The Yankees have acquired outfielder Austin Slater from the White Sox, as New York continues to bolster a roster currently without superstar outfielder Aaron Judge.… Continue Reading »
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QB Ward: Titans offense is ‘very mid right now’
The Titans offense, which has struggled on back-to-back days, is “very mid right now,” according to rookie quarterback Cameron Ward, the first overall pick in April’s NFL draft.… Continue Reading »
From the Texans to the 49ers, our ranking of every team based on under-25 talent
Which rosters have the best under-25 talent in the league? We stacked all 32 teams.… Continue Reading »
They (finally) meet again: Three keys to Liberty-Lynx WNBA Finals rematch
What will determine Wednesday’s showdown, nine months after New York beat Minnesota for the title?… Continue Reading »
‘They are all counting on me’: How Lynx’s Collier juggles her many roles
Mom, franchise player, union VP, Unrivaled co-founder, MVP front-runner. Napheesa Collier adeptly juggles it all.… Continue Reading »
Angels pick up relievers Garcia, Chafin from Nats
The Los Angeles Angels acquired veteran relievers Luis Garcia and Andrew Chafin from the Washington Nationals for two minor leaguers as they make a push to end their decade-long postseason drought.… Continue Reading »
Summer of Sophie: Podcast deal for Cunningham
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham continues to cash in on her fame gained as the on-court defender of teammate Caitlin Clark.… Continue Reading »
Experts: No ‘instant answer’ if gunman had CTE
Brain experts said it could take weeks to learn whether Shane Tamura, the gunman who killed four people in Manhattan, had CTE.… Continue Reading »
Wendel Davis, or the ‘Ball King,’ behind Packers’ aggressive pursuit of forced fumbles in training camp
A clear priority for the Packers’ defense is forcing more fumbles. Behind that aggressive pursuit of the ball is Wendel Davis, aka the ‘Ball King.’… Continue Reading »
How Chris Bey’s life changed after one routine move went catastrophically wrong
After a life-changing spinal cord injury, Chris Bey wasn’t expected to walk again. Nine months later, he’s not only walking, he is eyeing a return to professional wrestling.… Continue Reading »