The Cardinals have traded Isaiah Simmons to the Giants for a seventh-round pick, the team announced.
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The Lakers will unveil a statue of Kobe Bryant outside their downtown arena Feb. 8, making him the sixth former player from the team to be honored in “Star Plaza.
Washington Nationals right fielder Stone Garrett broke his left leg trying to rob a home run from the New York Yankees’ DJ LeMahieu on Wednesday night and was taken off the field in a cart.
Dwight Gooden’s No. 16 and Darryl Strawberry’s No. 18 will be retired by the New York Mets in separate pregame ceremonies next year honoring players who were keys to the team’s most recent World Series title in 1986.
In light of gambling’s pervasiveness in college sports, Tulane is taking a unique formal step to combat information sharing: requiring coaches and athletic staff to sign a nondisclosure agreement, reviewed by Sports Illustrated, that governs the release of “Confidential Information” in any form including financial, education or medical records relevant to sports betting. The form was revealed to coaches and staff in a meeting Monday, according to a person familiar with the gathering.
Extreme heat could pose a challenge for both players and fans at East Lake Golf Club this weekend in Atlanta.
These details are unbelievable.
“Do I look cool? I don’t look like a con artist?”
Roy Johnson, the architect of Bishop Sycamore sits in a dimly lit room, with dire concern about his appearance to a national audience. Within the first five minutes, BS High makes it clear this isn’t going to be your typical sports documentary.
On Wednesday night HBO released BS High, its documentary on the Bishop Sycamore scam. There’s more to this story than you can possibly imagine, but here are the most shocking moments from the dive into the school.
Watch as Colin decides whether NFL teams like the Pittsburgh Steelers, Denver Broncos, New York Giants, and Dallas Cowboys will make or miss the playoffs this season.
Colin Cowherd looks into what the future may look like for Shohei Ohtani after his second UCL tear in five years, including why he should leave the Los Angeles Angels.
Russell Wilson’s first season in Denver did not go as planned. The former Super Bowl champion went 4-11 as the starter for the Broncos. Prior to his last season in Seattle, Wilson had never had a losing season in his first nine years. But he’s posted two in back-to-back years. That has ESPN NFL analyst and former GM Mike Tannenbaum saying that new head coach Sean Payton isn’t going to be patient with Wilson.
“I would be shocked if Russell Wilson was the starter for 17 games this season,” Tannenbaum said on Get Up ESPN.