Jeeno Thitikul leads Mizuho Americas Open after first with bogey-free, 8-under round

Haley Jones has signed a hardship contract with the Phoenix Mercury while Alyssa Thomas is injured. Originally drafted sixth overall by the Atlanta Dream in 2023, Jones averaged 3.9 points, 2.2 rebounds, and 2.1 assists last season before being waived. The Mercury, currently 5-2 despite injuries, saw Jones debut with 2 points and an assist in a victory over the Los Angeles Sparks, benefiting from strong performances by undrafted rookies like Monique Akoa Makani and...

The New Orleans Saints are evaluating veteran defensive end Jonathan Bullard during a free-agent visit on Monday, as reported by Mike Garafolo of NFL Media. Bullard, 31, previously played for the Vikings, where he started all 17 games in 2024, accumulating 41 tackles, three QB hits, and one sack while participating in 51% of defensive snaps. With 116 career games and 53 starts, he has a total of 221 tackles and 6.5 sacks, having also...

In the 1990s and early 2000s, the NBA suffered from slow-paced basketball, leading to declining ratings and fan interest, prompting the need for internal changes. The Sacramento Kings and later the Phoenix Suns, under coach Mike D'Antoni, revolutionized the game with a fast-paced, high-scoring offensive style influenced by Shaquille O'Neal's dominance. By the 2018-19 season, D'Antoni's "Seven Seconds or Less" philosophy led to teams averaging over 110 points per game, rejuvenating the league's appeal and...

Maryland Varsity highlights the top in-state football players in the Class of 2026, providing insights into emerging talents across various positions. The coverage includes comprehensive lists of top players by position, such as quarterbacks, running backs, and defensive players, along with regional breakdowns. Additionally, the article notes the importance of subscribing for access to detailed analysis and ongoing coverage of Maryland high school football. Full Article

SummaryRed Bull team principal Christian Horner declined to comment on Max Verstappen's controversial collision with George Russell at Turn 5 during the Spanish Grand Prix, stating he had not yet spoken to Verstappen. However, he provided insights into two significant incidents that contributed to Verstappen's growing frustration. Ultimately, Verstappen finished the race in 10th place, despite initially appearing set for a better outcome in Barcelona. Full Article

Max Verstappen acknowledged that his collision with George Russell during the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix “was not right and shouldn’t have happened.” The Red Bull driver finished in 10th place at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, receiving a 10-second penalty for the incident, along with three penalty points on his licence, which brings him close to a race ban. Verstappen's race performance was significantly affected by this clash, highlighting the impact of penalties on competitive...