The Cubs released reliever Hector Neris on Tuesday. Neris, 35, was 8-4 with 17 saves and a 3.89 ERA in 46 games with Chicago this season.… Continue Reading »
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Carrington rips WNBA for lack of Boston ‘promo’
DiJonai Carrington called out the WNBA over what she felt was a lack of promotion for the Connecticut Sun’s historic game in Boston’s TD Garden.… Continue Reading »
Union accuses Dartmouth of unfair labor practice
The union representing the Dartmouth men’s basketball team filed an unfair labor practice complaint against the school because it has refused to negotiate with the players on a collective bargaining agreement.… Continue Reading »
Nix named QB1, joins Elway in Broncos history
Rookie Bo Nix was named the Broncos’ starting quarterback Wednesday.… Continue Reading »
Soccer’s wildest warmup kits: The good, the bad and the ugly
When it comes to jerseys worn by players for the prematch warmup, all bets are off. But creative freedom comes with the risk of design disasters.… Continue Reading »
Remembering when Steve McNair took college football by storm
Thirty years ago, McNair had a heroic season that brought national attention to tiny Lorman, Mississippi.… Continue Reading »
Cueto gets Wed. start for Angels in majors return
Johnny Cueto will be back on a big league mound on Wednesday night when the Angels conclude their three-game series with the Royals.… Continue Reading »
Matt Olson, Bryan Woo highlight must-add players for final month
Matt Olson and Bryan Woo headline nine players fantasy managers should go all-in as the 2024 MLB season approaches its final month.… Continue Reading »
Jones: ‘Promising talks’ with Lamb on new deal
Jerry Jones said the Cowboys are having “promising talks” with CeeDee Lamb on an extension amid the wide receiver’s continued holdout.… Continue Reading »
Minshew’s mentality: If you’re QB, ‘it’s your team’
Gardner Minshew, who beat out Aidan O’Connell for the Raiders’ starting QB job, said he sees himself as the team’s “point guard” and not someone who has to win games by himself.… Continue Reading »