Cristie Kerr blew a five-stroke lead Saturday in the Kia Classic to set up a final-round showdown at Aviara Golf Club. A day after shooting an 8-under 64 to open the big lead, Kerr had a 75 to drop a stroke behind playing partner Lizette Salas, Eun-Hee Ji and In-Kyung Kim. Kerr was tied with Caroline
Washington Wizards point guard John Wall has returned to full-contact practice, seven weeks after undergoing a debridement in his left knee. There is no timetable set for Wall’s return, according to the Wizards.
The Cowboys are expected to sign Cameron Fleming, a league source told ESPN, meaning the Patriots are poised to lose both of their starting offensive tackles from Super Bowl LII.
A quarterfinal loss at Match Play will cost Ian Poulter a bid to go to the Masters after he was initially told by a group of reporters that he was assured a trip to Augusta.
Roger Federer lost his second consecutive match and the No. 1 ranking Saturday. Big-serving Australian Thanasi Kokkinakis, a qualifier ranked 175th, rallied to upset Federer 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 (4) at the Miami Open. The 36-year-old Federer had been the oldest No. 1 man ever, but he’ll lose that spot
Mar 25 (OPTA) – Results from the NBA games on Saturday (home team in CAPS)(start times are EST) PHILADELPHIA 120 Minnesota 108 DETROIT 117 Chicago 95 ORLANDO 105 Phoenix 99 New Orleans at Houston in play LA Lakers at Memphis in play Charlotte at Dallas in play
Co-favorite Noble Indy settled near the front and held off a late charge by Lone Sailor to win the $1 million Louisiana Derby by a head at the Fair Grounds Race Course on Saturday. Noble Indy and Bravazo both went off at 5-2 in what is one of the major prep races for the Kentucky Derby, but Bravazo
Ben Simmons had a triple-double, Joel Embiid dazzled while getting the better of Karl-Anthony Towns, and the Philadelphia 76ers inched closer to their first playoff berth in six years with a 120-108 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Saturday night. Simmons had 15 points, 12 rebounds and 13
The Golden State Warriors are a different machine when Stephen Curry is on the floor, and his health is the biggest hurdle in the way of a successful repeat bid.
11th-seeded Loyola Chicago continued its Cinderella run through the NCAA tournament with a convincing win over Kansas State in the Elite Eight.
