Today’s sports broadcast highlights Saturday’s Television • Soccer: SPFL: Heart of Midlothian at Celtic, 6 a.m., CBSSN (274) • Tennis: ATP/WTA Madrid Open, 6:30 a.m., Tennis (277) • Golf: DP World Tour Betfred British Masters, 7 a.m., GOLF (27) • Soccer: EPL: Wolverhampton at Chelsea, 9 a.m., USA (52) • College lacrosse: Metro Atlantic Tournament championship: Manhattan vs. St.
Two days after he went undrafted in the NFL Draft, former Clemson standout Justyn Ross signed a rookie free agent contract with the Kansas City Chiefs. As a true freshman wideout standing at 6-foot-3, Ross led the ACC in yards after catch in 2018.
WICHITA, Kan. — Wichita State fired athletic director Darron Boatright on Wednesday amid growing criticism over the university’s inability to compete in the new market of name, image and likeness payments to athletes.
SEATTLE — For many years, the Seattle Sounders talked of wanting to be the first team from Major League Soccer to be crowned the club champions of CONCACAF, only to stumble along the way to accomplishing their goal.
Federal auditors investigating Phil Mickelson’s role in an insider trading scheme found his gambling losses totaled more than $40 million from 2010 to 2014, according to an excerpt from Alan Shipnuck’s forthcoming biography.
NEW YORK — Kelsie Whitmore relieved for the Staten Island FerryHawks with the bases loaded and retired former major leaguer Ryan Jackson on Wednesday, becoming the first woman to pitch in the independent Atlantic League.
(Schedules subject to change) FRIDAY, MAY 6 HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL 4 p.m. — Blue Springs at Blue Springs South 4 p.m.
Cole Gibler had a special way of thanking his Blue Springs High School teammates for some offensive support on a wet and rainy Wednesday afternoon. The lefty allowed just one unearned run over five innings and struck out eight in a 4-1 Suburban Big Eight victory over visiting Lee’s Summit West.
The William Chrisman pitching staff had allowed 30 runs in a pair of consecutive conference losses. Kona Hudson changed that narrative on Wednesday.
METAIRIE, La. — Tyrann Mathieu longed for another chance to play for the Louisiana football fans that he thrilled as a college star at LSU.