Thanks for all of your comments on the personalized sports feed we’ve been trying out on weekends. We’ve gotten so much positive feedback that people are now seeing more stories about their favorite sports, teams and players. The response has been so strong that we are rolling out the personalized sports feed for the whole week, starting tomorrow. As always, your feedback is welcome. And nothing has changed about our journalism. The stories are still written and edited by AP journalists. The technology is only customizing your newsletter based on your interests. And you can always get all of our sports coverage through our website and app.
|
Iran’s place at the men’s World Cup in three months’ time was put in doubt Monday amid an escalating Middle East conflict sparked by the soccer tournament's co-host the United States. Read More. |
Michael Jordan calls Denny Hamlin the “mastermind” behind their 23XI NASCAR racing team. Hamlin calls their co-ownership a “perfect partnership.” Read More. |
Colorado quarterback Dominiq Ponder died early Sunday morning in a single-car crash, police said. He was 23. Read More. |
Former U.S. Open tennis champion Daniil Medvedev has indicated he's one of what the ATP Tour calls “a small number of players and team members” it is trying to help leave Dubai as the war in the Middle East causes a widespread travel shutdown. Read More. |
Zhuri James stood with her back to the basket at the free-throw line and heaved an over-the-head shot that banked in after several previous attempts. Read More. |
South Carolina coach Dawn Staley said on social media Saturday that the school is working to try and help a few former players return home from Israel where they are playing professionally. Read More. |
Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Lewis Hamilton are among the sports stars whose schedules are in doubt because of the spreading war in the Middle East. Read More. |
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has raised the prospect of red cards being shown to players who cover their mouths when confronting opponents. Read More. |
