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March 19

Hawks' Jonathan Kuminga drains the sixth-longest shot in NBA history in improbable fashion

Atlanta Hawks star Jonathan Kuminga nailed a remarkable 75-foot shot, the longest in franchise history and sixth in NBA hustory, during the team's 11th straight win.

March 19

LeBron James backtracks on potential NBA team ownership in Vegas, says he's not interested 'at all'

LeBron James distanced himself from owning a potential NBA expansion team in Las Vegas, saying he is no longer interested in it after previously expressing his desires.

March 19

Brady, Gronk, Hurts, Burrow: Fanatics Flag Football Classic Draft Results

There are numerous NFL stars past and present playing in the Fanatics Flag Football Classic. Following a draft, here are the teams.

March 19

Vikings sign Carson Wentz to 1-year deal as they continue to add veteran depth around JJ McCarthy

Carson Wentz returned to the Minnesota Vikings on a one-year deal in a backup role, while Kyler Murray and J.J. McCarthy will compete for the starting job.

March 19

QB Stock Market: One Burning Question for Every 2026 Starter

How does each team's starter stack up heading into the spring? Here are Henry McKenna's first QB rankings of the 2026 season.

March 19

NBA MVP candidate, 24, diagnosed with collapsed lung as playoffs near: report

The Detroit Pistons’ championship hopes took a hit as All-Star Cade Cunningham was diagnosed with a collapsed lung, leaving his status uncertain for the NBA playoffs.

March 19

Former Duke player describes Coach K's way of dumbing down March Madness bracket into micro tournaments

Duke basketball icon Jay Bilas explained how Mike Krzyzewski's genius method transformed March Madness anxiety into manageable micro tournaments.

March 19

RI hockey player whose family members were killed by trans shooter helps team to championship

Colin Dorgan, who family members were killed by a trans shooter, helped his high school ice hockey team to a Rhode Island state championship on Wednesday.

March 19

Yankees broadcaster takes issue with 'wrapping sports in the flag and preaching patriotism'

New York Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay seemingly had an issue with World Baseball Classic players "wrapping sports in the flag and preaching patriotism."

March 19

Iconic sports venue Madison Square Garden to host NYPD, staff at private concert amid 'Thank You' effort

The appreciation concert at Madison Square Garden exclusive to the NYPD is slated to feature high-profile performers. The iconic venue donated venue and production costs.