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Yahoo Sports 3 minutes ago NHL Playoffs: Panthers knock off Rangers to reach 2nd straight Stanley Cup Final The Panthers will face either the Oilers or the Stars.
Each week, we go "Behind the Lens" with Getty Images to get the backstory on the best photographs in sports. This week's photos: David Ramos went to Nazaré, Portugal — home to the world's ...
In today's edition: Mookie moves to shortstop, Anthony Edwards throws down the dunk of the year, Ovechkin hits the 20-goal mark (again!), soccer's version of madness, and more.
Yahoo Sports is celebrating NFL Midway Point this week, and while it's inexact (we've almost completed eight weeks of an 18-week season, and no team has played over half their schedule yet), it's ...
As a sports writer, he has worked as the national columnist for Yahoo Sports and Yahoo.com, covering events around the world, including the NFL, college football, the NBA, NASCAR, MLB, NHL, mixed martial arts, men's and women's World Cups and the Olympics.
The end of an era: This is the final season of college football as we know it, with the 12-team playoff and new-look Power Four arriving in 2024. The goal is to create more high-stakes games, but ...
There was a time during the pandemic when live sports as we knew them ceased to exist (think: empty stadiums, cardboard cutouts, "bubbles"). Even when crowds began to trickle back, experts warned ...
Pat Forde is a sports journalist who is a national columnist for Sports Illustrated. He previously worked for ESPN, The Courier-Journal in Louisville, Kentucky, and Yahoo Sports.
