Could the Chiefs go 17-0? Are they really the NFL's best team? Barnwell answers big questions about their start

Manchester United is considering a move for Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford, with talks expected to intensify in the coming weeks. The 25-year-old striker, who has 18 goals and seven assists this season, is reportedly open to joining the club, viewing it as a significant career opportunity. Brentford may demand around £50 million for Mbeumo, who fits head coach Ruben Amorim's style with his versatility and impressive stats in key areas such as chances created and...

The St. Louis Blues suffered a 2-1 defeat to the Winnipeg Jets in Game 2 of the Western Conference First Round, falling into an 0-2 series deficit. Kyle Connor scored the decisive goal early in the third period, continuing the Jets' dominance in that frame, where they have outscored the Blues 4-0 across both games. Despite Jimmy Snuggerud's first NHL goal and strong goaltending from Jordan Binnington, the Blues struggled to capitalize in critical moments,...

In a thrilling Game 1 matchup, Washington Capitals star forward Alex Ovechkin made personal history by scoring the first playoff overtime goal of his career, leading his team to a 3-2 victory over the Montreal Canadiens. This significant achievement contributed to the Capitals' success as the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference. Ovechkin's milestone underscores his impactful presence in the postseason and adds to the excitement of the playoff series. Full Article

Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison admitted he underestimated the fanbase's affection for Luka Dončić following the controversial trade sending him to the Los Angeles Lakers, despite ongoing calls for his dismissal. He remains confident that the trade, which brought Anthony Davis to Dallas, was necessary for building a championship contender, asserting that injuries have hindered the team's performance. Harrison emphasized the importance of health for the team's success and acknowledged Dončić's criticisms regarding defense...

Rugby star Portia Woodman-Wickliffe has announced her return from international retirement to play for New Zealand in the upcoming Women's World Cup in Britain, having signed an eight-month contract with New Zealand Rugby. The 33-year-old, who is the all-time leading try-scorer in Women’s World Cup history and a two-time World Cup and Olympic gold medalist, reconsidered her retirement after witnessing the struggles of the New Zealand women’s team in 2024. She expressed the importance of...

The New York Liberty announced that training camp signees Raquel Carrera and Seehia Rirad will not participate in the 2025 season due to personal decisions. Carrera, a Spanish power forward from Valencia Basket, was drafted by the Atlanta Dream but has yet to play in the WNBA, while Rirad, a French power forward, recently underwent surgery. The Liberty currently have 14 players under contract, including 8 returning players, and will finalize their roster with 12...