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The Raptors most dependable play comes via RJ Barrett. Samson Folk dives in to explain how and why RJ has made the leap.

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Lucas, we hardly knew yee

Double-header today! This morning we’re going to be taking a look at two players today, both relievers. First up: left-hander Easton Lucas.

How was he acquired?

The A’s acquired Lucas as the sole return piece for Japanese starter Shintaro Fujinami from the Baltimore Orioles. There was a lot of hype surrounding the foreigner joining the Athletics but instead ‘Fuji’ looked overmatched facing major league hitters for the first time. Читать дальше...

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle joined the rest of the Royal Family to mark Remembrance Day in 2018, but it was the Duchess of Sussex who made the front page of the papers

This year was certainly full of surprises – here’s our round-up of all the dramatic, juicy and devastating celeb gossip that left fans shocked during the course of 2024

Double XP and Weapon XP is live for players in Black Ops 6 and Warzone right now, and even though this festive period of enhanced level-ups is longer than the usual double XP weekend, there's still not long left to go.

I’ve been charting the NASA Land-Ocean Temperature Index data for many years, as charts can get across trends very clearly. I’ve updated the data to include 2024. It is reasonable to debate what is the best policy response to global warming. It is also reasonable to debate how significant a problem this will be in […]

His unprecedented post-White House pivot into positive actions for a better world in so many fields — including public health — revealed his distinctive genius.

Ange Postecoglou will be keeping his fingers crossed and hoping for the best as one of his defenders will be assessed over the coming days.... The post Tottenham face nervous wait on Destiny Udogie injury news appeared first on Spurs Web.

The Princess of the Black Throne is finally returning to the ring. It’s been eight months since Julia Hart last graced the squared circle on All Elite Wrestling (AEW), having dropped her TBS championship to Willow Nightingale back in April before disappearing from TV to undergo shoulder surgery. Hart makes her much-anticipated return to in-ring […]

An avid Vicks VapoRub user just found out she's been applying the ointment improperly. And the consequences of her misuse have the potential to be severe.

He attempted pragmatism at a time when we could afford it. What now?

Jimmy Carter, who died Sunday at age 100, stood out for his early support for pro-gay legislation and his embrace of LGBTQ advocates, historians say.

"After staring at dozens and dozens of image pairs, she found something interesting."

A brain sculpture made from computer parts

Delicious almond biscuits topped with a snowy dusting of icing sugar are the perfect treat for New Year's Eve celebrations.

Don’t know where to watch Sydney’s famous fireworks? The Herald has complied a guide of where you can ring in the New Year and how to get there.

Yi-Pin Lin has holidayed in 120 nations over the past decade, but there was one country he had always dreamed of visiting, but was too afraid. Until now.

From the tourism rise of an oil giant to the dramatic downfall of an aviation supremo, here are travel’s biggest winners and losers of the past year.

The City of Sydney has granted the famous Foti Fireworks company years of extensions to its contracts with the council.

The NRMA has found another high cost of living in Sydney - petrol prices.

A key pillar of Premier Chris Minns’ commitment to easing the housing supply shortage, transport oriented development zones have yet to spur new supply.

A former Allianz Australia chairman claimed his neighbour’s trees obstructed views from his Darling Point trophy home.

It doesn’t matter why you’ve chosen not to drink this summer. Here are some tips for surviving the party season sober.

From sports broadcasters entering the political fray to tiny beetles destroying the city’s urban tree canopy, we look back at the stories that had us laughing, cringing – and scratching our heads.