Former Vols in the NBA: Feb. 11 recap
How former Vols performed in the NBA Friday.
McLaren plans MCL36 filming day debut ‘very close’ to first F1 test
McLaren plans to give the new MCL36 Formula 1 car its on-track debut just before the start of pre-season testing in Barcelona later this month.
44Cup Calero Marinas Lanzarote – Day 2
After a zero wind opening day of the 44Cup Calero Marinas in Lanzarote, forecasts indicated day two might repeat this. In fact, after an hour’s delay, an easterly filled in and built to 12-14 knots, allowing three good races to be held.
Nets GM hopeful Kyrie Irving will be able to play home games
General manager Sean Marks, whose sinking team executed the blockbuster trade of James Harden on Thursday, shortly before losing its 10th consecutive game, also sounds hopeful the unvaccinated Irving eventually will be able to participate in home …
Serge Ibaka waives trade bonus
Yossi Gozlan: Source: Serge Ibaka completely waived his trade bonus. Milwaukee Bucks with a $52.5M luxury tax payment with 12 players. They have two weeks as of yesterday to get to the 14 player minimum requirement. Cycling 10-day contracts could …
Friday night brings more debuts
Indiana got a look at its three newest Pacers, while Derrick White had an immediate impact in his Celtics debut. (Gregory Fisher-USA TODAY Sports)
NHL Rink Wrap: Oilers win Woodcroft debut; Ducks lose tough game
The Edmonton Oilers win Jay Woodcroft’s NHL coaching debut against the New York Islanders while the Seattle Kraken beat the Anaheim Ducks thanks to a late Jordan Eberle goal.
Quartararo’s MotoGP future “still open” as Yamaha frustrations continue
World champion Fabio Quartararo says his MotoGP future is “still open” as Yamaha has made little progress with its 2022 bike in pre-season testing.
How John Hynes, Nashville Predators move past letdowns during NHL regular season
How do John Hynes and the Nashville Predators move past letdowns during the grind of the NHL regular season?
Mandalika MotoGP track gravel “like knives”, says Pramac’s Martin
Pramac’s Jorge Martin admits he is “still in pain” after a “huge” crash on Saturday at the Mandalika MotoGP test as the gravel at the track is “like knives”.