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Jaylen Brown, a guard for the Boston Celtics, was ejected during the second quarter of Boston’s 125–116 loss to the San Antonio Spurs on Tuesday night. The incident occurred after Brown received two consecutive technical fouls while arguing a non-call with game officials. The sequence began when Brown appeared to lose his footing and step out of bounds while being defended by Spurs guard Stephon Castle. The play resulted in a turnover, but Brown believed he had been pushed ou

MEXICO CITY — Lone’er Kavanagh edged Brandon Moreno by unanimous decision in the main event of UFC Fight Night Moreno vs. Kavanagh on February 28, 2026, in Mexico City, clinching a pivotal flyweight victory that could impact title contention. Kavanagh (15-3-0) displayed precise striking and effective octagon control throughout the five-round battle, landing 97 total strikes compared to Moreno’s 79. The fight featured minimal grappling exchanges, with neither fighter securing

LONDON — Former WBC heavyweight champion Deontay Wilder admitted on Wednesday that his upcoming fight against Derek Chisora is more important for him than it is for his opponent, as he attempts to reestablish himself in the heavyweight title picture. Chisora (36–13, 23 KOs) and Wilder (44–4, 43 KOs) are set to meet on April 4 at London’s O2 Arena, marking the 49th professional bout for both fighters. Chisora has stated that the fight will be the final contest of his career re

Brooks Koepka’s return to the PGA Tour came with steep financial consequences, but a recent rules adjustment may allow the five-time major champion to recover some of the money he initially forfeited. When Koepka rejoined the Tour, his agreement included several penalties: a required $5 million donation to a PGA Tour–selected charity, the absence of equity benefits for five years, exclusion from sponsor exemptions into signature events, and ineligibility for FedEx Cup bonus m

DENVER CO – The National Western Stock Show launched its 120th anniversary celebration in historic fashion, shattering its opening weekend attendance record in Denver. According to a release from the National Western Stock Show (NWSS), a total of 118,919 fans attended the first two days of the 16-day event on Saturday and Sunday, marking the highest opening weekend attendance in the show’s history. Although the Stock Show is not consecutive due to the cancellation of the 20

CLEVELAND — Two nights after suffering one of the most lopsided defeats in franchise history, the Utah Jazz showed resilience Monday night, defeating the Cleveland Cavaliers 123–112 to open a five-game road trip on a positive note. Keyonte George led the way for Utah with 32 points, including 16 in the third quarter, as the Jazz erased a 10-point deficit and regained momentum. George was flawless from the free-throw line, converting all 12 attempts, and added nine assists. La

PHILADELPHIA — Bruce Brown scored 19 points and secured the game-winning basket in overtime on a goaltending call against Joel Embiid, helping the short-handed Denver Nuggets defeat the Philadelphia 76ers 125-124 on Monday night. Jalen Pickett led Denver with 29 points. The decisive moment came with 5.3 seconds remaining when Embiid was called for goaltending while attempting to block Brown’s running layup. Tyrese Maxey missed a potential game-winning floater at the buzzer. E

ATLANTA — Bijan Robinson rushed for a career-high 195 yards, including a 93-yard touchdown run, as the Atlanta Falcons defeated the Los Angeles Rams 27–24 on Monday night. Kicker Zane Gonzalez sealed the victory with a 51-yard field goal with 21 seconds remaining, allowing Atlanta to recover after nearly surrendering two large leads. The Falcons dominated early, jumping out to a 21–0 halftime advantage and extending it to 24–3 early in the third quarter. Robinson’s 93-yard to