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Joey Votto’s free agency is finally over. The veteran first baseman has agreed to join the Toronto Blue Jays on a non-roster invite, ESPN’s Buster Olney first reported. Votto himself confirmed the news on social media.
“I am excited about the opportunity to work my way back to the Major Leagues. It’s even sweeter to attempt this while wearing the uniform of my hometown team, the Toronto Blue Jays,” he wrote.
I am excited about the opportunity to work my way back to the Major Leagues.
Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards kept his head in the game until the final seconds in last night’s tilt against the Indiana Pacers, quite literally.
Edwards and his teammates found themselves up by two points with 7.2 seconds left in regulation. He had just made the first of two free throws after the Pacers fouled him while in the bonus. With less than 10 seconds to play, he had a chance to effectively ice the game, if he sunk both shots from the charity stripe.
Mind you, Edwards had already done quite a lot to put his team in a position to win.
The Steelers are releasing veteran DB Patrick Peterson. An eight-time Pro Bowler, Peterson had two interceptions in his one season in Pittsburgh.
One week after he commuted the drunken driving sentence of former Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid, Missouri Gov. Mike Parson declined to offer specifics about his decision.
While there continues to be support for a 14-team College Football Playoff field starting in 2026, discussions about how teams should qualify for it remain a sticking point.
The Patriots and tight end Hunter Henry have agreed to a three-year deal for him to return to the team, a source confirmed to ESPN.
Russell Wilson’s free agent search includes meeting with the Giants and Steelers, sources told ESPN.
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With Oklahoma, Texas, Oregon, UCLA, USC and Washington set to fan out between the SEC and Big Ten next season, the supremacy of those two conferences seems assured—for better or for worse.
Soon, the two leagues may have the College Football Playoff revenue share to prove it.
A new CFP proposal would give the SEC and Big Ten an astoundingly large slice of the playoff money pie, according to a Friday morning report from Ross Dellenger of Yahoo! Sports.
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