The Windup Newsletter ⚾ | This is The Athletic’s MLB newsletter ... and then handing him almost the same roster that got David Ross fired after the 2023 season. It’s seen in trading for ...

It was Texas Tech men's basketball coach Grant McCasland on the other end of Wren Baker's phone call. And McCasland barely gave WVU's athletic director a moment to speak before chiming in his two ...

Last week's Scottish Premiership card looked like being a succession ... OKC chasing 70 wins, MLB teams in minor league ...

The implications of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s pending deal with the Blue Jays are far reaching. Ben Nicholson-Smith breaks them all down.

The Houston Texans seem to be linked to three offensive linemen and a wide entering the 2025 NFL Draft as the No. 1 option at ...

Guernsey FC manager Tony Vance says his side did not deserve to win as they concede in stoppage time to lose 3-2 at relegation rivals South Park.

Falmouth boys freshman Gavin Ross takes pride in knowing he's the last line of defense ... Falmouth boys lacrosse coach David Barton knows how important it is to build depth and invite younger players ...

And while the Mets’ David Stearns is perhaps the most risk ... The AL East – aka the great wide open Only once in the wild-card era have five teams in a division all finished at ...

2024: 88-73, first place, lost to Detroit in Wild Card Series. Manager ... Right-hander George Kirby (13-10, 3.35, 172 Ks, 19 walks, MLB-low 1.084 walks per 9 innings) is likely to open the ...

Dick's Sporting Goods' purchase of the Paul Skenes MLB debut patch card marked a deciding moment in the evolution of the ...

When the Paul Skenes’ MLB Debut Auto Patch Card sold for more than $1 million, the collectible card space shifted. It marked a deciding moment in the evolution of the hobby and industry.