It was the biggest soap opera of the Major League Baseball offseason. Free agent shortstop Carlos Correa lost out on not one, but two massive contract offers from the San Francisco Giants and the New York Mets.
Correa would ultimately end up re-signing with the Minnesota Twins, after he initially opted out of his contract at the end of last season.
Carlos Correa has re-signed with the Minnesota Twins.
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The Atlanta Dream acquired three-time All-Star Danielle Robinson from the Indiana Fever in exchange for fellow guard Kristy Wallace.
Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles’ job is not on the line in Monday night’s wild-card game against the visiting Dallas Cowboys, the Tampa Bay Times …
Despite growing frustration in Baltimore surrounding Lamar Jackson‘s PCL injury, the Ravens are still interested in a long-term pact with their …
The Commanders owner hired Bank of America in November to aid a potential franchise sale.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has never been one to mince words.
This season, however, he’s faced a unique challenge in the slow-motion fall of his longtime friend, Commanders owner Dan Snyder. A report from the U.S. House Oversight Committee found that Snyder “permitted and participated” in his team’s toxic culture while working to obstruct a congressional inquiry into the franchise.
Evander Kane’s return to the Edmonton Oilers’ lineup is nearing after he has been practicing with the team and ramping up his conditioning.
The quarterback didn’t seem to want a reminder of that play.
Tom Brady has signed many jerseys and footballs in his career as players want mementos of their time playing with or against the future hall-of-famer. Yet, one time, that seemed to backfire on the quarterback.
Brady revealed that Buccaneers teammate Logan Ryan asked him to sign a football, but unbeknownst to him, that ball was the last pass he threw as a Patriot. In the 2020 AFC wild-card game, Ryan intercepted Brady for a pick-six with just nine seconds left in a Titans win over New England.
Minnesota Timberwolves point guard D’Angelo Russell is no stranger to trades or rumors regarding a possible trade.
Apparently, the Detroit Lions don’t even have to be on the field to get screwed over by NFL refs.
NIL has changed the game in college athletics and it’s clear there is a long way to go before things are moving smoothly.
The Florida Gators could be in jeopardy of losing All-American 4-star QB Jaden Rashada after a $13 million NIL deal fell through last week, according to The Athletic.
The Athletic states that the deal had presumptive support from one of the Gator Collective’s top boosters, Hugh Hathcock, who donated almost $13 million last year.
But in early December, everything changed abruptly.