Major League Baseball has once again proposed an international draft as part of its negotiations over a new collective bargaining agreement, sources told ESPN, painting it as a push to provide structure for an increas...
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Read article →Which shortstop goes No. 1 overall to the White Sox? Where do top college stars land? Kiley McDaniel plays GM for all 30 teams.
Read article →United States national team attacker Christian Pulisic continued to train apart from the main group at Wednesday's training session, as he looks to recover from a calf injury he first sustained last week, and aggravat...
Read article →Here's how the teams stack up looking ahead to next fall -- and what to watch this offseason.
Read article →The Washington Capitals have signed head coach Spencer Carbery to a multiyear contract extension, the team announced Thursday.
Read article →The Maple Leafs have hired Jim Hiller as their new head coach. He had a 93-58-24 record over parts of three seasons as the coach of the Kings.
Read article →The Boston Bruins said Thursday they are retiring Patrice Bergeron's No. 37 as part of a ceremony next season.
Read article →The Golden Knights promoted Ryan Craig, who coached their AHL affiliate, to lead their NHL team Wednesday after moving on from John Tortorella a day earlier.
Read article →Sam Bankman-Fried was sentenced to 25 years in prison for orchestrating an $8 billion fraud involving his cryptocurrency exchange, FTX. During sentencing, Judge Lewis Kaplan rejected Bankman-Fried’s claims of innocence, citing his lack of remorse and his history of lying during the trial.
Read Full Story →In 1925, charismatic con artist "Count" Victor Lustig successfully sold the Eiffel Tower for scrap metal by posing as a French government official and convincing a vulnerable dealer that the landmark was slated for demolition.
Read article →Scientists in Rwanda are researching the biological legacy of the 1994 genocide, discovering that survivors and their children often share unique epigenetic markings on their DNA related to trauma.
Read article →Richmond’s complex journey through school integration is examined from the era of "massive resistance" to the 1970 court-ordered busing mandates.
Read article →The late philosopher Bernard Stiegler argued that technology is not a neutral tool but a "pharmakon" that functions as both a cure and a poison for human evolution and cognition.
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