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Jamal CollierMar 7, 2026, 12:28 AM ET Close Jamal Collier is an NBA reporter at ESPN. Collier covers the Milwaukee Bucks, Chicago Bulls and the Midwest region of the NBA, including stories such as Minnesota’s iconic jersey swap between Anthony Edwards and Justin Jefferson. He has been at ESPN since Sept. 2021 and previously covered the Bulls for the Chicago Tribune. You can reach out to Jamal on Twitter @JamalCollier or via email Jamal.Collier@espn.com. Multiple Authors BOSTON — Celtics luminary Jayson Tatum characterized his comeback to the hardwood on Friday evening as merely one phase in his recuperation from a…

Michael C. WrightMar 7, 2026, 02:48 AM ET Close Began working for ESPN in 2010 Previously reported on the Bears for ESPN.com Participated in collegiate football at West Texas A&M Various Contributors SAN ANTONIO — A palpable elation resonated within the team’s changing room, located a short distance behind Spurs coach Mitch Johnson, as he spoke to journalists following their 116-112 triumph over the LA Clippers on Friday. On the second consecutive night of play, San Antonio had just surmounted a 25-point deficit, marking the squad’s second-greatest comeback in the play-by-play chronology (since 1997-98). This achievement elevated their standing since…

The United Kingdom has for the first time disclosed that it is managing a network of military upkeep centers within Ukraine. These facilities are designed to mend combat-affected equipment and return it to Ukrainian forces with greater speed, according to the Ministry of Defence. As per the administration, four locations are already active, and a fifth is envisioned. These centers operate under MOD agreements with UK companies, engaging both British and Ukrainian personnel. Their purpose is to restore armored carriers, artillery systems, and other gear utilized by Ukrainian forces. The sites service equipment comprising UK-provided CVR-T armored vehicles, Husky logistical…

ATHENS, Ohio — Miami (Ohio) concluded the regular season as the sole undefeated squad in Division I men’s hoops, attributed to Eian Elmer achieving a personal-best 32 points and securing 12 rebounds during a hard-fought 110-108 extra-period triumph against Ohio on Friday evening. Peter Suder netted five of his total 13 points in overtime for Miami (31-0, 18-0 Mid-American), making them the third team in Division I annals to commence a conference championship event with a 31-0 record, aligning with the achievements of 2013-14 Wichita State and 2014-15 Kentucky, as reported by ESPN Research. Editor’s Picks Trey Perry contributed 21…

Andrea AdelsonMar 6, 2026, 09:36 PM ET Close ACC correspondent. Began working for ESPN.com in 2010. Alumna of the University of Florida. Several Writers GREENVILLE, S.C. — Vanderbilt’s head coach, Shea Ralph, was expelled during an 89-78 defeat to Ole Miss in the quarterfinal round of the SEC women’s basketball championship on Friday evening, likely extinguishing the Commodores’ remote prospects for a top seed in the NCAA tournament. Ole Miss perplexed the fifth-ranked Commodores defensively from the outset of the match, disconcerting and vexing SEC Player of the Year Mikayla Blakes along with her colleagues through the initial three periods…

The familiar standout athletes you’re accustomed to are present, yet they’re now accompanied by new colleagues and sporting novel attire in the World Baseball Classic. Editorial Choices A Single Related Entry Among the more captivating aspects of the Classic are the individuals found in the dugouts — locations where customary league adversaries, such as Aaron Judge and Gunnar Henderson or Julio Rodriguez and Ketel Marte, will participate as fellow squad members. Novel team compositions do not inherently imply an absence of rapport, however, a fact underscored by the splendid jubilees and mutual acknowledgments furnished by the 2026 Classic. Our coverage…

At last, some truly positive tidings regarding crude costs. The United States intends to provide substantial assistance to underwrite and co-insure, essentially pledging to secure, the worth of petroleum shipments traversing the Strait of Hormuz. The swifter and safer the transit of these vessels through the waterway, the more rapidly crude prices will reach their zenith and subsequently recede. A fleet of 120 tankers remains anchored within Persian Gulf harbors, situated near the strait’s entrance, immobilized due to the fact that Lloyds of London and various other co-insurers have reneged on their agreements and inflated insurance premiums by 50 to…

Kalshi co-founder Tarek Mansour expressed on ‘The Claman Countdown’ that the firm endeavors to provide individuals with what they seek. Kalshi is confronting a $54 million class-action legal challenge after traders alleged the prediction platform triggered a “death carveout” provision to avoid settling wagers linked to the demise of Iran’s Supreme Leader, based on reports from Reuters. Proceedings were initiated against Kalshi in federal court on Thursday concerning agreements that queried whether Ayatollah Ali Khamenei would vacate his post prior to March 1, 2026, according to a class-action filing. Khamenei, aged 85, was killed Saturday amidst U.S.-Israeli bombardments that resulted…

On Friday, Nintendo initiated legal proceedings against the United States administration concerning its collection of tariffs from international enterprises. The prominent gaming company is seeking reimbursement for all duties it remitted as a result of President Donald Trump’s executive orders, which invoke the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). Lodged with the U.S. Court of International Trade, this legal action follows a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated the levies the president had enacted under IEEPA, asserting he surpassed his powers. Over a thousand additional firms have already sought restitution for the duties they remit; according to Nintendo’s legal filing, examined…

Greg WyshynskiMar 6, 2026, 03:41 PM ET Close Greg Wyshynski is ESPN’s senior NHL writer. Multiple Authors The New York Islanders secured the services of St. Louis Blues center Brayden Schenn ahead of Friday’s NHL transaction deadline. This move sees them adding a tenacious, experienced offensive contributor to bolster their drive for the playoffs. In exchange, the Islanders dispatched seasoned attacker Jonathan Drouin, a 2026 first-round selection, a third-round selection, and the 6-foot-7 Swedish goaltending prospect Marcus Gidlof to the Blues. This first-round pick had been obtained from the Colorado Avalanche during the previous season’s Brock Nelson deal. Schenn, aged…