12:57 AM ET CINCINNATI — When Cincinnati Bengals tight end Tyler Eifert addressed a crowd of reporters in the locker room during OTAs, he already knew what was coming. “That’s a fine!” Yelled teammate C.J. Uzomah, who happened to be walking by. In the Bengals’ tight ends room, one could essentially be fined for anything,
Month: July 2019
9:09 AM ET Formula One has confirmed the British Grand Prix will remain at Silverstone until 2024, ending two years of speculation about the future of the race. 1 Related The new agreement was signed in London on Tuesday by Formula One and the British Racing Drivers’ Club (BRDC), which owns Silverstone. The future of
Jul 9, 2019 Pop quiz: Who had the lowest interception rate in the SEC last season? You’re probably thinking Tua Tagovailoa, right? It’s a good guess, but it’s wrong. How about Jake Fromm? He was terrific for Georgia, right? Well, that’s the wrong answer, too. The answer, you might be surprised to learn, is Tennessee’s
8:51 AM ET Former junior featherweight title challenger James “Jazza” Dickens faces Nathaniel May in a 10-round featherweight battle in the main event of a Top Rank on ESPN+ card at the Liverpool Olympia in Liverpool, England, on Friday at 3 p.m. ET. Dickens (26-3, 11 KOs) lost his only title shot to Guillermo Rigondeaux
8:41 AM BST Former European player of the year Steffon Armitage has signed with the San Diego Legion for next season, becoming the latest established player in Europe to head for Major League Rugby. Armitage, who made five appearances for England and played more than 300 professional matches in England and France, winning three European
Julien Laurens has reached his wits’ end with Antoine Griezmann’s transfer saga and says ‘the sooner release clause is paid, the better for all of us.” The summer transfer window is in full swing, but there’s plenty of work to be done given the flurry of international tournaments that have occupied the attention of some
3:58 AM ET Associated Press CLEVELAND — Baseball players’ union head Tony Clark says a poor job has been done of marketing Boston Red Sox outfielder Mookie Betts, the reigning AL MVP. “Mookie should be a household name,” Clark told the Baseball Writers’ Association of America on Tuesday. “Mookie should be a one-name guy. You
1:06 AM ET Retired NFL player Chris Long and Major League Soccer’s Chicago Fire have been honored at the fifth Sports Humanitarian of the Year Awards. Long, whose retirement from football in May ended an 11-year NFL playing career that included winning two Super Bowl titles and the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award,
12:32 AM ET The Minnesota Timberwolves have declined to match the three-year, $28 million offer sheet restricted free agent Tyus Jones agreed to with the Memphis Grizzlies earlier this week. “We sincerely thank Tyus for his contributions on the court and Tyus and the entire Jones family for their genuine impact on the Twin Cities
12:14 AM ET Associated Press Former Nashville Predators captain Greg Johnson has died. He was 48. Tom Laidlaw, his former agent, told USA Today that Johnson died Monday at his home in Michigan. No other details were provided. Johnson also played for Detroit, Pittsburgh and Chicago during his 12 seasons in the NHL, finishing with
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