The Denver Nuggets are the heavy favorite over the Miami Heat in the NBA championship, while the Vegas Golden Knights are just ahead of the Florida Panthers for the Stanley Cup.
Scottie Scheffler is the frontrunner, but PGA Champion Brooks Koepka isn’t far behind.
The Boston Celtics face the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference Finals, while the Denver Nuggets take on the Los Angeles Lakers in the West. Carolina and Florida battle in the NHL Eastern finals and Dallas and Vegas faceoff in the West.
Can Georgia make history and win its third consecutive title? The Bulldogs are the frontrunners, but Alabama and Ohio State aren’t far behind.
The Kansas City Chiefs are still the frontrunners to repeat as champions, but which team made the biggest move up the odds boards after the NFL Draft?
With Alabama’s Bryce Young a virtual lock at No. 1 to the Carolina Panthers, who will go second to the Houston Texans? What about the rest of the top five?
FrontPageBets takes a look at the drivers to watch as the green flag drops on the GEICO 500 at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday.
The fights will take place at the O2 Arena in London and are part of the inaugural MF & DAZN X Series, which will see “the biggest names in entertainment, sport and lifestyle face each other in the ring.”
Mercedes has come out of Formula One's Spanish Grand Prix with increased confidence after showing significant progress and finishing ahead of Aston Martin and Ferrari. Red Bull's Max Verstappen put on another dominant performance to win Sunday's race from pole position but Mercedes took a big step forward with Lewis Hamilton finishing second and teammate George Russell third to give the team its first double podium finish of the season. Mercedes acknowledges that the gap to Red Bull remains significant but there was optimism after the team's much-anticipated upgrade package showed it has the potential to keep the team ahead of Aston Martin and Ferrari.
The former setter played professionally overseas. She joined a startup league which announced a Madison franchise in April.
Luke Fickell made it a point to visit with the Mukwonago graduate, who was highly pursued by college lacrosse programs.
The Badgers' 2021 Hobey Baker Award winner has an eight-year contract extension with the Montreal Canadiens. Here are the details.
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Early on the morning of Dec. 23, 2022, Dr. Majed Jandali performed his 3000th surgical procedure using robotic technology and the surgical equipment of the da Vinci robot.
TRIVIA: WANT TO PLAY ALONG?
From a young age, Betsabe Castillo knew she wanted to go to college.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and New York Gov. Kathy Hochul joined Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula in helping break ground on the team's new $1.54 billion stadium scheduled to be built in time for the 2026 season. The ceremony was held on the former parking lot which is being cleared for construction and located across the street from the team's current home. The new facility will carry over the naming rights of Highmark Stadium after the team reached a long-term agreement with the health insurance provider. Among those on hand was Mary Wilson, whose late husband Ralph Wilson founded the franchise in 1960.
Coco Gauff put aside a skinned knee and a bad stretch in the first set to reach the French Open quarterfinals for the third consecutive year. The 19-year-old American was a 7-5, 6-2 winner over Anna Karolina Schmiedlova on Monday at Court Philippe Chatrier. Next for Gauff will be a rematch against No. 1 Iga Swiatek, who beat her in last year's final at Roland Garros.
The United States will be playing for an unprecedented three-peat at the Women's World Cup this summer. It won't be easy for the world's No. 1 team. Co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand, the quadrennial tournament for international soccer's most coveted trophy kicks off on July 20 and features an expanded field of 32 teams, up from 24.
The vicious, relentless and high-profile racist insults directed at Brazilian soccer player Vinícius Júnior underscore an entrenched and decades-old issue that refuses to go away in the world's most popular sport. It is a deeper societal problem that is manifested in soccer matches predominantly in Europe, but also all around the world, and has been amplified by the reach of social media. Federations have been slow and, in some cases unwilling, to use powers to sanction teams for the racist behavior of their fans. Players past and present worry racism is just an accepted part of soccer. Experts say more education and stronger punishments are required to combat racism.