Sports Headlines: Chiefs Chase History, and More

This article summarizes recent sports news, including MLB firing umpire Pat Hoberg over betting violations, Kansas City Chiefs aiming for their third Super Bowl win, and calls for FIDE president's resignation by chess figures. Other highlights involve Travis Kelce at the Super Bowl and Devin Booker's record-breaking score.

In a series of recent sports developments, Major League Baseball confirmed the dismissal of umpire Pat Hoberg due to betting policy violations. This decision was upheld following an appeal process after Hoberg's association with a sizable legal sports betting account was discovered.

The Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up to make history by winning their third consecutive Super Bowl title. Despite the hype and potential distractions, they stay focused on defeating the Philadelphia Eagles in the upcoming Super Bowl LIX.

Meanwhile, chess legends Jan Henric Buettner and Magnus Carlsen have demanded the resignation of FIDE president Arkady Dvorkovich following unsuccessful negotiations over a new series. This adds fuel to ongoing tensions within the chess community.

(With inputs from agencies.)