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LOS ANGELES -- Will Smith reached second base, yelled into the night sky and pumped his fists as Dodger Stadium began to shake in Wednesday's sixth inning. It seemed like the type of moment that had played out countless times in this ballpark over these last years: the Los Angeles Dodgers breaking through, momentum swinging in their direction, the opponent crumbling in its wake. Not in this series. Not against that team. Perhaps not this year.
Spurs debut three-guard lineup of Fox, Harper, Castle in preseason win
SAN ANTONIO -- Spurs coach Mitch Johnson finally deployed the three-guard lineup featuring De'Aaron Fox, Dylan Harper and Stephon Castle in a 123-103 preseason win over the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday, explaining "it's time to push forward appropriately" the team's "natural evolution that will still take time." That was apparent in the group's choppy start as Harper and Castle combined to miss their first five shots before Fox, making his preseason debut, subbed out with 6:57 left in the...
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This time last year, Isobel Borlase was watching Opals teammate Sami Whitcomb contest the WNBA championship. Fast forward an epic 12 months and the 22-year-old guard is playing to win basketball's ultimate prize in her rookie season with Atlanta Dream, who have never won a title. What looms as a fascinating best-of-seven series tips off in San Franciso on Sunday morning Australian time against second-year franchise Golden State Valkyries.
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LOS ANGELES -- Jake Bauers and Garrett Mitchell hit back-to-back homers off Blake Snell to regain the lead in the seventh inning, and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-2 on Wednesday to take a 3-0 lead in the National League Championship Series. The Dodgers had just taken a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the sixth before getting stunned. The loss pushed the two-time defending World Series champions to the brink of elimination.
UCLA quarterback Nico Iamaleava out Saturday vs. Wisconsin Original
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Tyler Shough, Kellen Moore respond to criticism from Saints owner Gayle Benson
METAIRIE, La. -- New Orleans Saints quarterback Tyler Shough said Wednesday that he shares the same frustrations of owner Gayle Benson, who a day earlier called the team's 1-4 start "unacceptable." "She wasn't saying anything that wasn't already known, and she did a really good job of highlighting the expectations, and we have those same expectations for ourselves," he said.
Video and live updates from the 2026 espnW: Women + Sports Summit
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Tennessee assistant William Inge out of hospital, begins rehab from illness
Tennessee assistant coach William Inge has been released from the hospital and started a rehabilitation process from an undisclosed illness, he announced Wednesday evening. Inge, 52, was hospitalized with an illness three weeks ago. "I want to thank all the staff at UT Medical Center for their amazing care and support," Inge said in a statement released on social media. "I was released from the hospital on Tuesday. I have begun the rehab process, and I am getting stronger by the day.
Alabama WR Ryan Coleman-Williams won't play at Tennessee
No. 6 Alabama star wide receiver Ryan Coleman-Williams has officially been ruled out of Saturday's game at No. 14 Tennessee. Coleman-Williams' status was updated on the SEC availability report on Wednesday evening. The junior and former freshman All- American played through a knee injury during last Saturday's loss to Georgia. He was knocked out of the game after taking a hit to the head. Coleman-Williams leads Alabama in receiving yards (415) and receiving touchdowns (four) this season.
Mississippi State QB Kamario Taylor, RB Fluff Bothwell questionable vs. LSU
Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor, who was a top Heisman Trophy contender before injuring his leg prior to a loss against Alabama two weeks ago, is questionable to play against LSU on Saturday. Taylor, whose status was updated on the SEC availability report Wednesday evening, originally injured his leg in a win over Missouri. He played through visible pain against Alabama and had to leave the game in the fourth quarter.