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Kevin Durant took responsibility after the Houston Rockets lost 100-92 to the Lakers. Houston shot just 19% from three, Durant had seven turnovers and scored only two points in the second half.
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Short version: the tennis superstar is an AC Milan fan. He has shown it on and off the court, from writing "Forza Milan" on live TV to being welcomed at San Siro by chanting ultras.
Eight months after his exit from Red Bull, Christian Horner is once again linked to Ferrari. Fans are divided over whether the former Red Bull boss would suit the Scuderia, with a recent poll showing mixed opinions.
After 12 years with Lucas Cruz, Carlos Sainz starts working with new co-driver Dani Oliveras at the Rally de Portugal. The W2RC round (March 17-22) will be a key test for the pair on mainly track-based, muddy terrain that crosses into Spain for three stages.
Andrea Kimi Antonelli delivered his first Formula 1 victory in Shanghai with clear pace and control. Mercedes boss Toto Wolff warned against hype, asking the team and media to manage expectations as the season moves on to Suzuka.
Luka Doncic scored 36 to power Dallas to a 100-92 win over Houston. Big nights also included Jaylen Brown's 41, Nickeil Alexander-Walker's 41, and Victor Wembanyama's 21.
Cadillac’s F1 debut has been messy, but one stat stands out: the American team completed 180 laps across the first two races, more than McLaren and even Red Bull. Here are the numbers and what they mean.
Juventus are close to finalizing a new contract for Luciano Spalletti that would run until June 2027, with an option for a further season, following strong results since his October appointment.
After a thrilling but costly on-track scrap between Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in Shanghai, Jacques Villeneuve warns Ferrari that teammates fighting could hand the advantage to Mercedes.
Juan Pablo Montoya has called out Max Verstappen and Lando Norris for public criticism of this season's rule changes. He says their comments crossed a line and that Formula 1 should punish drivers who insult the sport.
Shanghai looked calmer than Melbourne: Lewis says the new cars are easier to follow, but Max and others warn the season could turn into a battery management contest. FIA will wait before changing anything.
From tennis courts to racetracks to the football pitch, a new generation of Italian athletes is showing off friendships that go beyond competition. Social media helps, but the bonds are real — and sometimes surprising.