The Pistons have endured a nightmare start to the season, currently in the midst of a 22-game losing streak with an overall record of 2–23. With the team struggling so badly, it appears as though Detroit could try to improve its roster in the coming months.
The Athletic’s James Edwards III reports that the Pistons are expected to be active in trade talks, mainly focusing on adding an established forward to their team. Edwards mentioned OG Anunoby of the Raptors and Tobias Harris of the Sixers as two names that could make sense for Detroit.
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Tiger and Charlie Woods during the first round of the 2023 PNC Championship. | Photo by Mike Mulholland/Getty Images
Tiger Woods’ son Charlie is playing well at the PNC Championship, which was on full display on the 13th hole.
Tiger Woods never ceases to amaze.
So, too, does his son Charlie.
During the first round of the PNC Championship, Charlie uncorked a 323-yard drive on the par-4 13th hole.
His ball landed just beyond the green, as the 13th at the Ritz-Carlton Club measured 321 yards on the scorecard Saturday.
Luton captain Tom Lockyer collapsed during a Premier League game against Bournemouth Saturday, leading to several chaotic minutes that saw players, coaches and medical staff surround Lockyer in the middle of the pitch.
The match was eventually called at 1-1 in the 59th minute with officials later releasing the following statement via Twitter:
“The Premier League match between Bournemouth and Luton has been abandoned due to a player medical incident. Our thoughts are with Tom Lockyer and all players involved in today’s match.
The Eagles will be without one of their best defensive playmakers when they take the field for Monday night against the Seahawks.
Philadelphia cornerback Darius Slay, who has battled a knee injury this year, underwent arthroscopic surgery this week and will be sidelined for the contest against Seattle at Lumen Field, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni told the media on Saturday.
No timetable for Slay’s return was given, but the five-time Pro Bowler is expected to return by the end of the regular season, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The NFL regular season is down to four weeks, with three-quarters of the league having a legitimate shot to get into the postseason.
Yet with only a month remaining, the only team to have a postseason berth locked up is the 49ers. San Francisco can also win the NFC West this weekend with a victory over the Cardinals, or with a Rams loss Sunday to the Commanders.
The Eagles and Cowboys can join the 49ers this weekend with victories, and the Ravens and Lions can also ensure an 18th game through a slew of scenarios.
Let’s take a look at where things stand.
Charlie Woods certainly has all the swagger that his father Tiger played with during his illustrious career.
The legendary golfer and his 14-year old son paired up to play in the PNC Championship for the fourth consecutive year. It’s an annual tournament in which professionals get a chance to play with one of their children or grandchildren.
Once again, the Woods pairing highlights a highly competitive field. While everyone knows about the prowess of Tiger, fans got a front-row seat to Charlie’s talents.
Before Brandon Staley fell out of favor and eventually got fired as the Los Angeles Chargers head coach, and before stories of Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots agreeing to part ways after a November loss in Germany, there were rumors of a looming union between the team and coach.
Belichick to the Chargers.
It seemed logical for many reasons.
But multiple league sources are telling OutKick the probability of that actually happening after this season are not high.
Teddy Bridgewater is hanging up the cleats. After this season, of course.
The Detroit Lions quarterback told the Detroit Free Press he plans to retire after 10 years in the NFL. He wants to become a high school football coach and focus on being a father to his two sons.
“Whatever was meant for me, it played out the exact way it was meant,” Bridgewater said. “And I’m still with that mindset every day, and I’m just really appreciative that I’m in Year 10. I tell everyone this is my last year, so I’m in my final year and I’m just enjoying it all, man.
The NFL has fined Browns defensive end Myles Garrett $25,000 for publicly criticizing game officials after Sunday’s win over the Jaguars, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reported Saturday morning.
Garrett said the officiating crew made “horrible” calls and added that the league should hold officials “accountable” when they make mistakes.
“Officiating was a travesty today,” Garrett said after the game. “[The referees] need to be under the same microscope we are every single play.
The Lions are shutting out the Broncos, who entered Saturday’s matchup having won six of their past seven games. Detroit leads the NFC North and is aiming for its 10th win of the season.