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7+ min ago (119+ words) Scotland and Napoli midfielder faces a lengthy spell on the sidelines as he is set to undergo surgery on Monday (December 1). The current Serie A champions are yet to disclose the nature of Gilmour's injury or how long he will be sidelined. Gilmour, 24, has missed the past month for Napoli, with reports from Italy suggesting he has a serious groin problem. He was also forced to sit out of Scotland's recent World Cup qualifiers against Greece and Denmark as his country reached the tournament proper for the first time since 1998. A brief Napoli statement said: "Billy Gilmour will undergo surgery in London on Monday, accompanied by Gennaro De Luca from the club's medical staff."...

9+ min ago (429+ words) NEW YORK -- The Mets, one of Major League Baseball's first expansion teams, have since developed a long and rich history. Over six-plus decades, they have experienced some of the game's highest highs and lowest lows. There has been misery, for sure; few franchises can truly empathize with what's happened NEW YORK -- The Mets, one of Major League Baseball's first expansion teams, have since developed a long and rich history. Over six-plus decades, they have experienced some of the game's highest highs and lowest lows. There has been misery, for sure; few franchises can truly empathize with what's happened over more than half a century in Queens. About those highs, though -- there have also been lots of those. After some torturous self-debate, here are my picks for the Top 10 moments in Mets history: 5. Ventura's "grand-slam single'Some moments are memorable because of…...

9+ min ago (241+ words) NEW YORK -- The Mets, one of Major League Baseball's first expansion teams, have since developed a long and rich history. Over six-plus decades, they have experienced some of the game's highest highs and lowest lows. There has been misery, for sure; few franchises can truly empathize with what's happened NEW YORK -- The Mets, one of Major League Baseball's first expansion teams, have since developed a long and rich history. Over six-plus decades, they have experienced some of the game's highest highs and lowest lows. There has been misery, for sure; few franchises can truly empathize with what's happened over more than half a century in Queens. About those highs, though -- there have also been lots of those. After some torturous self-debate, here are my picks for the Top 10 moments in Mets history: 5. Ventura's "grand-slam single'Some moments are memorable because of…...

10+ min ago (341+ words) Ryan Helsley and the Baltimore Orioles have reportedly agreed to a two-year contract, according to ESPN's Jeff Passan. The deal is worth $28 million, according to The Athletic's Katie Woo, and features a player opt-out clause after the 2026 MLB season. The 31-year-old Helsley recorded 21 saves last season between his time with the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Mets. All 21 saves, however, came with the Cardinals before he was traded in July to the Mets. In New York, he pitched 20 innings in 22 games as a reliever with Edwin Diaz firmly entrenched in the closer's role. Helsley has pitched in seven seasons after being a fifth-round draft pick by the Cardinals in 2015 out of Northeastern State. Orioles president of baseball operations Mike Elias said during the annual GM Meetings in Las Vegas earlier this month that a reliever with closing experience was…...

10+ min ago (244+ words) Fans have seemingly pinpointed the moment that sparked a brouhaha between New York Mets teammates Francisco Lindor and Jeff McNeil. Lindor and McNeil reportedly had a verbal confrontation last season over a defensive lapse that occurred during a game on June 20 against the Philadephia Phillies. The confrontation, which never got physical, underscored some of the internal problems that doomed the Mets in the 2025 campaign (full details here). Over the weekend, a theory emerged from Jomboy Media about which play specifically might have sparked the reported confrontation. The account pointed the finger at a moment in the eighth inning of the Mets-Phillies game that day during which McNeil fielded a potential double-play ball but did not put enough mustard on the throw to Lindor at second base, giving a light underhanded toss instead. As a result, the Mets were unable to…...

10+ min ago (20+ words) Mark HeinzNovember 29, 2025 Andrew RossiNovember 29, 2025 David MadisonNovember 29, 2025 Amber SteinmetzNovember 28, 2025 Jackie DorothyNovember 28, 2025...

11+ min ago (20+ words) Mark HeinzNovember 29, 2025 Andrew RossiNovember 29, 2025 David MadisonNovember 29, 2025 Jackie DorothyNovember 28, 2025 Candy MoultonNovember 28, 2025...

13+ min ago (888+ words) CLEVELAND, Ohio " Emmanuel Clase, the Guardians" franchise leader in saves, was never far away from his phone. Day after day last season, he could be seen sitting in front of his locker scrolling or talking on it. So it was not surprising when federal prosecutors said that Clase called or texted bettors during games so he and his co-conspirators could cash in when he threw rigged pitches. Clase and teammate Luis Ortiz were charged in a 23-page indictment on Nov. 9 for conspiring with gamblers to rig pitches during games for their financial benefit. They each face 65 years in prison and a possible lifetime ban from baseball. It is a violation of MLB rules for uniformed and non-uniformed personnel to use electronic devices, including cellphones, in the clubhouse, on the field or in the vicinity of the field during games. Players…...

23+ min ago (40+ words) With versatility becoming a priority, the White Sox enter 2026 with a wide-open fight for its important utility spot. With versatility becoming a priority, the White Sox enter 2026 with a wide-open fight for its important utility spot....

24+ min ago (241+ words) Even Mike Brown admits it's a little early to be doing this kind of electioneering but, hey, he's the one who threw Jalen Brunson's name into the MVP conversation, and just in time for this to be the spark for this week's Open Mike discussion." Even Mike Brown admits it's a little early to be doing this kind of electioneering but, hey, he's the one who threw Jalen Brunson's name into the MVP conversation, and just in time for this to be the spark for this week's Open Mike discussion. Brunson has been terrific so far this year, averaging 28.6 points and 6.3 assists on 48.1 percent shooting, but it's still a long shot he'd ever get the nod over early clubhouse favorites Nikola Jokic, Luka Doncic or Giannis Antetokounmpo. But if he did, he would be the 46th MVP award collected among New…...