on Monday afternoon behind closed doors after the game had been suspended on Sunday. The game was halted in the 82nd minute as Breda led 2-0 because their fans repeatedly threw pyrotechnic objects onto the
Reynolds steered his team’s fully foiling F50 racing trimaran that clocked speeds over 55 miles per hour (90 km/h) prior to the official racing on Bermuda’s Great Sound.
The New Jersey Devils have hired Braden Birch as an assistant general manager, the first front-office addition by Sunny Mehta since taking over as the team's head of hockey operations. Mehta, who was named GM last month, announced the hire Monday.
May 11—The inaugural class for the Illinois Athletics Hall of Fame included a pair of star basketball players from the 2004-05 Final Four team. Dee Brown and Deron Williams inducted in that first group in 2017? That made plenty of sense. Brown and Williams will be joined by one of their teammates in
The Los Angeles Sparks’ season opener went about as poorly as possible, as Sparks guard Kelsey Plum and company lost 105-78 to the team that she began her career with, the Las Vegas Aces. For her part, Plum had an extremely impressive individual showing, scoring 27 points on 10-for-18 shooting, incl
Northern Ireland's 12-strong boxing team for this summer's Commonwealth Games in Glasgow is confirmed with a mix of past winners and newcomers.
Missouri star running back Ahmad Hardy is in stable condition after being shot at a concert in Mississippi, school officials said Monday. Missouri’s football program announced in a statement that Hardy was shot early Sunday morning and that the All-America running back underwent surgery for the gun
Rob Smedley has warned that drivers leaving top Formula 1 teams to become number one elsewhere rarely find the success or happiness they expect
Ahead of the Presidents Cup in September, Golfweek caught up with Brandt Snedeker for this Q&A.