Bryce Harper says he’s over 2016; maybe it’s time to start listeningBryce Harper says he’s over 2016; maybe it’s time to start listening
Bryce Harper says he’s over 2016; maybe it’s time to start listening
Bryce Harper says he’s over 2016; maybe it’s time to start listening
Denny Hamlin rode the escalator to a stadium concourse and spotted his Daytona 500 championship show car on display and wrapped to resemble its appearance moments after the race. The No. 11 Toyota was scuffed up on the sides, a mark of 200 laps of rugged racing. Not far from away at the Toyota foyer, there hung a banner of Hamlin with his arms raised toward the sky in celebration of his first Daytona 500 victory.
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No. 3 Kansas never seems to be too far behind to rally for victories. After another comeback win against a fellow Top 10 team, the Jayhawks are probably too far ahead in the standings for anyone to keep them from claiming their 13th consecutive Big 12 title. Landen Lucas made two free throws with 11 seconds left, and Kansas didn’t allow No. 4 Baylor to get the ball to Johnathan Motley on the last possession, as the Jayhawks grabbed a stranglehold on the Big 12 race with a 67-65 victory Saturday.
GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Veteran free agent infielder Chase Utley has officially returned to the Los Angeles Dodgers, agreeing to a one-year, $2-million contract on Saturday.
Miguel Cabrera added boxing to his training routine this offseason on the advice of Venezuelan boxer Jorge Linares. As Cabrera begins his 10th season with the Tigers, he has two motivations to fight for victories this year.
New York Yankees president Randy Levine feels Dellin Betances was the victim of ”over the top demands based on very little sense of reality” by his representatives at Friday’s arbitration hearing won by the team. The Yankees beat Betances in the year’s final salary arbitration case, and the relief pitcher will be paid $3 million rather than his $5 million request. ”What his agents did was make him a victim of an attempt to change a market place in baseball that has been well established for 30, 40 years, and I feel bad for him that he was used that way by his agents,” Levine said Saturday after the decision was announced.
LeBron: There’s no rivalry with Steph Curry
LeBron: There’s no rivalry with Warriors’ Curry
The Miami Dolphins have signed defensive end Cameron Wake to a two-year contract extension. The 35-year-old Wake is coming off a Pro Bowl season, one year removed from an Achilles injury. The Dolphins were 9-2 after Wake was added to the starting lineup, and he became just the third player to register 10 or more sacks at the age of 34 or older.