For a brief shining moment in 2021, The Chicago Bulls were the number 1 seed in the Eastern Conference. A feat they had not achieved since 2011, led by Derrick Rose. But that point in time has been one of the only bright spots in… Read More »The Chicago Bulls need a fresh start – but do they rebuild on the fly, or just blow it up and start again?
Australia has three months to find a 2026 Commonwealth Games host as three other candidates emerge for the multi-sport event. Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) hierarchy say finding an Australian host for the 2026 edition remains the priority while appealing for government support. Welshman Chris Jenkins… Read More »You thought it was over? Still a chance for 2026 Commonwealth Games to stay in Australia as potential hosts enter talks
Australia will not let weather dictate their World Cup semi-final side, as officials weigh up their most difficult call of the tournament between Marcus Stoinis and Marnus Labuschagne. Captain Pat Cummins confirmed on Wednesday afternoon in India that they were leaning one way in the… Read More »Rain rules: Reserve day an option, minimum overs needed for Australia vs South Africa World Cup semi-final
The NRL has launched its first major advertising blitz in America, selling rugby league as a game with no pads, no helmets and no fears ahead of the Las Vegas double-header. Rounded out with commentator Andrew Voss declaring “this is rugby league” after an explosion… Read More »‘No pads, no helmets, no fear’: NRL launches Las Vegas blitz to fill NFL stadium with league ‘from another universe’
Latrell Mitchell says he “faked being happy for 10 months” as his ultimately successful legal battle cast a long shadow over a tumultuous year on and off the field. Mitchell and soon-to-be South Sydney teammate Jack Wighton were charged in February for “fighting” outside a… Read More »‘I faked being happy for 10 months’: Latrell’s frank admission after ‘traumatic experience’ of clearing his name