Coco Gauff and Iga Swiatek’s tennis rivalry is one-sided. It’s only just the beginning
PARIS — Coco Gauff does not appear to have a ton of major problems in her life.
Alexander: Lakers’ seemingly sudden pivot to Dan Hurley raises questions
So, was Rob Pelinka, through the traditional sources close to the situation, pulling the ol’ okey-doke on all of us the last few weeks? Promise ’em a podcaster — albeit an ex-player with analytic chops but no coaching experience beyond grade-school kids — and then turn around and hire an actual championship coach?
Former UH standout rejoining basketball team as assistant coach
A former standout forward is rejoining the University of Hawaii basketball team as a full-time assistant coach.
U.S. junior golf: Broderson wins local qualifier
KAILUA-KONA — Some of the top youth golfers from across the globe gathered Wednesday at Makani Golf Club for the 76th U.S. Junior Amateur and the 75th U.S. Girls’ Junior Amateur qualifiers, but one local boy made headlines over the rest of the field.
U.S. stuns Pakistan in Super Over to seal famous win
The United States beat Pakistan in a Super Over in Dallas on Thursday to achieve one of the biggest upsets in Twenty20 World Cup history and secure their second win of the tournament.
Porzingis’ return lifts Celtics to Game 1 blowout
BOSTON — Kristaps Porzingis returned to action Thursday night, and he did so without any limit on his playing time.
Larry Allen, dominant NFL lineman, dies at 52
Larry Allen, a road grader of a guard and tackle for the Dallas Cowboys who, leveraging seemingly superhuman strength, cleared a path to a Super Bowl victory in 1996 and tallied 11 Pro Bowl selections, earning consideration as one of the greatest offensive linemen in National Football League history, died Sunday in Mexico. He was 52.
High-tech safeguards facilitated MLB’s wagering crackdown
When MLB permanently banned San Diego Padres infielder Tucupita Marcano on Tuesday, the particulars of his wrongdoing were laid out in specific detail: 387 bets placed at legal sportsbooks, 231 wagers related to MLB and 25 on the Pittsburgh Pirates, his employer at the time. He was accused of betting more than $150,000 on baseball.
Sabalenka, Rybakina crash out on day of upsets at French Open
PARIS — The script was ripped up at the French Open on Wednesday as ailing second seed Aryna Sabalenka and off-colour fourth seed Elena Rybakina were sent tumbling out in the quarter-finals before Alexander Zverev restored some normality.
UH QB Schager a counselor at Manning Passing Academy
The student will become the instructor.
Colts center on Goodell’s wish for 18 games: ‘Put on a helmet for 18 of those games, then come talk to me’
INDIANAPOLIS — Ryan Kelly isn’t a fan of the NFL potentially moving to an 18-game regular season. The Colts’ center and longest-tenured player, who is a vice president on the NFLPA’s executive committee, sounded off Wednesday on the possibility of the league adding another game to its regular-season calendar.
Who will win NBA Finals? Writers from Dallas, Boston make their predictions
Ahead of the NBA Finals between the Dallas Mavericks and the Boston Celtics, columnists and beat writers from The Dallas Morning News and The Boston Globe collaborated to answer several questions and predict an outcome for the series, which starts Thursday in Boston.
Yamasaki, Cook, Soto garner Academic All-District Team honors
GREENWOOD, Indianapolis – Hawai’i Hilo Baseball’s James Yamasaki, Mason Cook and Arthur Soto garnered Academic All-District Team honors as selected and announced Tuesday by the College Sports Communicators.
MLB bans Padres’ Tucupita Marcano permanently for betting on baseball
For the first time since Pete Rose was kicked out in 1989, a Major League Baseball player has been banned for life for betting on his team’s games.
Celtics’ Kristaps Porziņģis expected to return for Game 1 of NBA Finals vs. Mavericks: Sources
Boston Celtics center Kristaps Porziņģis is expected to return to action for Game 1 of the NBA Finals against the Dallas Mavericks, barring a setback, league sources said Tuesday. Porziņģis completed multiple scrimmages in recent days, those sources said.
Tsai: Wilson ‘excited’ for recognition of stars like his dad
Artie Wilson was an all-star shortstop in the Negro Leagues. The best players you’ve never watched in person are finally a visible part of Major League Baseball history.
Novak Djokovic’s knee injury and French Open withdrawal: What it means
The news that Novak Djokovic has withdrawn from the French Open with a torn meniscus was one of those moments at Roland Garros where the gasps were audible.
Tua Tagovailoa ‘not blind’ to QB contracts as talks with Dolphins progress
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is in the midst of contract negotiations with the franchise and has certainly taken notice of the recent deals other quarterbacks are landing.
HCRA: Puna Canoe Club collects 13 medals in Hilo
HILO — Moku O Hawai‘i Ourigger Canoe Racing Association hosted its third long-distance meet of the 2024 season on Saturday in Hilo Bayfront. Exactly 461 paddlers competed, with 233 of them being keiki. Michael O’Shaughnessy was the event’s oldest participant at 79 years old, while Stone Schaber was the youngest at age 9. The event was sponsored by Hui Wa‘a ‘O Waiakea.
Kyrie Irving: ‘Wasn’t my best self’ during Celtics tenure, ‘looking forward’ to NBA Finals in Boston
DALLAS — As he prepares to return to the arena where he once vowed to have his jersey retired in the rafters, Kyrie Irving said he wasn’t his best self during his two seasons playing for the Boston Celtics.