Goaltender Roberto Luongo announced on Wednesday that he was retiring from the NHL after a successful 19 years in the league. Luongo, 40, owns several Panthers franchise records for goaltending, including games played (572), wins (230), and
According to sources, Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant has opted out of the last year of his contract, worth $31.5 million. Durant will become an unrestricted free agent once free agency begins Sunday. Durant — who tore his Achilles
Cincinnati Bengals rookie offensive tackle Jonah Williams, the team’s first-round draft pick, likely will miss the entire 2019 season after undergoing shoulder surgery. The Bengals announced Tuesday that Williams is expected to make a full recovery from
The New Jersey Devils introduced No. 1 overall pick Jack Hughes on Tuesday. General manager Ray Shero said: “Adding a talent like Jack Hughes on Friday night and Saturday, P.K. Subban, obviously I think the Devils are
The National Basketball Association honored two of its biggest legends on Monday, when Earvin “Magic” Johnson and Larry Bird were presented with this year’s NBA Lifetime Achievement Award. This marks the first time the league has bestowed
After a loss on Sunday, New York Mets manager Mickey Callaway cursed at a reporter, and pitcher Jason Vargas had to be restrained from charging the writer during a confrontation in the team’s clubhouse. The confrontation with
On Sunday, England beat Cameroon, 3-0, during Round 16 of the FIFA Women’s World Cup at Stade du Hainaut in Valenciennes, France. England advanced through Group D with three wins from three to set up a last-eight
Hall of Fame horse trainer Jerry Hollendorfer was banned from Santa Anita racetrack on Saturday after the death of another horse under his care. One of Hollendorfer’s horses, a 4-year-old gelding named American Currency, was running on
The NFL on Thursday announced the league’s competition committee unanimously recommended the rule for instant replay of pass interference for this season only, after which NFL owners can decide to extend, alter or eliminate it entirely. The
Major League Baseball has given the Tampa Bay Rays permission to explore the possibility of becoming a two-city team, commissioner Rob Manfred said Thursday at the owners’ meeting in New York. Though the plan can face several
