The Celtics are filling their final roster spot, converting G League MVP JD Davison to a standard two-year NBA contract, his agent told ESPN.… Continue Reading »
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Bulls optimistic Giddey to be OK for play-in game
Speaking with reporters Sunday, Bulls coach Billy Donovan said there is “high-level optimism” that Giddey will play Wednesday in the home play-in game against the Heat.… Continue Reading »
Follow live: McIlroy closing in on first Masters title while DeChambeau, Reed fall behind
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Devils’ Cotter injures Isles’ Pelech with check
A day after his team was eliminated from postseason contention, New York Islanders defenseman Adam Pelech did not return to a 1-0 victory Sunday, after he was hit high by New Jersey Devils forward Paul Cotter at the six-minute mark of the second period.… Continue Reading »
Projecting WNBA draft 1st round: Bueckers still No. 1 as Malonga rises; Van Lith, Prince out
The No. 2 pick sees an international entry, while Hailey Van Lith and Sedona Prince drop out of the first round.… Continue Reading »
Weekend review: Europa League hopes keeping Ange in Spurs job
After yet another loss, is Ange Postecoglou’s time at Spurs up? That and more in ESPN’s Weekend Review.… Continue Reading »
Piastri dominates Bahrain GP for 2nd F1 victory
Oscar Pistri comfortably won an action-packed Bahrain Grand Prix to narrow teammate Lando Norris’ championship lead to two points.… Continue Reading »
Maxey, PG on Sixers’ woes: Only way to go is up
After a season to forget, Tyrese Maxey and Paul George say they believe the 76ers have the personnel to be in a position to compete next season.… Continue Reading »
Source: Utd’s Onana dropped for Newcastle clash
André Onana has been left out of Manchester United’s Premier League clash with Newcastle on Sunday, a source has told ESPN, following heavy criticism of performance against Lyon.… Continue Reading »
BU’s Greene secures 3-year deal from Blackhawks
A day after the Boston University Terriers lost to Western Michigan in the NCAA championship game, forward Ryan Greene agreed to a three-year contract with the Chicago Blackhawks, and he could play in the NHL club’s final two games of the regular season.… Continue Reading »