Police charge Jays’ Osuna in assault on woman
Blue Jays closer Roberto Osuna was released from custody after being charged with assault on a woman, Toronto police said. Read more
Monthly Archives: maggio 2018
Police arrest Jays’ Osuna for assaulting woman
Blue Jays closer Roberto Osuna was released from custody after being arrested for assault on a woman, Toronto police said. Read more
Valverde preaches patience with Dembele
Barcelona boss Ernesto Valverde has appeared to rule out the possibility of Ousmane Dembele leaving on loan. Dembele is yet to justify the reported €105million fee paid to prise him…Read more
12 changes to the Top 100 Prospects list
Introducing Market Corrections. Today, in mid-June and after the conclusion of the season, we'll make adjustments to the Top 100 without overhauling the entire list, taking a hard look at…Read more
Bader allowing Cards to be cautious with Pham
The Cardinals maintain hope the tightness in Tommy Pham's groin dissipates enough for the center fielder to avoid the disabled list, possibly returning to the starting lineup as early as…Read more
Moore´s great escape bid at West Brom nets Premier League award
West Brom's interim boss Darren Moore has been named Premier League Manager of the Month for April. Since replacing the sacked Alan Pardew at the beginning of last month, Moore…Read more
Osuna arrested, charged with assault
Blue Jays closer Roberto Osuna was arrested early Tuesday morning and charged with assault, according to the Toronto Police. Read more
Sources: Hornets finalizing deal to hire Borrego
The Hornets are finalizing a head coaching deal for James Borrego, who has been an assistant with the Spurs, Pelicans and Magic since 2003. Read more
Jets CEO: Darnold will lead team to greatness
Sam Darnold will lead the Jets to greatness, according to CEO Christopher Johnson, who said Tuesday the addition of the former USC star will be remembered as a turning point…Read more
FIFA fines Russian FA over discriminatory chants
The Russian Football Union has been fined 30,000 Swiss francs (€25,000/$30,000) by FIFA following discriminatory chants during March's international friendly between Russia and France in St Petersburg, world football's governing…Read more