Jordi Fernandez has been appointed as the new head coach of the Brooklyn Nets, replacing interim coach Kevin Ollie. The 41-year-old Spaniard, who has previously worked as an assistant coach with the Cavaliers, Nuggets, and Canadian National Team, brings a wealth of experience to the role. The Nets hope that Fernandez can lead them back to the playoffs after they missed out last season with a 32-50 record.
Baby Ruth, the beloved candy bar, is once again teaming up with the legendary New York Yankees for the 2024 season. Fans can expect delicious treats and fun surprises, including the return of the fan-favorite Baby Ruth Milkshake and the availability of Baby Ruth candy bars throughout Yankee Stadium.
Oxford United have taken a significant step towards leaving their current home at the Kassam Stadium after reaching an agreement to lease land for a new ground. The club has been exploring plans to move to The Triangle in Kidlington, which would see the construction of a 16,000-seater stadium, a hotel, a restaurant, a conference centre, and a health and wellbeing space.
West Ham United are reportedly in discussions with Ruben Amorim, manager of Sporting Lisbon, regarding the possibility of him taking over as manager following the conclusion of the current season. With David Moyes’ contract expiring at the end of the campaign, the Hammers are exploring options for his potential replacement. Amorim, who has been linked to Liverpool as a possible successor to Jurgen Klopp, is said to be a top candidate, favored by technical director Tim Steidten. While Amorim is reportedly open to the position and has a release clause in his contract, he is taking his time in making a decision due to the substantial interest in his services. Other managers also under consideration include Julen Lopetegui, Paulo Fonseca, and Christophe Galtier.
Xavi is reportedly reconsidering his decision to leave Barcelona as coach, sparked by recent positive results and support from players and fans. The legendary midfielder is set to meet with club officials to discuss his future and potentially secure a marquee signing.
Ryan Garcia confirmed that he bet $2 million on himself to beat Devin Haney and ended up winning $12 million. Garcia’s upset victory over Haney earned him an estimated $50 million in total, including his purse and endorsements. The boxer is now considering a rematch with Haney or a fight with Conor Benn.
Scottie Scheffler continues his remarkable run on the PGA Tour, claiming the RBC Heritage tournament to extend his winning streak to three events. The victory at RBC vaults Scheffler into eighth place on the career winnings leaderboard, amassing over $16 million in his last five tournaments. Scheffler’s dominance has been unprecedented, making him the first golfer to win a tournament the week after winning the Masters in almost 40 years.
Manchester United legend Roy Keane has expressed concerns about Marcus Rashford’s on-pitch attitude, criticizing the winger’s lack of focus and effort, with just six Premier League matches remaining.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Levi Wallace is expected to join the Denver Broncos on a one-year deal, as reported by NFL insider Ian Rapoport. Wallace visited the Broncos on Monday, and the team is expected to sign him before the start of the 2024 NFL Draft on Thursday. Wallace opted to play for Broncos coach Vance Joseph despite receiving interest from other teams.
A tragic rally car accident in Sri Lanka claimed the lives of seven individuals, including an eight-year-old girl, during the Fox Hill Supercross race. The incident occurred when a car veered off the track and struck spectators, leaving 21 injured. While the cause of the crash remains under investigation, two drivers have been arrested. The race, organized by the Sri Lankan army and Sri Lanka Automobile Sports, was suspended after the accident. This was the first time the event had been held in five years due to restrictions and economic issues.
