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Legendary ESPN college basketball announcer Dick Vitale announced on Monday that he has been diagnosed with cancer for a fifth time. Vitale made the announcement via a statement shared by ESPN. Today, my oncologist, Dr. Brown, informed me that my biopsy results have confirmed a diagnosis of melanoma in my lung and liver cavity, Vitale said, per the statement. I will be starting immunotherapy shortly and plan on winning this battle.Vitale, 86, initially announced last week that imaging had revealed abnormalities that prompted his doctors to conduct biopsies. Like countless others, each time I go for any kind of test I am a nervous wreck, Vitale said vis a statement shared on April 8. The latest example is my scans last week. The anxiousness you feel about the uncertainty is off the charts. You just never know whats next, and it can be surprising or scary.Just leaving hospital after Biopsy / now anesthesia has worn off. Hope & pray for good results as they did study of my lungs where spots showed in Pet Scan & MRIs ! pic.twitter.com/CwllVW1cZ1 Dick Vitale (@DickieV) April 10, 2026Vitales previous battles with cancerVitale has previously been diagnosed with cancer four times. Hes recovered and been declared cancer-free each time. Vitale has openly shared his diagnoses and journeys battling cancer with the public. Through his diagnoses, Vitale raised awareness for cancer research and said on Monday that those efforts have helped raise $105 million for pediatric cancer research. He hopes to raise another $12 million by May 1.Vitale was initially diagnosed with melanoma in 2021 and revealed months later that he had also been diagnosed with lymphoma. After being declared cancer-free, Vitale revealed in 2023 that hed been diagnosed with cancer in his vocal cords. In 2024, he revealed that hed also been diagnosed with lymph node cancer. He had surgery to remove cancerous lymph nodes days later. Vitales return to the broadcast boothIn January 2025, Vitale announced that his doctors had again declared him as cancer-free and cleared him to return to calling games. He returned to the broadcast booth in a limited role during the college basketball season, calling several high-profile games for ESPN and Turner Sports. He called a matchup between Indiana and Kentucky in December on ESPN alongside Charles Barkley, then called a First Four matchup between Texas and NC State last month, again with Barkley. He also worked various games throughout the season for ESPN.In his announcement Monday, Vitale expressed confidence that hell beat cancer yet again.Ive beaten melanoma. Ive beaten lymphoma. Ive beaten vocal cord cancer. Ive beaten lymph node cancer. Im four for four and Im fully confident Im going to make it five for five.

Luka Doncic is returning to L.A. on Friday from Spain, where he received multiple injections for his Grade 2 left hamstring strain.

Former Toronto Maple Leafs general manager Brad Treliving and Pittsburgh Penguins assistant GM Jason Spezza will lead Canada's management team at the world hockey championship next month, Hockey Canada announced Monday.

Fifteen-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi fell for a golden duck in a rare IPL flop as his team Rajasthan Royals went down to Sunrisers Hyderabad by 57 runs as two debutants Praful Hinge and Sakib Hussain shined on Monday.

Roy Keane has sent a warning to Arsenal and highlighted what they must do to make sure they win the Premier League this season.

The Iranian government has confiscated all assets belonging to Zahra Ghanbari, captain of the national women's football team, despite previously guaranteeing she would not face repercussions for returning home.Ghanbari, who has earned 22 caps for her country, was among 400 Iranian citizens placed on an official "supporters of the enemy" list by the Islamic Republic this weekend.When the footballer travelled back to Iran, state media portrayed her decision as patriotic, with the official IRNA news agency describing her as "returning to the embrace of the homeland."Iranian authorities had given assurances to the international community that neither Ghanbari nor her teammates would be penalised.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe asset seizure directly contradicts those pledges.The controversy stems from events at the Asia Cup in late February, when Iran's women's squad arrived in Australia shortly before US and Israeli military strikes killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.On March 2, the players stood in silence as their national anthem played ahead of a fixture with South Korea.This wordless act of defiance prompted Iranian media to brand the team "wartime traitors."One player reportedly received a voice message from her mother warning: "Don't come [back to Iran] they'll kill you."A separate communication, smuggled out of Iran by a player's family, urged the squad: "You need to stay."Australia offered the squad asylum amid fears they would face persecution upon returning home.US President Donald Trump was among world leaders who intervened, warning the players "will most likely be killed" if permitted to go back to Iran.LATEST SPORT NEWSEx-Chelsea star U-turns after 'new information' emerges in row which left stepdaughter in tearsEFL star announces he is expecting a baby with his manager's daughterRugby match delayed after a 'bomb' discovered as disposal experts rushed to the sceneGhanbari and six teammates initially accepted humanitarian visas from the Australian government, only to reverse their decisions within days.Reports indicate threats directed at the players' families back in Iran influenced their choices.Four additional squad members have since returned to their homelands, leaving only two players in Australia.Those who stayed have joined Brisbane Roar, including Fatemeh Pasandideh and Atefeh Ramezanisadeh, who now call Australia home following the dramatic events surrounding the tournament.The crackdown extends well beyond athletes, with the regime primarily targeting individuals connected to two Persian-language media organisations, Iran International and Manoto.Both outlets gained significant audiences through their coverage of the "Woman, Life, Freedom" protests in 2023 and nationwide demonstrations earlier this year.The Islamic Republic accused Iran International of links to Israel, though the London and Washington-based agency is owned by Volant Media and holds a UK broadcasting licence through Global Media.Other prominent names on the list include actor Hamid Farokhnezhad, singers Ashkan Khatibi and Mazyar Fallahi, television presenter Parastoo Salehi, and former footballer Mohammad Ali Karimi.Asset seizures encompass bank accounts alongside movable and immovable property, with occupants typically evicted from confiscated homes before properties are auctioned or repurposed by authorities.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez is sent off after 56 minutes for pulling the hair of Leeds United striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin at Old Trafford.

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