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Four-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez drove a Formula 1 car for the first time on Tuesday as he completed a Toro Rosso test run, and even admitted he would consider switching two wheels for four i

Over the next few weeks, Ray Shero and the New Jersey Devils' front office will have plenty of work to sort through. The NHL Entry Draft is about two weeks away, while free agency begins just

The 1995-96 St. Louis Blues were a collection of hockey's aged superstars. A team with an all-in mentality. One that endeavored to squeeze whatever elixir was still left in the proverbial foun

signed Swedish free agent forward Jacob Nilsson last Thursday to a one-year deal for the 2018-19 season. Nilsson is a 24-year-old, left-handed shot, who stands at 5-foot-10 and weighs 181 pounds. H

While there is still a fair amount of lingering disappointment over the Los Angeles Kings' four-game sweep at the hands of the Vegas Golden Knights, the 2017-18 season still stands as a step i

Dan Rice will keep THW readers up-to-date on Metropolitan and Connecticut's signings throughout the summer, while I post updates on Buffalo and Boston. Together we will be keeping readers info

A new campaign is trying to get the message across that it's important for kids to take part in multiple sports, rather than specialize in one, as part of their social and physical development

comment With the Triple Crown in sight at Saturday's Belmont Stakes, Justify's owner, WinStar Farm, has brokered a deal to have the horse exclusively sponsored by private jet company Whee

Local favourite Matthias Schwab will be hoping to continue his meteoric rise when he tees it up on home soil at this week's Shot Clock Masters. The Austrian enjoyed a stellar amateur career wh

The European Tour is breaking new ground again this week with every player in the field on the clock at the Shot Clock Masters. The players will have a 50-second allowance for a first to play appro

Miguel Angel Jimenez is delighted to see the European Tour continue to break new ground as he prepares himself for another exciting experience in his long and illustrious career at the Shot Clock M

In this week's Player Blog Chilean Felipe Aguilar discusses the European Tour's new formats and innovations, and gives us his thoughts on how he'd make golf more appealing......

With this week's Shot Clock Masters on the European Tour breaking new ground and utilising a shot clock in Austria, here's a comprehensive guide to the format and exactly how it will all

!The 26-year-old Texans wide receiver had a First-Team All-Pro season in 2017, totaling 96 receptions for 1,378 yards and 13 touchdowns. Hopkins' 13 scores were the most in the league among pa

comment DELL RAPIDS, S.D. -- A South Dakota high school golfer cost herself and her team a state championship when she self-reported an error she'd made on her scorecard.Sioux Falls Christian

was a workhorse for the Auburn Tigers last season. Detroit's second-round pick this spring had three games last season where he reached at least 30 carries and two others of 28 and 29. Johnson

Defensive end Ziggy Ansah wasn't in much of a talking mood when the subject of his contract status was brought up after Tuesday's mandatory minicamp practice at Allen Park. 'You all

Bill Belichick confirmed on Tuesday morning that Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski were present as New England Patriots began a three-day mini-camp. Brady was with the team on Monday for a fan experienc

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Doug Pederson has confirmed quarterback Carson Wentz will be active in the next stage of organised team activities. On Wednesday, Pederson said Wentz will be ready to

We are in the 'quiet' time of the NFL offseason. With just under 100 days until the 2018 NFL season kickoff - when the Philadelphia Eagles host the Atlanta Falcons on September 6 - and ov

Why a bigger Bolles is convinced Year 2 as the Broncos' left tackle will be better (Nicki Jhabvala, The Athletic) [Garett] Bolles started all 16 games at left tackle last season for the Bronco

cycling podcast, where we discuss the latest trends, news, and controversies in the world of cycling. Is Dirty Kanza 'cycling's answer to Ironman?' Fred Dreier and Chris Case were ou

Geoff Kabush pedaled into his first season as a professional mountain biker aboard a bicycle that you might now find at a garage sale. The hardtail had rim brakes, 26-inch wheels, an eight-speed ca

Larry H. Miller Tour of Utah will include nearly 44,000 feet of elevation gain and the brutal Empire Pass climb, organizers confirmed Wednesday. Billed as 'America's Toughest Stage Race,&

Prize money has long been a significant driver of competitive choices and strategic behavior in pro cycling. Event organizers have traditionally set aside significant dollars to award the top perfo