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Opening Day for the 2022 MLB season has been delayed by seven days, for now.

Both Aaron Rodgers and Jimmy Garoppolo could be traded in the 2022 offseason.

Roman Reigns is the current Universal Champion.

Two-time UFC heavyweight champion Cain Velasquez has a net worth of $4 million.

Russian strike stirs symbolism at Kyiv Holocaust site

Ceasefire talks mooted after Russia shells Ukrainian cities

Fighting rages in Ukraine as Russian troops claim city

Ben Simmons won't likely suit up for the Nets as his team play is set to play against the 76ers.

DeAndre Jordan now hopes to join the Philadelphia Sixers following his release from the Lakers.

Russian invasion of Ukraine upends international relations

Manchester City have won the FA Cup six times.

Fans now have an answer to why Samoa Joe vacated the NXT Championship.

The Los Angeles Lakers are making minor moves, but their efforts may not be enough to improve their playoff hopes.

Russian athletes' participation at Paralympics under cloud of Ukraine invasion

Motives for Cain Velasquez's shooting remain under wraps, but rumors have since emerged.

Middlesbrough shock Spurs, Man City ease into FA Cup quarters

MLB season delayed after labor talks end in stalemate

In Texas, probes target parents of transgender minors

Amazon opens Luna video game streaming to anyone in US

There's very little chance that Tom Brady will play for a team other than the Buccaneers in 2022.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has undergone surgery this offseason.

The odds say Ja Morant and the Memphis Grizzlies are not among the top 2022 championship contenders.

There's still a chance for MLB to end the lockout and start the 2022 season on time.

Russia's sporting freeze grows over Ukraine invasion

Russia steps up attacks on Ukrainian cities

Manchester United are fourth in the 2021-22 Premier League table.

Roman Reigns has been the Universal Champion for over 500 days.

Deandre Ayton's future with the Phoenix Suns hangs in the balance and he knows it.

World Taekwondo, which governs international federations for the sport, is the latest to condemn Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying that Moscow's actions went against the sport's vision: "Peace is more precious than triumph."