Saints wide receiver Rashid Shaheed will miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery to repair a meniscus injury, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Thursday.
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Freddie Freeman is not in the Dodgers’ starting lineup for Game 4 of the National League Championship Series against the Mets as he continues to nurse a lingering ankle injury.
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There are few things as enjoyable (from home) than watching a snowy football game. There’s just something about watching those gladiators of the gridiron battling it out on the frigid tundra of Lambeau Field or any other open-air stadium, while lunatic friends risk frostbite to cheer them on.
It’s beautiful, but it’s becoming a vestige of the past, and another team is saying, “Thanks, but no thanks” to Mother Nature and the elements, and that team is the Cleveland Browns.
Since 1999, the Browns have played on the shores of Lake Erie.
Nothing screams “rookie mistake” like leaving a valuable item in a visible area inside your car in Los Angeles. Chances are your ride will get broken into … consider it a 99% chance. Thanks, Gavin Newsom.
A Rams lineman learned this the hard way after leaving his team-issued iPad in his car—containing the offense’s playbook—which was snatched up by a vandal on the LA streets.
Natalie Esquire and Myles Ehrlich look back on
Russell Wilson or Justin Fields? That might now draw unanimous response from league decision-makers, but Tomlin wouldn’t make the move without a reason.
A former member of the Canadian Olympic snowboarding team is wanted after being charged with running a drug trafficking operation that shipped cocaine all across the Americas.
I knew that snowboarders were always on the lookout for some fresh powder, but this is taking it to another level.
According to ABC News, the FBI is trying to track down Ryan James Wedding, a 43-year-old Canadian citizen believed to be living in Mexico.
The Paris Summer Olympics were riddled with controversy after two athletes who previously failed gender tests won gold in women’s boxing. But former Olympic swimmer Sharron Davies said there’s a simple solution for the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to avoid this problem moving forward: mandatory sex screenings.
“I was sex screened in 1976 as a 13-year-old when I went to my first Olympic Games,” Davies said. “It was a cotton swab to the inside of your cheek which took less than 10 seconds.
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