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NBA: LeBron James scores first triple-double of season to move close to all-time scoring record

1Feb

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NBA: LeBron James scores first triple-double of season to move close to all-time scoring record

LeBron James moved closer to breaking the NBA's all-time scoring record as he produced his first triple-double of the season in the Los Angeles Lakers' 129-123 win over the New York Knicks. The 38-year-old is just 89 points shy of breaking the record of 38,387 points held by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. James made 28 points, 11 assists and 10 rebounds in the Lakers' overtime win. He is now fourth on the NBA's assists list with 10,338, still way behind all-time leader John Stockton's 15,806. Victory ended the Lakers' two-game losing streak, while the Knicks - led by Jalen Brunson on a game-high 37 points - have lost six of their last eight games. While James got his first, Nikola Jokic made his NBA-leading 16th triple-double of the season as the Denver Nuggets beat the New Orleans Pe...

2023 March Madness: Men’s NCAA tournament schedule, dates, times

30Jan

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Basketball

2023 March Madness: Men’s NCAA tournament schedule, dates, times

The 2023 men's NCAA tournament for March Madness starts with First Four games in Dayton, Ohio and continues through to the 2023 Final Four in Houston. The complete men's 2023 March Madness tournament schedule dates and locations are below. First, the TL/DR version: Selection Sunday: Sunday, March 12 First Four: March 14-15 First round: March 16-17 Second round: March 18-19 Sweet 16: March 23-24 Elite Eight: March 25-26 Final Four: April 1 NCAA championship game: April 3 Here is the schedule for the 2023 men's tournament: 2023 DATES ROUND CITY, STATE VENUE March 14-15 First Four Dayton, OH UD Arena March 16 & 18 First/Second Rounds Birmingham, AL Legacy Arena March 16 & 18 First/Second Rounds Des Moines, IA...

Beterbiev wins by TKO against Yarde and retains his three belts

29Jan

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Boxing

Beterbiev wins by TKO against Yarde and retains his three belts

Russian-born Montrealer Artur Beterbiev retains his three light-heavyweight world championship belts thanks to a knockout victory. technique in the 8th round against Briton Anthony Yarde. Beterbiev thus earned a 19th victory in 19 professional fights, and once again he did it before the limit. Which isn't to say that Yarde (23-3-0 - 22 KOs) was easy prey for the 38-year-old pugilist. Yarde showed he could be a solid taker, especially on the second, fourth and seventh bouts. He also had some good moments, including during the fifth round, to the delight of his supporters. Yarde visited the mat in the eighth round, however, and shortly after he got up, his cornermen threw in the towel at 2:01 of the round. Beterbiev was defending his International Boxing Federation (IBF), Wo...