Patriots cornerback Jack Jones pleaded not guilty to multiple weapons charges Tuesday in East Boston Municipal Court.
Jones was arrested Friday for possessing two firearms in his luggage while inside Logan International Airport in Boston. Following his arrest, he was charged with two counts of possession of a concealed weapon in a secure area of an airport, possession of ammunition without a Firearm Identification Card, unlawful possession of a firearm, carrying a loaded firearm and possession of a large-capacity feeding device.
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Wizards forward Kyle Kuzma declined his $13 million player option and will become a free agent, sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
World No. 2 Jon Rahm said he’s not going to waste time thinking about the “what-ifs” of the PGA Tour’s new alliance with LIV Golf.
UConn coach Geno Auriemma expressed confidence that Paige Bueckers will be ready for the start of the regular season after she missed all of last year because of a torn ACL.
Son Heung-Min has announced his intention to stay at Tottenham despite receiving a lucrative offer to join Saudi Pro League club Al Ittihad.
A company led by Josh Harris, who has reached an agreement to buy the Commanders — and Arctos Partners, a sports private equity firm, have become minority investors in Joe Gibbs Racing.
Victor Wembanyama may well end up being an all-time great, but first he’ll join a franchise that featured two of the greatest rookies ever.
Utah quarterback Cam Rising (a.k.a. ThiccBoi7) is set to play his sixth year of college football in 2023. However, after tearing his ACL in the Rose Bowl, the 24-year-old must get back to full strength before his quest for a third-straight Pac-12 Championship can begin.
Rising, who tore the ligament during the second half of the Utes’ bowl game against Penn State, suffered his injury on Jan. 2, 2023 and had surgery shortly thereafter. Where an ACL used to be a career-ending injury, modern technology has made it so that athletes can often get back on the field in six to nine months.
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Chris Paul could be headed to the Clippers, but Washington is still weighing its options according to reports.
Once news broke that future Hall of Fame inductee Chris Paul had been traded to the Washington Wizards, a team in rebuilding mode, speculation began on where he would end up. Every contending team outside the Nuggets was rumored to be interested in the former All-Star. The latest rumor seems to be picking up steam. Paul learned the news on his way to New York to promote his new book.
Udonis Haslem finally called it a career in 2023 after 20 years in the NBA, all spent with the Heat. His impact on the franchise has been incredibly profound—just ask Pat Riley.
The Heat president and former coach got emotional during a Tuesday press conference when he recalled learning that his brother had died back in March 2020. Riley remembers getting the call from his nephew while at a gala and being consoled by Haslem. He tried his best, but the tough-as-nails coach couldn’t help but crack.