Heat star Jimmy Butler said he was still confident about his team’s chances after a 110-97 Game 5 loss to the Celtics on Thursday, saying their mistakes in the past two games are “easily correctable.
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While controversial former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown focuses on being a representative of the ownership group for the National Arena League’s Albany Empire team, apparently some NFL teams are expressing “genuine” interest in him, his agent J.R. Rickert told CBS Sports on Thursday.
“He is exploring the right fit,” Rickert said. “I think that he is a multi-talented individual who does everything at a high level, and whatever he commits to, he goes all in.
Celtics seem to have woken up and are trying to mount an improbable comeback after dismantling the Heat to send the series back to Miami.
Breakout Detroit Lions wideout Jameson Williams was stunned by the NFL’s decision to penalize the young player according to the League’s gambling guidelines.
The whole League has been on notice regarding the NFL’s rigid policies on gambling ever since ex-Falcons wideout Calvin Ridley missed an entire season for a gambling offense that didn’t necessarily warrant such a punishment.
The League suspended Jameson and four other NFL players after placing non-NFL bets on their phones from within their team’s facility.
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The Milwaukee Brewers apparently need to make upgrades to their stadium, and fast.
That’s according to a new report from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on MLB commissioner Rob Manfred.
The report claims that Manfred is currently in town to hold a press conference. Manfred’s expected to discuss the state of American Family Field, the Brewers’ home, and what should be done to fix it.
At the press conference, he’s expected to explain that the team need to commit to $400+ million in upgrades to the aging building.
The Celtics returned home to the TD Garden for Game 5 on Thursday night, hoping to stave off elimination against the Heat once again. Waiting for them courtside was a franchise legend that made sure to bring the juice for the crucial playoff tilt: Paul Pierce.
Pierce, a 10-time All-Star and 2008 NBA champion with the Celtics, was right at the center of the action on Thursday night as Boston raced out to an early lead. He began his night by hyping up the crowd on the jumbotron in the first quarter, but he didn’t stop there.
Tennis legend Serena Williams announced to the world that she was pregnant with her second child while at this year’s Met Gala, but she had a much more personal moment when telling her daughter, Olympia.
Williams and her husband Alexis Ohanian shared the video of them revealing the big news to their five-year-old daughter on Wednesday, and fans couldn’t help but smile while watching it.
“Remember how you’ve been praying for a little sister or brother?” Williams said. “We went to the doctor, and it turns out I’m not getting fat but I have a baby in my belly.
Davante Adams is among the few NFL receivers that will reach elite numbers per season, regardless of his team’s dysfunction.
The six-time Pro Bowler hasn’t sounded enthused about the Raiders’ decision to trade away quarterback Derek Carr to the New Orleans Saints.
Las Vegas brought in Jimmy Garoppolo from San Francisco, which doesn’t necessarily propel the Raiders into the “playoff contender” ranks.
More is coming out after the USC athletic director’s resignation.