The ‘amateur’ back from match-fixing scandal who could win snooker’s second-biggest event

Brian Windhorst, an ESPN NBA writer since 2010 who covered the Cleveland Cavs for seven years and authored two books, discusses the historic milestones reached by LeBron James and Stephen Curry in scoring. He highlights individual records in the NBA that are likely to stand the test of time, such as Wilt Chamberlain's 1961-62 season averages, Rasheed Wallace's 41 technical fouls in a season, and John Stockton's career assists record. Windhorst also mentions other notable...

Katherine Terrell returned to ESPN in 2022 to cover the New Orleans Saints after previously covering the Cincinnati Bengals. Saints veterans Tyrann Mathieu and Cameron Jordan reworked their contracts to stay with the team, with Mathieu's deal being incentive-based and Jordan taking a pay decrease for the first time in his career. Both players have been key contributors to the team and are committed to continuing their careers in New Orleans. Full Article

The Yahoo Sports 2025 Fantasy Baseball Draft Kit provides rankings, sleepers, cheat sheets, mock drafts, and more to help you build a championship-winning team. With content from analysts like Scott Pianowski, Dalton Del Don, Andy Behrens, and Fred Zinkie, you can access valuable information on players, positions, and strategies. From draft rankings to deep dives on data, this comprehensive guide will help you navigate your way to fantasy baseball success. Full Article

Former Australian Test cricketer Stuart MacGill has been found guilty of participating in the supply of cocaine in Sydney after pleading not guilty to the charge. The 54-year-old's involvement was limited to making an introduction between a cocaine dealer and another person, with his sentencing scheduled for May. In addition to his legal troubles, MacGill was also involved in a high-profile kidnapping incident in 2021, and his cricket career was often overshadowed by Shane Warne's...

The Oklahoma City Thunder clinched a playoff spot by defeating the Boston Celtics, led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's 34 points. Despite key players missing, including Jalen Williams and Alex Caruso, the Thunder showcased depth and resilience, with Chet Holmgren stepping up with 23 points and 15 rebounds. Boston struggled from beyond the arc, attempting a record 63 3-pointers, as Oklahoma City's defense and disciplined game plan secured the victory and sent a message of championship aspirations....

Your support helps The Independent to cover important stories, from reproductive rights to climate change, with a commitment to factual reporting. Donations enable journalists to provide unbiased coverage and ensure that quality journalism remains accessible to all. The Cheltenham Festival highlights include surprise wins and emotional farewells, with expert tips and analysis available for each day's races. Full Article