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The state of Mississippi is still awaiting a repayment of $600,000 that Hall of Famer Brett Favre had promised it in the wake of multiple speaking events where he never showed up.

Nevada's Tyler Bosetti, a senior third baseman, has homered in nine consecutive games, breaking an NCAA Division I record that stood for 30 years.

Los Angeles Angels manager Joe Maddon raved about how difficult and "unusual" a feat it was for Shohei Ohtani to record 10 strikeouts as a starting pitcher and then move to right field Tuesday against the Astros.

Former Hawai'i record-setting quarterback Colt Brennan has died at age 37.

The A's, who have played in Oakland since 1968, will look into relocating elsewhere after years of failed plans for a new stadium. The team has asked the city council to vote on a new Howard Terminal site prior to its late-July recess.

Nets star James Harden is expected to gauge his readiness along with Brooklyn officials on Wednesday, sources told ESPN, in advance of a home game vs. the San Antonio Spurs.

Fernando Tatis Jr. and Wil Myers have tested positive for COVID-19, while three other Padres players -- Jurickson Profar, Jorge Mateo and Eric Hosmer -- are out because of contact tracing.

Jordy Robertson, whose seriously ill son Jarrius gained fame for his devotion to the Saints, got eight years in prison for drug trafficking and for capitalizing on his son's illness with a phony charity.

Man City's dominance since 2012 puts them alongside 1970s and '80s Liverpool and Man United of the '90s and 2000s as England's generational teams.

Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel said Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang "will always be my player" while reminiscing about their period at Borussia Dortmund.

What was almost the end of Robinson's story in April 2020, turned out to be the start of another.

The United States has left Michael Bradley and Jozy Altidore off its provisional Nations League team for a pair of matches in June.

The #SaveTheCrew movement kept MLS' first team in Columbus, but it will need to be brought out of retirement to undo a heavily criticized rebrand.