The Twins continue to shake up their starting lineup, trading for Royals outfielder Michael A. Taylor, one of baseball’s best defenders.
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Colin Cowherd hands out grades for each team’s performance in the NFL’s divisional round.
The Eagles and 49ers don’t have much recent history together, but they’re linked by how they were built. Plus, the injuries that could affect the AFC championship and why Travis Kelce is so hard to cover.
Four teams and three games left. Let’s go …
• The 49ers and Eagles have faced off just twice over the last five seasons—the Niners beat the Eagles in Philly in Sept. 2021, and the Eagles beat the Niners in Santa Clara in Oct. 2020. So for both teams, there’s going to be a bit of a learning curve this week.
The Bills star receiver let off more steam after Sunday’s loss to the Bengals.
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Stefon Diggs offered his first public comments on Monday in the aftermath of his sideline outburst during the Bills’s 27–10 divisional loss to the Bengals and reported early exit from Highmark Stadium after the game.
The star receiver shared his thoughts on Twitter regarding the response to his actions since Sunday’s game.
The Twins are acquiring center fielder Michael A. Taylor in a trade with the Royals, sources told ESPN’s Jeff Passan and Kiley McDaniel.
Kylian Mbappe became the first player in Paris Saint-Germain history to score five goals on Monday after a 7-0 victory in the French Cup.
Telling reporters on Monday that “rest and recovery is gonna be really good for it,” Buffalo quarterback Josh Allen addressed an elbow injury in detail after the Bills’ season ended with a loss to the Bengals in the AFC divisional round.
The Lakers sent three second-round picks and guard Kendrick Nunn to the Wizards for forward Rui Hachimura, the team announced on Monday.
Angels owner Arte Moreno announced Monday that he plans to continue overseeing the franchise for the foreseeable future, despite exploring the possibility of a sale five months earlier.
Sad times are here to stay for the Los Angeles Angels.
Angels owner Arte Moreno dropped a bomb-shell announcement Monday, declaring that he’ll retain ownership of the MLB team after putting the team up for sale.
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Moreno’s claim in August that he was preparing to field bids for the team injected Angels fans with the optimism of turning around the club’s misfortunes after yet another losing season, plagued by the promise of housing superstars like two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani and slugger Mike Trout that has gone absolutely nowhere.