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Bayern Munich look to be better positioned than Arsenal or Chelsea to sign Fulham’s João Palhinha. Transfer Talk has the latest.

The Warriors don’t just need Draymond Green to stay on the court. They need him to figure out why he can’t.

Alabama has hired ex-Michigan assistant George Helow to its coaching staff ahead of the team’s CFP semifinal matchup against the Wolverines, a source told ESPN.

Major League Soccer announced it will implement a pair of rule changes designed to limit stoppages in play during the 2024 season.

The St. Petersburg City Council debated the possibility of changing the Rays’ name to the St. Petersburg Rays but the team says it is opposed to the idea, which it says could torpedo the entire $6.5 billion ballpark and downtown redevelopment project.

Lack of people of color as head coaches, team presidents, general managers and owners continues as area of greatest concern.

Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said on Thursday that quarterback Geno Smith “feels really good” as he tries to return this week from his groin injury.

The NCAA announced Thursday that student-athletes who participate in games during the 14-day temporary restraining order will lose a season of eligibility if Wednesday’s federal ruling on transfer rules is reversed.

The Golden State Warriors are committed to forward Draymond Green, despite his indefinite suspension for striking Phoenix’s Jusuf Nurkic in the face.

The Vikings ruled out running back Alexander Mattison and right tackle Brian O’Neill for Saturday’s game against the Bengals.