A surveillance video of the June 18 incident involving Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill and an unidentified male employee of the Miami area marina Kelley Fleet Inc. has been released.
Hill was under investigation after the incident, but the two parties have since “resolved their differences” and moved on from their disagreement, which is shown on video. The employee also declined to press any charges, and according to Fox Sports 640’s Andy Slater, the state attorney’s office has closed the case.
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Running back Ezekiel Elliott and the Cowboys undoubtedly had a degree of success together. His quartet of 1,000-yard seasons were an important part of a winning Dallas era, even if the Cowboys were never able to quite break through in the postseason.
However, it was time for both to move on after the 2022 season. Even as he remains a free agent, Elliott seems to be coming to terms with his past in a level-headed fashion.
On Wednesday, Dallas running back Tony Pollard told reporters that Elliott sent the Cowboys’ backs a “good luck” text ahead of the 2023 season.
In search of a trade featuring two players who were considerably more interesting in 2018?
Here you go: The Guardians are sending shortstop Amed Rosario to the Dodgers in exchange for starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard.
It seems like a clear (if small) win for the first-place Dodgers. They fill two needs at once by upgrading what had been the weakest position on their roster with a right-handed hitter who should give the offense a boost against lefties. And they gave up only a struggling pitcher to do it.
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Colts owner Jim Irsay does not seem interested in rethinking the NFL’s approach to handling running backs amid protests by elite players at the position over their contract negotiations.
P.J. Fleck is facing serious allegations from several former University of Minnesota players and staffers.
Front Office Sports reported on Wednesday that Fleck has been accused of creating an “environment fraught with intimidation and toxicity.”
Among other accusations, the report says that he created something called the “Fleck Bank.” That terminology described an alleged system that allowed players to accumulate “coins,” that would cancel out poor behavior like positive drug tests and rules violations.
The Yankees’ recent emphasis on rising young talent has led to an aging, unreliable lineup overly reliant on one star.
The hottest topic in the NFL this month has been the state of the running back, as Giants and Raiders running backs Saquon Barkley and Josh Jacobs both saw long-term contract negotiations with their respective teams fall apart with the season drawing nearer.
Discussions about the position’s value in the modern NFL grew so rancorous that Chargers running back Austin Ekeler reportedly called a meeting fueled by indignation among the league’s top backs to discuss the issue.
Since July 5, 2022, the Pac-12 has been negotiating with various media rights partners on a new TV deal. Those rumored to be at the table range from ESPN all the way to the CW (who recently announced an agreement with the ACC to air a package of games).
The Pac-12’s deal doesn’t expire until 2024, and normally this sports business summer subplot might not break into the mainstream.
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers on Wednesday signed a reworked contract with an uncommonly large pay cut, one that will provide financial flexibility for the Jets over the next two years.