Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay is going to run it back. Again.
The coach who implored his players to return for the 2022 season so they could defend their Super Bowl championship, only to see the season become a nightmare, is coming back for the 2023 season, a source confirmed to OutKick.
ESPN was first to report the news.
The Rams have confirmed their coach is returning.
Sean McVay informed the team he is excited to return next season.
One thing about Mark Cuban is that he fears no fine.
Rangers reliever Brett Martin will undergo shoulder surgery, as first reported by Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News (Twitter link).
The Calgary Flames have made a roster move in advance of Saturday afternoon’s game with the Dallas Stars.
Dianna Russini of ESPN reports that Sean McVay informed members of the Rams’ organization that he will be returning as head coach for the 2023 …
The Dallas Mavericks are a flawed team in desperate need of some reinforcements.
Just a small change in seeding can affect teams (obviously) and have a major impact on travel, sites and future matchups in the tournament.
Argentina could face discipline for alleged offensive player misconduct that reportedly took place after the World Cup final in December.
Less than a month after Argentina’s thrilling World Cup victory, the Argentine Football Association could face possible discipline from FIFA for several violations that took place during the country’s championship celebration in Qatar.
McCutchen spent the first nine years of his career with the Pirates and won the NL MVP in 2013.
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When I woke up this morning, I had no intention of writing about the Pirates for today’s newsletter. Why would I? I have mentioned them in previous editions—such as when I’ve written that they should trade their best player and when they gave up Aaron Judge’s 60th home run—but only as supporting characters on the greater baseball stage.
Things changed at 9:30 a.m.
The Cincinnati ballcarrier made good on his promise after scoring a Week 18 touchdown, but now faces discipline from the league.
Bengals running back Joe Mixon made waves around the NFL when he broke out a coin flip celebration after scoring a touchdown in last Sunday’s regular season finale against the Ravens. So much so, that he’s received a fine from the league office.
However, the Cincinnati ballcarrier doesn’t appear prepared to pay just yet.
