AFL immortal Gary Ablett Jr spent two decades making life miserable for opponents on the football field – and in a twist nobody saw coming, he’s about to line up against some of them again, this time with bat in hand.
Kyle Connor started this season the way he finished last: scoring goals. The Winnipeg Jets winger had another big night Sunday, scoring two power-play goals and adding an assist in Winnipeg’s 3-2 win over Detroit.
This week we have something of an England special, as both men’s and women’s sides are in action looking to cement vital wins. For the men, its progress in the Nations League, and for the women, World Cup qualification hangs in the balance as they enter the playoffs.
A new week of football and news is underway, so to keep up with everything, here’s a look at the five stories you can’t miss this Monday, October 5.Portugal…
Chiefs wide receiver Tyquan Thornton was enjoying the best game of his career — his first with 100-plus receiving yards and first with multiple touchdowns — until it became the most painful.
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