South Korea’s Gim Bo-eun attempts a shot during the women’s handball final match against Japan on Day 8 of the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games at the Toyoda Gosei Memorial Gymnasium in Inazawa, Aichi, Japan, Sept. 27. Korea won 27-23. Korea Times photo by Choi Won-suk
Chris Fagan kept faith in his Lions which meant they could thrive with the weight of the football world upon them – and rip out Fremantle hearts There is no precedent for what happened at the MCG on Saturday. There have been devastating finals losses before – the Bulldogs losing the 1997 preliminary final to Adelaide and St Kilda losing the 2009 grand final to Geelong immediately spring to mind. A senior St Kilda staffer described the rooms after that game as resembling “a casualty ward following a mass disaster”. Thankfully, we don’t talk about sport like that any more. The modern athlete and the modern sporting club is better able to put their world into some sort of perspective. The prevailing mood in the rooms, in the stands and on the trains on Saturday was a mix of desolation and bewilderment. Part of it was Fremantle’s history. Part of it was the decision to activate Wharfie Time. Part of it was just how quickly it all happened. You establish an identity and for more than three decades you scratch, claw and hope. And in five minutes, your heart is ripped out. Continue reading...
A former GAA star’s father was tackled to the ground by security during wild celebrations after his son made Irish sporting history in Australia. The proud dad in question is Pat McKenna, father of Tyrone’s Conor McKenna, who on Saturday helped Brisbane Lions to a stunning AFL Grand Final victory at a packed Melbourne Cricket […]
India's Harita Bhadra clinched bronze in the women's 200m at the Asian Games. In boxing, Narender, Parveen Hooda, and Ankush Panghal all advanced to their respective semifinals, assuring India of at least three more medals.
The Seattle Mariners’ broadcast booth finished 15th in Awful Announcing’s 2026 local broadcaster rankings. “Many local supporters admit that they still prefer switching audio to the beloved radio broadcast featuring Rick Rizzs,” our very own Sean Keeley wrote. “However, that seemed more about how much they love Rizzs than about how they felt about the…
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have a plan for Bucky Irving this season. Considering his recent injury history, that plan makes plenty of sense. Offensive coordinator Zac Robinson spoke with reporters this week.
The Chicago Bears will have to play without Caleb Williams in their next game, and his absence could last longer than expected. According to reports from ESPN and the NFL Network, the young quarterback is suffering from a Grade 2 hamstring strain. Medical experts consulted on the matter estimate that such an injury typically requires […] The post ESPN Exclusive on Caleb Williams appeared first on Dose.ca .
TCU committed 11 penalties and four turnovers in a 21-13 loss to UCF. Jason Phillips examines accountability, recurring mistakes and Sonny Dykes’ standard.
Every program in the country is vying for one of the 12 seats at the College Football Playoff table, and each week, Table for 12 will break down the 12 most important things that happened in the season-long game of musical chairs.
New details reveal Tom Brady's reported 11-day attempt to save his marriage to Gisele Bundchen in 2022, including why he abruptly left Buccaneers training camp and what teammates saw when he returned.
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