Greg Price

The Uruguayan all told responsible for a Premier League-best 29 goals and 11 assists this season has the Reds near the precipice of their first English league title in more two decades, yet Los Blancos officials appear set on re-igniting speculation as to where the 27-year-old will play next season.

It might be a bit early to hand the award over to Miguel Cabrera, but he’s clearly the favorite in the AL with no signs of slowing down his incredible pace.

Postseason matchups are becoming more interesting with the season winding down.

The Huskies Shabazz Napier hasn’t reached the second Final Four of his career by himself.

Tiger Woods injury and surgery has once again opened the door for Rory McIlroy.

Early on its important find your starting pitchers, relievers and infielders, especially at the thinner positions like second base and shortstop.

Madrid received excellent news from the recent scan on the injured knee of Alvaro Arbeloa, but still need to address the advancing years of Arbeloa and Pepe, both 31. There’s also Xabi Alonso, 32, to consider.

The extra funds, along with a full year for star Cuban outfielder Yasiel Puig, are expected to get the Dodgers over the NLCS hump. Since 2008 L.A.’s made the NLCS three of the last six times.

Sophomore seven-foot center Willie Cauley-Stein is doubtful for the big game after injuring his ankle in the Sweet 16

The Spartans and the Huskies shoot for one of the two remaining spots in the Final Four

There is some history between these two powerhouse schools. They’ve split their two previous matchups, with Michigan ousting the Wildcats back in 1993’s Final Four. Back then it was the Wolverines who changed the game with the famed “Fab Five” class.

Two of the best three-point shooting teams in the tournament square-off in the East Region final between Michigan State and Connecticut.

Billy Donovan’s team has largely relied on seniors Casey Prather and Scottie Wilbekin during their run, but several underclassmen have stepped up in the tournament.

Already upending favored in-state rival No. 6 Ohio State, followed by No. 3 Syracuse and fellow darling No. 10 Stanford, the Flyers and head coach Archie Miller are gunning for the second Final Four in program history.

Once again some of the best coaches in college basketball are making an appearance in the Elite Eight.

During an especially wild tournament rife with upsets, Saturday’s West Region matchup is the only one pitting the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds together.

Virginia and head coach Tony Bennett are the top seed hoping to sidestep tournament juggernaut No. 4 Michigan State.

Joining UConn's Kevin Ollie as a former college star now leading his old school into the tournament is the Cyclones Fred Hoiberg,

Nik Stauskas will look to propel the Wolverines to the Elite 8.

The Cavaliers are the only No. 1 seed that isn’t favored during the second weekend of the tournament, but that’s more a reflection of the Spartans recent and past performances in the tournament.

In their deepest tournament run since 2000, the Cyclones and head coach Fred Hoiberg boast the sixth highest scoring offense in the country and turned back North Carolina Central and a strong North Carolina squad in their first two wins.

This Midwest Region matchup seemed highly unlikely, especially for Tennessee, which was one of the last four teams selected for the tournament and needed three straight wins to make the Sweet 16 as opposed to two for the favored Wolverines.

A win for the Badgers would mark their first trip to the Elite Eight since 2005.

Before the matches began, Juventus maintained an 11-point lead on the table, and faced a fifth-place Parma squad hoping to press Fiorentina for fourth place and keep Inter Milan at bay.

Now not every player can parlay their success in college to the NBA, but most get far more opportunities than Jimmer Fredette has for the better part of three years.

The two Spanish giants are in a three-way race with Atletico.

The NCAA Tournament features several interesting games on Thursday and Friday.

The hubbub has put Flyers head coach Archie Miller in the spotlight, but some of the attention could also turn to his wife Morgan.

The last perfect bracket eventually broke like everyone else's around the country when No. 11 Dayton continued its run by knocking off No. 3 Syracuse on Saturday.