Inter Milan secured their second Serie A title in four seasons with a 2-1 victory over AC Milan at San Siro. Goals from Francesco Acerbi and Marcus Thuram sealed the win, despite a late goal from Fikayo Tomori. The victory gives Inter a 17-point lead over AC Milan with five games to spare. Elsewhere, Bologna boosted their Champions League qualification hopes with a 3-1 win over Roma, while Sevilla claimed a 2-1 home victory over Mallorca in LaLiga.
South Australian footy player Sam May, 24, has been placed in an induced coma after suffering serious injuries on Sunday night. May was found injured in Port Lincoln at around 9 am on Monday, after being separated from his West Adelaide teammates on a night they were celebrating their first win of the season. He was treated at Port Lincoln Hospital before being flown to Royal Adelaide, where he remains in a fight for his life in the ICU. May’s family and the West Adelaide Football Club have expressed their gratitude for the love and support they have received during this difficult time.
New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone expressed his frustration and embarrassment following his first-inning ejection during Monday’s home loss to the Oakland Athletics. Boone plans to follow up with MLB regarding the controversial decision made by home plate umpire Hunter Wendelstedt. The incident occurred after Boone questioned whether A’s leadoff hitter Esteury Ruiz checked his swing. Wendelstedt responded by immediately ejecting Boone, prompting the manager’s disbelief. Boone maintains that the ejection was unjust and intends to pursue further action.
Robert Kraft, a prominent alumnus and benefactor of Columbia University, has withdrawn his support due to the university’s inability to address the growing anti-Semitism on campus. Protests by students demanding the university cut ties with Israel have turned violent, prompting Kraft to express concerns about the safety of students and staff.
The Denver Broncos face a complex draft situation at No. 12, balancing the need for top-end talent with a roster lacking depth. Despite the acquisition of Russell Wilson, the Broncos still lack young, cost-effective playmakers. Experts suggest trading down to acquire multiple picks, while others advocate for selecting a quarterback to avoid repeating past disappointments. Potential options include Michael Penix Jr., Brock Bowers, and Bo Nix, depending on trade scenarios and the Broncos’ risk tolerance.
Former Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan has announced his retirement after 15 seasons in the NFL. Ryan, who spent all but one season of his career with the Falcons, announced his decision Monday at the team’s training complex. During his time in Atlanta, Ryan led the Falcons to three division titles, six playoff appearances, and the NFC Championship game in 2012. He won the league MVP award in 2016 and is ranked seventh in NFL history for passing yards and ninth in career TD passes.
Ozzie Albies of the Atlanta Braves has begun swinging a bat and could return from the 10-day injured list when first eligible on Friday. Albies suffered a fractured right toe when he was hit by a pitch a week ago. Luis Guillorme and David Fletcher have been handling second base duties for Atlanta in the All-Star’s absence.
The Pittsburgh Steelers may consider adding another quarterback in the 2024 NFL Draft, despite having three quarterbacks on one-year deals. General Manager Omar Khan said that while it is unlikely to happen in the first round, they will explore the possibility if there is an opportunity to improve the quarterback room. The Steelers have signed Kenny Pickett, traded for Mitchell Trubisky, and added veteran Chris Oladokun this offseason, but all three are only signed through the 2024 season.
Atlanta Falcons legend Matt Ryan has officially ruled out joining the coaching staff after announcing his retirement on Monday. Despite a popular fan proposal, Ryan made it clear he has no intention of pursuing a coaching career, emphasizing his certainty in his decision. The former quarterback has transitioned into a successful broadcasting role with CBS Sports and will continue in that capacity for the foreseeable future. Fans may have hoped for a return to the sidelines, but Ryan’s aspirations lie in the broadcast booth, where he showcases the same passion and dedication that defined his playing career.
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson has been linked to trade rumors, but NFL teams realize the high cost of acquiring him. With Jefferson entering the final year of his rookie contract and due to become a free agent in 2025, his next deal is expected to be record-breaking, costing the Vikings potentially $34 million per season. Additionally, the compensation demanded by the Vikings, including multiple first-round draft picks, further complicates any potential trade. Despite Jefferson’s talent, only a few teams can afford both his acquisition cost and his new contract, making a move highly unlikely.
