L.A. finds itself in a similar situation to James’s first season with the team, when the star missed five and a half weeks with a groin injury.
When I saw the latest news about LeBron—that it’s looking like he’ll miss several weeks with a foot injury—the first thing I thought about wasn’t the remainder of this season. Instead, I thought about James’s first season with the Lakers, back in 2018–19.
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Houston winning it all will hurt sportsbooks, and Mattress Mack stands to win $19 million if the Cougars pull it off. Patrick Everson checked in with oddsmakers and sharps for March Madness notes.
The Atlanta Falcons released quarterback Marcus Mariota on Tuesday, a move that was expected after he was benched for Desmond Ridder late in the season.
The West Region is stacked in Mike DeCourcy’s latest bracket projections, with defending champion Kansas and Pac-12 power UCLA at the top.
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The San Francisco 49ers have some soul searching to do at quarterback. They have Trey Lance, a player who underwhelmed, but they invested immense amounts of draft capital into. Then there’s Brock Purdy, the Mr. Irrelevant phenom who became one of the best stories of the 2022 season. Finally we have Jimmy Garoppolo, the reliable, oft-criticized hand who might give this team the best chance to win right now.
Lance and Purdy are on cheap rookie deals.
Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Tyler Glasnow is expected to miss six to eight weeks because of a left oblique strain.
The NASCAR Cup Series season is in full swing. Bob Pockrass unveils his debut driver rankings heading into Las Vegas.
In general, it’s been a great time to be a San Diego Padres fan.
Manny Machado is going to be in brown and yellow for the rest of his career. The team added star shortstop Xander Bogaerts in free agency, forming a dominant left side of the infield.
A trade deadline blockbuster brought in superstar outfielder Juan Soto, and the team can expect Fernando Tatis Jr. back early in the season.
Even better, team ownership has repeatedly stressed that it’s committed to spending money and doing whatever it takes to win.
Marcus Spears wasn’t impressed by Deion Sanders’ outlook on recruiting.
The Colorado head coach made some waves when he claimed that he looks for QBs with high GPAs who come from two-parent households, and ideally, he’d be a coach’s son. A QB prospect also can’t have issues off the field. On the offensive line, he needs players with strong father figures, reasonably good GPAs and “tough.”
On the other side of the ball, he wants defensive linemen who are fighting and scraping by on “free lunch” and “trying to rescue mama.
The Bucks star had a unique chance to take aim at his peers on The Daily Show Monday night.
Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo joined The Daily Show on Monday night, and host Hasan Minhaj gave the NBA champion a chance to roast some of his fellow NBA stars.
However, the “Greek Freak” struggled to put some real firepower behind his comments.
First, he attempted to target Mavericks star Luka Dončić.
“Listen, Luka,” Antetokounmpo said as he was quickly met with laughter from the audience.