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Brooklyn takes on Phoenix, aims to end 5-game slide

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Brooklyn Nets (12-32, 13th in the Eastern Conference) vs. Phoenix Suns (27-19, sixth in the Western Conference) Phoenix; Tuesday, 9 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Brooklyn is looking to stop its five-game slide with a win over Phoenix. The Suns are 14-6 in home games. Phoenix is fifth in the NBA with 13.0 offensive rebounds per game led by Mark Williams averaging 3.2 offensive boards. The Nets have gone 6-15 away from home. Brooklyn has a 1-2 record in games decided by less than 4 points. The Suns are...

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F1 teams test their all-new 2026 cars in private amid concerns they could breakdown

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Formula 1 starts a new era with the public and the media excluded from its private testing session in Spain starting Monday. F1 has an 11th team this year as Cadillac makes its debut, but only 10 will be in Spain after Williams hit delays getting its car ready. There won't be TV coverage, except brief clips from F1's own broadcaster, or official results from the five-day test this week, so it'll be hard to gauge who's got a head start on F1's new regulations.

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Mark Daigneault delivers hard truth about Thunder in loss to Raptors

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Updated Jan 26, 4:52 AM ET

OKLAHOMA CITY — After Mark Daigneault and the Oklahoma City Thunder lost by three to the Indiana Pacers, they followed it up with a two-point loss (103-101) to the Toronto Raptors at the Paycom Center. Daigneault watched the Thunder’s two-point lead turn into a four-point deficit in 33 seconds when Immanuel Quickley connected on back-to-back […] The post Mark Daigneault delivers hard truth about Thunder in loss to Raptors appeared first on ClutchPoints .

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Sinner takes heat out of the equation, advances to Australian Open quarterfinals

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Jannik Sinner may have felt lucky to survive the Australian Open third round but he rebounded quickly in a straight-sets win Monday over fellow Italian Luciano Darderi to reach the quarterfinals for a ninth consecutive Grand Slam event. The two-time defending champion struggled with the extreme heat and cramping in his Saturday afternoon win over No. 85-ranked Eliot Spizzirri, and only took control after the roof was closed in the third set. Sinner later admitted he got a bit lucky with the t...

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