7:38 PM ET Tom Brady is the only NFL player to have won four Super Bowl MVP awards, one more than his boyhood idol, Joe Montana. With the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl for the third straight year, one Las Vegas sportsbook has Brady favored to win a fifth MVP. The Westgate Las
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6:50 PM ET Adrian WojnarowskiESPN The Houston Rockets have agreed to send Carmelo Anthony and cash to the Chicago Bulls, league sources told ESPN. Anthony, a 10-time All-Star, will not play a game for the Bulls, who will eventually trade or waive him before the Feb. 7 trade deadline, league sources said. The teams wanted
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6:17 PM ET After TJ Dillashaw lost to UFC flyweight champion Henry Cejudo on Saturday in Brooklyn, he called on an immediate rematch at 125 pounds. It made sense – despite more weight to cut – because he did not want his UFC bantamweight belt on the line and hoped to become a double champion.
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4:15 PM ET Joel AndersonESPN Florida State‘s football recruiting department issued an apology Monday after tweeting and subsequently deleting an image of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. into a graphic containing the team’s slogan, “Do something,” to celebrate the civil rights icon’s holiday. In the since-deleted tweet, King appeared to be doing the school’s popular
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2:56 PM ET Opening Bell: What now, Pacquiao? LAS VEGAS — Manny Pacquiao’s return to fight in the United States for the first time in 26 months went exactly how I and most expected it go. He easily outpointed the perennially underachieving Adrien Broner via unanimous decision on Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden
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2:51 PM ET Manny Pacquiao suffered a scratched cornea in his left eye during his lopsided unanimous decision over Adrien Broner in defense of his secondary welterweight world title on Saturday night at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. The injury, which his team has deemed minor, did not, however, come from one of the
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12:39 PM ET Emily KaplanESPN The Columbus Blue Jackets have struggled on the power play over the last two seasons, and finally, they’re doing something to address it. Columbus announced Monday it was hiring Hall of Famer Martin St. Louis as a special teams consultant. The team is still developing St. Louis’ exact role. “I
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