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ATP s-Hertogenbosch : Arthur Fils ruled out again, grass will have to wait
Fils return delayed again Arthur Fils wanted to get his grass-court campaign up and running. He will have to wait. The Frenchman, still not back to full fitness, will not play the ATP 250 in s-Hertogenbosch next week after all. Another setback in a spell that is starting to feel seriously frustrating for the world…
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NHL : the Hurricanes answer Vegas, Jarvis blows up Raleigh in overtime
Carolina needed a reply, and it found one after all the chaos Raleigh was in no mood to watch the Stanley Cup Final head to Las Vegas with a 2-0 hole to climb out of. Not after dropping Game 1 at home. Not after spending most of the night chasing the scoreboard again. Not after…
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Friendlies: France fall to Ivory Coast, Cherki shines but the warning signs are real
A timely wake-up call before the big trip France wanted to kick off their build-up to the 2026 World Cup with some certainty, a bit of rhythm, a few patterns, and, above all, no fresh injuries. Instead, Les Bleus left Nantes with a defeat, a pile of questions, and a Didier Deschamps line that summed…
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MLB: Shohei Ohtani does it again, turns in another out-of-this-world night and drops his ERA to 0.74
Ohtani is not playing baseball anymore. He is rewriting it. At this point, comparisons are almost pointless. Shohei Ohtani does not fit neatly into any box. He walks through them, smashes them, then builds new ones. On Wednesday night in Phoenix, against the Diamondbacks, the Dodgers superstar turned in another performance that sends everyone back…
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MLB : the Yankees hold their breath over Aaron Judge, the injury worrying all of New York
The captain is on the bench, and the whole Bronx is watching the medical room Aaron Judge on the bench two nights in a row at Yankee Stadium is never just another scene. In the Yankees’ world, some silences are louder than a home run into the right-field seats. And since Wednesday, New York has…
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Serie A : Antonio Conte leaves Naples, Napoli prepare to usher in the Allegri era
Naples closes the book on a fierce Conte chapter Antonio Conte and Napoli are done. Not exactly a shock, but it still lands like a jolt. With Conte, nothing is ever neutral. Even the exits come with the feel of a hard ending, as if the heat has to rise before the door finally slams…
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Roland-Garros: Halys and Herbert fall short of the final, Heliovaara and Patten too strong
The French dream hit a brick wall The Suzanne-Lenglen had a fine story to tell on Wednesday. A French pair, a Grand Slam semifinal, a crowd ready to cling to every return, and that little thought that always gets Roland-Garros buzzing: what if the home lads went and won a final here? Quentin Halys and…
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NHL : Golden Knights strike first, Hertl freezes Raleigh in a wild Game 1
Vegas started slow, then finished like the boss The Stanley Cup Final wasted no time getting out of control. Barely 25 seconds in, Carolina had already lit the fuse. Twelve minutes later, the Hurricanes were 2-0 up, the building was rocking, Nikolaj Ehlers looked like a man on a mission, and Vegas seemed headed for…
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NHL : the Hurricanes cool off the Bell Centre and seize control against the Canadiens
Montreal had the stage, Carolina had the last word The Bell Centre was set for a big spring night. The noise, the red sweaters, the electricity of a conference final, Claude Lemieux carrying the torch before puck drop – all of it felt like a nod to old glories and those nights when Montreal convinces…