Author: Jeremiah Labilwa

Caitlin Clark on her flagrant foul involving Angel Reese….**Caitlin Clark Addresses Flagrant Foul Involving Angel Reese: “It’s Just Basketball” Following a heated moment on the court, Indiana Fever rookie star Caitlin Clark has spoken out regarding the flagrant foul she received during a recent game against the Chicago Sky, involving fellow rookie and long-time rival Angel Reese. The foul, which quickly went viral, reignited public debate about the intensity of their on-court rivalry. In a post-game interview, Clark was quick to downplay the incident, calling it “part of the game” and brushing off any suggestions of animosity between her and…

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Lewis Hamilton has repeatedly rejected any notion of tension with Ferrari race engineer Riccardo Adami. But it’s clear that the relationship hasn’t started 100% smoothly. Hamilton sounded frustrated over the team radio on his debut in Australia, with Adami still learning how much information the new signing wanted and when to supply it. There was a warm exchange between the duo a week later after he took Sprint pole in China. In Miami last time out, though, Hamilton lambasted his team for their indecision. He wanted Charles Leclerc moved aside so he could chase down Kimi Antonelli on faster tyres.…

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Lewis Hamilton will race in front of Ferrari fans for the first time at Imola this weekend. It could be a season-defining Grand Prix for the Brit and the team. Ferrari have not met expectations so far in 2025, with one podium from the opening six races, courtesy of Charles Leclerc in Jeddah. While teammate Hamilton won the Sprint in Shanghai and finished P3 in Miami, the Maranello outfit have struggled to find performance on Sundays. They come into their first home Grand Prix of the season in fourth in the constructors’ championship, 152 points behind McLaren. Ferrari will…

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As has too often been the case this season, the Athletics were on the wrong side of a lopsided game on Thursday night, losing to the Los Angeles Dodgers 19-2. Starter Osvaldo Bido was rocked for six runs in 1.2 innings of work, giving up five hits and a pair of walks while striking out two. The 29-year-old right-hander started the season with solid starts in five of six outings, giving up two or fewer runs while hovering just above five innings pitched each time out. Since the calendar flipped to May, however, Bido has given up 13 runs in…

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The Chicago White Sox have quietly parted ways with veteran infielder and former Silver Slugger winner Brandon Drury, releasing him from his minor league contract. This marks the second time in 2025 that the team has cut ties with the 32-year-old. Drury initially joined the White Sox on a minor league deal ahead of spring training, aiming to secure a spot on the major league roster. He impressed during the Cactus League, batting .410 over 13 games. However, a broken left thumb in the final days of camp derailed those plans, leading to his release. The White Sox re-signed him…

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Jamaican sprint legend Usain Bolt may still hold the world records in both the 100 and 200 meters, but it is the latter event—the 200m—that remains closest to his heart. Despite dominating global athletics for over a decade, Bolt has revealed that one particular sprint record defines his career more than any other. The fastest man alive, now 38, stunned the world at the 2008 Beijing Olympics when he broke American great Michael Johnson’s long-standing 200m record of 19.32 seconds, clocking in an electrifying 19.30 seconds. But that was only the beginning. Bolt shocked the track world again a year…

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Jakob Ingebrigtsen admitted he is “embarrassed” to be a victim of domestic violence as he delivered a powerful testimony on the final day of his father’s criminal trial. Norwegian prosecutors this week called for Ingebrigtsen’s father Gjert, 59, to be sentenced to two and a half years in prison for the alleged physical and verbal assault of Jakob and his younger sister Ingrid. Gjert coached the double Olympic champion to the top of the podium in the 1,500m at the Tokyo Olympics. He also claimed gold in the 5,000m at Paris 2024, beating Briton Josh Kerr at the line. Jakob…

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Jamaican sprinters have dominated the world of track and field for decades, and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce believes they will continue dominating since they are in safe hands. Before his retirement, the fastest man alive, Usain Bolt, dominated the 100m and 200m, but after he hung up his spikes, Jamaica has struggled to get a heir to his throne, but Fraser-Pryce is confident that all will be well. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Veronica Campbell-Brown and Elaine Thompson-Herah also gave their opponents a run for their money during their heydays, but Americans are slowly coming up with the likes of Gabby Thomas, Sha’Carri Richardson and…

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Croy 10k is set to make it debut as new running event on athletics calendar in Inverness A MAJOR new athletics event is set to get up and running for the first time next month. Croy 10k takes place on Saturday, June 1.Croy 10k takes place on Saturday, June 1. The Croy 10k hopes it becomes a regular feature on the athletics calendar in the Highlands when it makes its debut on Sunday, June 1. The event is being organised by Chilled Running, who recently organised the Moray Marathon and 20-mile races. This is the first time that they…

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The Philadelphia Eagles are losing another key member of their front office to the Las Vegas Raiders. Earlier this month, the Raiders hired Eagles senior director of college scouting Anthony Patch to be their new senior personnel executive. Now the Raiders are hiring Eagles senior director of scouting Brandon Hunt to the position of vice president of player personnel, according to Inside The League’s Neil Stratton. Hunt originally joined the Eagles in May 2022. They had previously shown interest in hiring him away from the Pittsburgh Steelers back in 2016. Hunt obviously contributed to a pretty successful stretch of Eagles…

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