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Oklahoma OC: Errors must stop, but QB Mateer offers 'best chance to win'
Despite John Mateer's inconsistency this season, Oklahoma offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle still believes he is the Sooners' best option at quarterback.[read more]
Wembanyama starts 0-for-12 in career-worst shooting night: 'Might be overthinking it'
Victor Wembanyama didn't record his first bucket until the end of the third quarter and shot a career-worst 8% from the field as the Thunder got their revenge on the Spurs in Tuesday's Western Conference finals rematch.[read more]
Thunder have Holmgren's back -- in scuffle, and in wake of redemptive season opener
The scrap early in the second quarter of Tuesday night's season opener offered some symbolism for Chet Holmgren and his Thunder teammates. Holmgren landed with a thud. As he got back to his feet, his teammates had his back.[read more]
LeBron moonlights at center, helps limit Towns in winning debut for Sixers
LeBron James opened his 24th season with 14 points, nine rebounds and seven assists and even had a defensive impact as a center in his Sixers debut.[read more]
📈 Where this World Series ranks among best matchups since 2000
This year's Fall Classic will crown a first-time winner. Here's where it stands among the best matchups of this century.[read more]
Source: Red Wings' Larkin stretches list of trade options to 10 teams
Dylan Larkin, whose trade request was made public last June, told the Red Wings he'd be willing to move to at least seven additional teams, bringing his list of options to 10, a source confirmed to ESPN.[read more]
Day: Ohio State planning to be without injured Sayin through postseason
Buckeyes coach Ryan Day declined to put a timeline on Julian Sayin's recovery but said they are planning to move forward without him through the rest of the year.[read more]
'Playing with fire': Brown says he wouldn't have felt good about a Knicks win given play
Knicks coach Mike Brown would've taken the win against the 76ers -- but wouldn't have been happy with it, acknowledging that relying on late-game magic or the feel-good vibes of ring night wouldn't be enough to start the season on a positive note.[read more]
NFLPA calls for 'full investigation' into Eagles QB Hurts' medical care
After NFL chief medical officer Allen Sills staunchly defended the process involving Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and his blood clot issue Tuesday, the NFLPA issued a statement calling for a "full investigation" into his medical care.[read more]
Windhorst: What Madison Square Garden means to LeBron James
It's only fitting that LeBron opens his final chapter inside "The World's Most Famous Arena."[read more]