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The Bills and five-time Pro Bowl DE Joey Bosa reached agreement on a one-year deal worth $12.6 million, a source told ESPN.
DeAndre Hopkins has reached a one-year, $5 million deal that could get up to as much as $6 million with the Baltimore Ravens, sources told ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Tuesday.
The Pacers drew up a football play for Tyrese Haliburton, and he sank a wild 4-point play to stun the Bucks
If the NBA season ended today, the Milwaukee Bucks and Indiana Pacers would face-off in the first round of the 2025 NBA Playoffs. If Tuesday night’s appetizer was any indication, basketball fans would be in for an amazing series if it happens.
The Pacers stunned the Bucks, 114-113, in the Central Division showdown. There’s so much recent history between these two teams, and this game added another memorable chapter.
Watch as Tyrese Haliburton gets fouled on a 3-p
Tyrese Haliburton somehow hit a moving 3-pointer from the corner in the final seconds on Tuesday night in Indianapolis.
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The Bills’ defensive front got younger — and stronger — after adding five-time Pro Bowler and splash free agent, Joey Bosa on Tuesday.
Buffalo signed the 29-year-old Bosa to a one-year, $12.6-million deal, with incentives tucked in for a potentially sweeter payday, as confirmed by OutKick’s Senior NFL reporter Armando Salguero.
David Pastrnak had one goal and assisted on Pavel Zacha’s winner as the Boston Bruins scored three times in the third period to overcome a two-goal deficit and beat the Florida Panthers 3-2 on Tuesday night. Four days after Bruins captain Brad Marchand was traded to the Panthers, his old team beat his new one and sent the defending Stanley Cup champions to their first loss in seven games. Boston, which had lost eight of nine heading into the trade deadline, has since won back-to-back games against likely playoff teams from Florida.
The euro was riding at five-month highs on Wednesday on Ukraine’s readiness to accept a month-long ceasefire, while stocks whipsawed on back-and-forth U.S. tariff plans and concern about a U.S. economic slowdown. European equity futures jumped 0.8% and FTSE futures rose 0.3% after the U.S. said it would restore military aid and intelligence sharing to Ukraine after Kyiv said it would accept a U.S. ceasefire proposal.