The Los Angeles Rams defeated the New York Giants in Week 2 in dominant fashion, winning 28-6. Despite being without wide receiver Puka Nacua, the Rams had the
The United States took a 3-2 lead over the International team at the Presidents Cup at Medinah, following a late surge and recovery by Sam Burns and Scottie Scheffler
Since the start of the Canadiens' training camp, all eyes have been on players like David Reinbacher and Florian Xhekaj, but other players have gone unnoticed due to their lack of status.
On Day 6 of the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya, India aims for glory with athletes like Rudrankksh Patil and APS Tomar leading the shooting events. The day features a packed schedule, including athletics, table tennis, and kabaddi matches. With medal hopes high, Indian competitors are set to showcase their skills across various disciplines. From swimming heats to crucial quarter-finals in squash and badminton, the excitement is palpable. Join us as we follow the journey of these athletes striving for success and adding to India's medal tally.
The stories are collected from the news sources of the sports we cover, and each one says where it comes from. For some of them only the opening and a link to the original are shown: the full text is read on the site of the publisher, who owns it.
News has three tabs. Your feed shows the stories of the sports you follow, Discover shows every sport, and Saved holds the stories you kept to read later. You can search by headline or topic, narrow the list to one sport, and mark everything as read.
Yes. In your account, under Sports & alerts, choose the sports you follow and how you want to hear about each one: in the app, by push or by email. The bell in the header collects the new stories of your sports and the new picks of the analysts you follow.
News is for reading and does not recommend bets. For picks, open the list of matches and compare the analysts by their records. The two are kept apart on purpose: a story is a report, and a pick is an opinion that its author answers for.
Your feed
The stories of the sports you follow, the newest first.
Discover
Stories from every sport, whether you follow it or not.
Saved
Stories you kept to read later. They stay until you remove them.
Unread
A story you have not opened yet. It is marked in your feed.
Source
The publisher of a story. For some stories only the opening is shown, and the full text is on the site of the publisher.
