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  1. Carlos Alcaraz returns with straight-sets win at US Open

    Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz defeated Roman Safiullin 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 in the first round of the US Open on Sept. 1, returning to competition after a wrist injury.

  2. Mbappé scores hat-trick as Real Madrid beat Real Sociedad 4-1

    Kylian Mbappé scored three goals as Real Madrid defeated Real Sociedad 4-1 at the Santiago Bernabéu on Aug. 27, 2026, in José Mourinho’s first home match back as the club’s coach.

  3. New York Phoenix pro basketball team to move home games to Schenectady arena and join new league for 2026

    The New York Phoenix announced a venue move to Schenectady’s M&T Bank Center for the 2026 season and a switch into a newly formed U.S. pro league, with a March 29 home opener planned.

  4. Short-handed Suns hold off Nets 106-102 as late scuffle breaks out in Phoenix

    Phoenix beat Brooklyn 106-102 behind Mark Williams and Dillon Brooks in a game that featured a fourth-quarter scuffle and multiple technical fouls. The Suns were without key players but closed strong down the stretch.

  5. Pistons edge Nuggets 109-107 in Denver as Tobias Harris seals it at the line

    Detroit held off a late Denver push, winning 109-107 on Tuesday night as Tobias Harris hit two free throws with two seconds left. Cade Cunningham posted 22 points and 11 assists, while Jamal Murray’s late free-throw misses loomed large for the injury-hit Nuggets.

  6. Alcaraz powers into Australian Open semifinals after weathering De Minaur’s early surge

    Carlos Alcaraz moved within two wins of an Australian Open title after beating Alex de Minaur in straight sets in Melbourne. The match turned after a tight opening set, with Alcaraz raising his level to close out the contest quickly and end Australia’s singles hopes.

  7. Hornets rout 76ers 130-93 as game time shifts for Winter Storm Fern

    Brandon Miller scored 30 points and Charlotte’s starters all reached double figures as the Hornets overwhelmed the Philadelphia 76ers 130-93. The contest was moved to an earlier tipoff because of extreme weather linked to Winter Storm Fern, and Charlotte turned the game into a blowout by outscoring Philadelphia by 44 points across the second and third quarters.

  8. Hornets roll past 76ers 130-93 in game moved up due to Winter Storm Fern

    Charlotte routed Philadelphia 130-93 behind a 30-point performance from Brandon Miller after the game’s start time was moved earlier because of extreme weather tied to Winter Storm Fern. The Hornets built a massive lead over the middle quarters and extended a rare winning streak in a season that has otherwise been uneven.

  9. Carlos Alcaraz powers into Australian Open semifinals, two wins from career Grand Slam

    Top seed Carlos Alcaraz beat Alex de Minaur 7-5, 6-2, 6-1 on Jan. 27, 2026, moving into the Australian Open semifinals and staying on track for a historic career Grand Slam at age 22.

  10. Hornets rout 76ers 130-93 behind Brandon Miller’s 30 points as game time shifts due to winter storm

    The Charlotte Hornets overwhelmed the Philadelphia 76ers 130-93 in a game moved earlier because of extreme weather. Brandon Miller scored 30 as Charlotte built a 50-point lead and outscored Philadelphia 81-37 across the middle quarters, marking a dominant home win amid winter-storm disruptions.

  11. Timberwolves and Warriors return to court amid Minneapolis grief after shooting; game played in somber mood

    The Timberwolves and Warriors played in Minneapolis after a one-day postponement tied to community safety concerns following the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Alex Pretti by a federal officer. Coaches and players described the arena atmosphere as heavy and distracted, reflecting a city grappling with protests and grief.

  12. Australian Open Day 9: Shelton outlasts Ruud, Swiatek rolls, Sinner advances as quarterfinals take shape

    Day 9 at the Australian Open delivered a series of high-profile wins with few surprises. Ben Shelton rallied past Casper Ruud, Iga Swiatek eased through her match, and Jannik Sinner advanced, setting the stage for marquee quarterfinal matchups in Melbourne.