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16 hours ago | cbssports.com | Francesco Porzio

AC Milan knocked out city rivals Inter from the Coppa Italia semifinals after winning 3-0 the second leg at San Siro Wednesday, meaning the Rossoneri will play the Coppa Italia final on May 14 (live on Paramount+) at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome against the winners of the other semifinal between Bologna and Empoli. AC Milan managed to finish the 2024-25 season unbeaten against the current Serie A leaders despite the disappointing season.

16 hours ago | cbssports.com | R.J. Anderson |R. J. Anderson

The Athletics have promoted first baseman Nick Kurtz to the majors, the team announced Wednesday. He's hitting seventh against the Rangers in his MLB debut. Kurtz, 22, opened the season in Triple-A, where he hit .321/.385/.655 with seven home runs in 20 games. He was among the Triple-A leaders in exit velocity, though he did struggle with both making consistent contact and performing as well against left-handed pitchers.

21 hours ago | cbssports.com | R.J. White

Miami (FL) • Sr • 6'2" / 219 lbs Projected Team Tennessee PROSPECT RNK 3rd POSITION RNK 1st PAYDS 4313 RUYDS 204 INTS 7 TDS 43 Ward is anywhere from -10000 to -50000 to be the No. 1 pick at the four books we surveyed, meaning he's a lock to hear his name called first.

23 hours ago | cbssports.com | Jordan Dajani |Josh Edwards

The NFL Draft is officially here, and it truly is one of the best events in sports. That's not an exaggeration by the way. There will be multiple "winners" and multiple "losers" throughout these eventful three days, as 32 different front offices try to maneuver their way to greatness. There will be consequential trades up and down the draft board, first-round reaches and seventh-round gems unearthed. Whatever happens, it will surely be more entertaining than Super Bowl LIX.

23 hours ago | cbssports.com | Douglas Clawson |Dan Schneier |Ryan McGrady

The NFL Draft is always full of intrigue, but by far the most interesting storyline to some is where Travis Hunter goes on Thursday and how good of a two-way player he will be. Does anyone really know how the Hunter two-way experiment will work in the NFL? Let's be honest: The answer is no.