Zion Williamson, Brandon Ingram and Lonzo Ball will attract plenty of NBA attention as the New Orleans Pelicans’ rebuilding effort takes shape.
Author: Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY
Why it’s OK that the U.S. women ran up the score in 13-0 World Cup win against Thailand
The U.S. women’s soccer team routed Thailand 13-0 in World Cup opener, prompting backlash against such a large win.
Charles Barkley thinks Warriors should shoulder all the blame for Kevin Durant’s injury
Charles Barkley blames the Warriors for Kevin Durant’s Achilles injury, and the team is at fault for letting criticism build during the NBA Finals.
Clemson’s Dabo Swinney says he feels like ‘Osama Bin Dabo’ when he visits Alabama
Dabo Swinney is from Alabama and played for the Tide. But with his success at Clemson, Swinney said he is like ‘Osama Bin Dabo’ in his home state.
Spurs’ Dejounte Murray surprises brother with car for graduating high school in heartwarming moment
Spurs guard Dejounte Murray posted a Twitter video on Sunday of his brother Nate’s reaction to receiving a purple Dodge Challenger for his graduation.
Warriors owner’s wife says Beyonce fans made death threats over Game 3 moment in NBA Finals
Nicole Curran, wife of Warriors owner Joseph Lacob, says Beyonce fans have been making death threats after perceived drama in Game 3 of NBA Finals.
McDonald’s loses millions in free french fries due to Raptors’ success
McDonald’s restaurants in Ontario, Canada have forked over more than twomillion free french fries as part of a giveaway tied to the Toronto Raptors.
Yankees’ minor leaguer receives death threats after his bunt breaks up no-hitter
Yankees’ minor leaguer Matt Lipka has received death threats on social media after breaking up a no-hitter by bunting in the ninth inning on Tuesday.
Patriots’ Joe Cardona promoted to lieutenant in the Navy
Patriots long-snapper Joe Cardona was promoted to a lieutenant rank in the U.S. Navy on Thursday morningas part of 75th anniversary of D-Day.
Former ESPN ombudsman, sports journalism pioneer Le Anne Schreiber dies at 73
Former ESPNombudsman Le Anne Schreiber died Friday at 73. She was first female sports editor at a major American daily newspaper for the Times.