Scuffling O’s fire manager Hyde after slow start
The Baltimore Orioles fired manager Brandon Hyde on Saturday, hoping a new leader can spark a turnaround of the most disappointing team in Major League Baseball. Read More
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Knicks finish off Celtics as fans rejoice in NYC
The Knicks reached the Eastern Conference finals for the first time in 25 years and ended the one-year NBA title reign of the Celtics with astonishing ease, rolling to a 119-81 victory in Game 6. Read More
Read MoreSources: Purdy, 49ers reach 5-year, $265M deal
Brock Purdy, the last pick in the 2022 NFL draft who has gone on to become a Pro Bowler, is finalizing a five-year, $265M deal with the 49ers, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Read More
Read MoreArmstrong injured in crash before Indy 500 quals
Marcus Armstrong was taken away on a stretcher after a heavy crash in practice for Indianapolis 500 qualifying, and it was unclear who would get into Meyer Shank Racing’s backup car even if it is ready to make a four-lap...
Read MoreBrown: Loss to Knicks ‘feels like death,’ but life after
After a 38-point drubbing by the Knicks in Game 6 ended the Celtics’ reign as NBA champions, Jaylen Brown acknowledged, “Finishing in May feels weird. It’s definitely not something we were prepared for.”...
Read MoreBelichick on coaching at UNC: ‘I learn every day’
North Carolina coach Bill Belichick discussed his new college team, what he has learned the most in his transition from the NFL, and yes, his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, during a sit-down interview with “Good Morning...
Read MoreSource: 49ers selling 6.2% of team to 3 families
The San Francisco 49ers are working to complete the sale of a 6.2% ownership stake in the team to three Bay Area families, a source told ESPN on Thursday. Read More
Read MoreYanks’ Cabrera post-surgery: Return starts today
Yankees third baseman Oswaldo Cabrera announced he underwent successful ankle surgery and is looking forward to his return. Read More
Read MoreSoto on Bronx return: It’ll be ‘50,000 against 1’
Mets star Juan Soto knows Yankees fans won’t be welcoming him with open arms when he returns to the Bronx on Friday night, saying, “Whatever they do, they have a right to do it.” Read More
Read MoreLiberty favored to win title; public backs Fever
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Read MoreWarriors had title shot if Curry healthy, Kerr says
The Warriors credited the Wolves and avoided excuses but acknowledged the impact of injuries to Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler as their season ended. Read More
Read MoreRefocused Celtics lean on D, Kornet to stay alive
The Celtics used a reinvigorated defense and the unlikely breakout of backup big man Luke Kornet to keep their season alive and send this playoff series against the Knicks back to New York for Game 6 on Friday. Read...
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