Golden State Warriors forward Kevin Durant passes 20,000 career points
Kevin Durant is known as one of the greatest scorers of his generation. That reputation how goes up another notch with a significant milestone. Read more
Monthly Archives: gennaio 2018
Bruce addition could kick-start Mets’ push in ’18
Bringing back Jay Bruce could be the move that helps get the Mets, a disappointment in 2017, on their way to getting back in contention in 2018 -- especially if…Read more
Bonds, Clemens trending up in HOF balloting
Another chapter in the Barry Bonds-Roger Clemens National Baseball Hall of Fame saga has been written. And it's clear from the published votes that the two players, linked by allegations…Read more
Sources: Mets, Bruce reach 3-year, $39M deal
Jay Bruce is rejoining the Mets, as the two sides have agreed to a three-year, $39 million deal, according to sources. Read more
What a relief: Bullpen arms remain on market
Though much of this market has been picked over, there are still a number of clubs on the hunt for bullpen help. Here, divided into five tiers, are 20 relievers…Read more
WWE exec, Rousey meet: ‘Incredibly interested’
WWE executive Paul Levesque, better known as Triple H, said he and former UFC champion Ronda Rousey are "having conversations" about a possible leap from the octagon to the wrestling…Read more
Advocacy group calls for Gruden hiring probe
The Fritz Pollard Alliance is calling on the NFL to investigate whether the Oakland Raiders violated the "Rooney Rule" when they hired Jon Gruden as coach. Read more
Arsenal star Ozil would perform better at Man United, says Wright
Former Arsenal striker Ian Wright believes soon-to-be free agent Mesut Ozil would perform better at Premier League rivals Manchester United as doubts remain over his future in London. Ozil is…Read more
Biggest injury questions for every NFL playoff team
Is Antonio Brown on track to return against the Jaguars? How much of a concern is Julio Jones' lingering ankle injury? NFL Nation reporters assess the biggest injuries for the…Read more
Like it or not: A case for Bonds, Clemens
Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens were the best players ever seen by MLB.com's Joe Posnanski. And, in the end, the Hall of Fame is for the best players. Read more