Sanchez cools Real Madrid link
The Mirror understands that Tottenham Hotspur defender Davinson Sanchez has dismissed claims that he could be set for a summer move to Real Madrid. The European Champions are planning a…Read more
Monthly Archives: febbraio 2018
Herrera injury gives dropped Pogba chance for reprieve
An early injury to Ander Herrera handed Paul Pogba a reprieve after he was dropped for Manchester United's Champions League round of 16 first-leg clash with Sevilla. Herrera had been…Read more
Reed’s new approach helping him stand out
Cody Reed has already impressed manager Bryan Price with what he's shown on the mound in early bullpen session and the way he's bounced back from what Reed called a…Read more
Indians add Torres to their spring bullpen mix
There is an opening in the Indians' bullpen and the club is introducing another arm into the spring competition. On Wednesday, MLB.com confirmed that the Tribe has agreed to terms…Read more
Rendon seeking simplicity as recipe for success
Other than the change in appearance, Rendon had every reason to want to keep everything the same after the best season of his career in 2017. Read more
Wood to stop using windup delivery this year
Alex Wood has worked exclusively out of the stretch this spring, including during a live batting practice session Wednesday, and has every intention of taking it into the regular season. Read more
Cashman: Initial plan is to have Drury play 3B
Yankees general manager Brian Cashman had D-backs infielder Brandon Drury on his radar for years. He was finally able to get his target, obtaining Drury on Tuesday in a three-way…Read more
Double rake: Williams almost dents car again
Maybe Phillies manager Gabe Kapler should move his car. Read more
Firmino insists he did not abuse Holgate
Liverpool striker Roberto Firmino says he “did not – and would never” direct racial slurs at opponents after the Football Association (FA) saw fit to take no punishment over a…Read more
Cuban: ‘Horrible mistake’ to keep ex-employee
Mavericks owner Mark Cuban told ESPN that he regrets keeping former employee Earl K. Sneed on staff after two separate domestic violence incidents. "I made the decision ... in hindsight,…Read more