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The former Seahawks star finishes his career with 353 touchdown passes and will join The NFL Today on CBS Sports as an analyst this fall. By Okla Jones · Updated June 4, 2026 Russell Wilson is stepping away from professional football. The longtime NFL quarterback announced Wednesday that he is retiring after 14 seasons and will begin a career […]

By C. Isaiah Smalls II The Miami Dolphins officially signed offensive lineman Kadyn Proctor, the team announced late Wednesday. This comes a little under 24 hours after the team broadcasted the signings of 10 out of their 13 picks. That leaves just cornerback Chris Johnson and tight end Seydou Traore, selected in the first and fourth

By Michelle Kaufman and Jacqueline Charles The Haitian national team, which reached the World Cup for the first time in 52 years despite gang violence preventing a single home qualifying match, finally got the exuberant home crowd it so craved on Tuesday night in Fort Lauderdale. More than 16,000 proud Haitian fans decked head to toe in red

By  ANDREW DAMPF PARIS (AP) — Serena Williams is coming back to professional tennis at the age of 44, returning to the sport she dominated for two decades before famously “evolving” away from the daily grind of competition. First up for the 23-time Grand Slam singles champion is the doubles tournament at Queen’s Club. But Wimbledon and the U.S. Open

By Devoun Cetoute and Jacqueline Charles Miami-Dade’s Saturday rain showers could not damper the spirit and energy of dozens of Haitians, Haitian Americans and soccer fans crowded together waving flags, beaming expectantly at North Miami’s Moca Plaza to meet players on the Haitian National Football Team. “I’ve listened and read about Haiti being in the World Cup in

By Rafael Nam FIFA President Gianni Infantino has had an answer when asked about the sky-high ticket prices for this summer’s World Cup: They are simply adapting to the North American market. That’s the justification FIFA has used to sharply increase ticket prices for the World Cup taking place in the United States, Mexico and Canada this

WLRN Public Media | By Wilkine Brutus After decades of rooting for soccer powerhouse Brazil, many Haitian fans now face mixed loyalties as Haiti’s national team heads to its first World Cup in 52 years — where they will face the five-time world champions themselves. It’s a moment that resonates beyond the sport. At a time of chaos,

Osaka addressed backlash explaining that her experiences growing up in tennis shaped her beliefs about creating community spaces for Black athletes by Sidnee Michelle Douyon Naomi Osaka is standing by her decision to host a private gathering celebrating Black tennis players during the French Open, responding publicly after criticism surfaced online over the event’s focus on race and representation, Boardroom reports. The

By Michelle Kaufman Duke Lecroix has never set foot in Haiti, but every time the 32-year-old New Jersey-born defender pulls that blue-and-red national team shirt over his head, his heart swells with pride and he vows to bring joy to the soccer-loving people of the impoverished island ravaged by gang violence and political instability. When Haiti’s

By Blake Silverman Sports Illustrated Once upon a time, the Knicks trailed in a series this postseason. That was after Game 3 of New York’s first-round series against the Hawks where Atlanta took a 2–1 lead when CJ McCollum played spoiler to a late comeback from the Knicks. At that point, it looked like the Knicks may