Daniel Ricciardo has still not given up on challenging for the 2018 title but admits Red Bull’s up and down season makes it difficult to believe it is possible.
Sebastian Vettel believes Formula One’s penalty system needs to be more flexible after he lost three grid positions and a potential race victory at the Austrian Grand Prix.
Fernando Alonso has denied suggestions he is the man pulling the strings at McLaren and insisted he has full faith in CEO Zak Brown to lead the team back to the front of the grid.
The Philadelphia 76ers and former Minnesota Timberwolves forward Nemanja Bjelica have agreed to terms on a one-year contract, according to multiple reports Thursday. The Sixers will reportedly use their $4.4 million room mid-level exception to sign Bjelica. Bjelica, 30, has spent all three of his seasons
Fernando Alonso has denied suggestions he is the man pulling the strings at McLaren and insisted he has full faith in CEO Zak Brown to lead the team back to the front of the grid.
The Boston Celtics have appeared to be more on the fringes of Kawhi Leonard trade talks. While Leonard wants to join one of the two Los Angeles teams, he appears more open to a move to the Philadelphia 76ers than the Celtics. “Boston really has their top-5 players off limits,” said Adrian Wojnarowski
Lewis Hamilton believes Mercedes comes to his home grand prix in Silverstone as a stronger team following the reliability issues it faced in Austria.
There’s a fresh crew of sizzling performers and strong clubs defying expectations about who belongs on top.
When Kyrie Irving sought a trade out of Cleveland last summer, the All-Star point guard reportedly gave the Cavaliers a list of four preferred landing spots: New York, Miami, San Antonio, and Minnesota. Minnesota? The Timberwolves’ inclusion on that list was almost certainly due to the presence there
And here … we … go. The second the news broke that the Los Angeles Lakers were signing point guard Rajon Rondo after already landing LeBron James you should have seen this coming. It took a few days, but LaVar Ball — the loud-mouthed father of Lakers point guard Lonzo Ball — has weighed in on the Lakers’ decision to bring in some competition for his son. Of course, LaVar doesn’t see Rondo (or anyone else, for that matter) as competition for Lonzo. “That don’t mean nothing. They just got another teammate,� LaVar Ball told CNN’s Chris Cuomo. “A little backup, that’s good. “I don’t’ worry about competition because I know my boys are better than that.� Well all right. Rondo obviously is going to
