New England Patriots rookie Will Campbell is engaged to Ashlynn Nussmeier, daughter of Saints OC Doug Nussmeier and sister of LSU quarterback Garrett Nussmeier.

The Cubs are on a slide amidst a roller-coaster season, and they lost another pitcher to the IL on Sunday

The Enhanced Games are being held Sunday, May 24, in Las Vegas over Memorial Day weekend. There will be events held in swimming, track and weightlifting, as well as a strongman exhibition.The event has sparked plenty of controversy among athletes, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). The Enhanced Games can be streamed through the Roku Sports Channel. The companies announced the deal on May 11, and the stream will start at 9 p.m. ET.The Enhanced Games opening events will begin at 6:30 p.m. ET and will stream on the companys YouTube, Rumble, Twitch and Kick accounts.Here is the complete event-by-event schedule:(all times Pacific; times subject to change)3:35: Womens snatch competition3:54 Mens snatch competition4:22: Mens 50m backstroke4:34: Mens 50m breaststroke4:43: Womens clean and jerk competition5:08 Mens clean and jerk competition5:30: Alan Walker performance6:03: Mens snatch competition6:21: Womens 100m sprint race (heat 1)6:39: Mens 100m free race6:51: Mens 100m sprint race (heat 1)7:04: Womens 50m free race7:15: Mens clean and jerk competition7:41: Mens 50m fly race7:55 Deadlift liftoff (segment 1)8:03: Mens 100m breaststroke8:13: Deadlift liftoff (segment 2)8:20: Womens 100m sprint race8:31: Deadlift liftoff (segment 3)8:43: Womens 100m sprint race8:56: Mens 100m fly race9:11: Mens 100m sprint race9:25: Mens 50m free race9:53 Closing ceremony10:30: Killers concert

Wyndham Clark shot 11-under 60 to win the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, overtaking Si Woo Kim by three strokes and pulling away from defending champion Scottie Scheffler.

A Gatineau group has launched a petition after the NHL wouldnt let the Canadiens game be broadcast at the Slush Puppie Centre in Gatineau because the arena overlaps with the Ottawa Senators territory.

You cant blame St George Illawarra fans for booing after another ugly loss to the Warriors.

The 24-year-old had looked like he was in position to win when he passed race leader Marcus Armstrong off the final restart with one lap to go. Instead, he was left heartbroken.

Max Verstappen has sensationally threatened to quit Formula One at the end of the season if planned changes to the sport's controversial engine regulations are blocked.The reigning world champion issued the stark warning amid growing tension between teams and manufacturers over the future direction of Formula One's power units.Verstappen has been one of the most vocal critics of the new engines introduced this year, with drivers repeatedly complaining that excessive energy management has made it impossible to consistently drive at full speed.The current system features a near 50-50 split between internal combustion and electric power, forcing drivers into unusual driving techniques designed to conserve battery deployment throughout laps.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SaySpeaking during the Canadian Grand Prix weekend, Verstappen admitted he could walk away from the sport entirely if proposed changes fail to go through."If it stays like this, it's going to be a long year next year, which I don't want," Verstappen said."It's just mentally not doable for me to stay like this. It's really not."The Dutchman also made clear that retirement would likely be permanent."There's a lot of other fun things out there," he added.The FIA announced earlier this month that an agreement had been reached in principle to alter the regulations and reduce the need for constant energy harvesting.Under the proposed changes, the balance between combustion and electric power would shift to roughly 60-40 in favour of the traditional engine, helping drivers attack corners and straights more naturally.Verstappen strongly supports the proposal and believes it would improve the racing spectacle dramatically.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Rico Verhoeven makes big announcement after controversial defeat to Oleksandr UsykTyson Fury and Zlatan Ibrahimovic set to buy football club with Netflix twistCristian Romero makes remarkable U-turn ahead of crunch Tottenham and Everton clash"It will make the product better, so that means that I'm happier," he explained."And that's what I want. To be able to continue and perform well."Red Bull Racing and Mercedes are reportedly backing the changes.However, resistance has emerged from rival manufacturers.Audi are believed to have concerns over costs, while Ferrari are reportedly reluctant to lose what they see as a potential development advantage under the existing rules.Negotiations have continued throughout the Canadian Grand Prix weekend, with Formula One chiefs still optimistic a compromise can be reached.Verstappen urged the FIA to force the issue through if necessary."Some people at the moment that maybe have a bit of an advantage will try to be difficult about it," he said."But if the FIA is strong, and also from the F1 side, they just need to do it."Andrea Stella, the team principal of McLaren, also backed the proposed overhaul."The proposal that was put forward by the FIA will make Formula One better," Stella said."This is a general interest that should prevail over particular interests."Drivers have grown increasingly frustrated by a system that often rewards delaying acceleration out of corners in order to save electrical energy for straights later in the lap.Stella admitted the current style of racing has become deeply unnatural."This is something that we want to cure," he said.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

Novak Djokovic shows signs of rust as he is forced to fight back from a set down to beat Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard in the first round of the French Open.

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