The inside story of Jameson Taillon’s return from cancerThe inside story of Jameson Taillon’s return from cancer
The inside story of Jameson Taillon’s return from cancer
Day: June 29, 2017
Sale extended! MLB.TV $10 until games endSale extended! MLB.TV $10 until games end
On June 29, 2007, at 6 p.m. ET, the first iPhone went on sale. In recognition of the occasion and its meaning to baseball fans, 2017 MLB.TV yearly subscriptions are now on sale for just $10 until the conclusion of tonight’s slate of games.
Gabe Jackson, Raiders agree on $56 million extensionGabe Jackson, Raiders agree on $56 million extension
The Oakland Raiders have agreed to a five-year contract extension with guard Gabe Jackson worth $56 million, a source informed of the deal told NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.
Raiders, Gabe Jackson agree on five-year extensionRaiders, Gabe Jackson agree on five-year extension
The Raiders have agreed on a five-year contract extension with guard Gabe Jackson worth $56 million, a source informed told NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport.
Hayward tells Jazz he’s opting out, sources sayHayward tells Jazz he’s opting out, sources say
Hayward tells Jazz he’s opting out, sources say
When athletes gotta go … where do they go?When athletes gotta go … where do they go?
When athletes gotta go … where do they go?
Do’s and don’ts for NHL free agencyDo’s and don’ts for NHL free agency
Sports Betting News’ Greg Wyshynski gives you his Top 5 don’ts for NHL franchises as they head into the summer spending spree period.
Report: Steve Mason won’t be back with FlyersReport: Steve Mason won’t be back with Flyers
The free agent market figures to be crowded and unpredictable, but one thing seems clear: Steve Mason won’t return to the Philadelphia Flyers. The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Sam Carchidi reports that “his ship has sailed� when it comes to re-signing with Philly. One got the impression that this would be a possibility when the Flyers signed Michal Neuvirth to a two-year extension with Mason’s situation unresolved, although the expansion draft opened up the possibility for more twists in that story.
Yang, Choi lead halted KPMG Women’s PGAYang, Choi lead halted KPMG Women’s PGA
OLYMPIA FIELDS, Ill. – South Korea’s Amy Yang and Chella Choi took early command of the rain-suspended KPMG Women’s PGA Championship Thursday at Olympia Fields Country Club. At 5 under, they share the lead, but Yang will be looking to separate herself early Friday morning. While Choi finished with a 5-under-par 66, Yang was in the 18th fairway when rain halted play at 8:01 p.m. ET. Yang is among 30 players who will have to return at 7:45 a.m. ET Friday to finish their rounds. The second round will actually begin before the first round is finished, with second-round play beginning at 7:30 a.m ET. Yang and Choi hold a one-shot lead on Brittany Altomare and Joanna Klatten, who has two holes to finish.
Why salacious Mohamed Bamba accusations shouldn't be too worrisome for Texas (Sports Betting News)Why salacious Mohamed Bamba accusations shouldn't be too worrisome for Texas (Sports Betting News)
Ibrahim Johnson accused his brother of accepting cash and gifts from a financial adviser, but the prized recruit has a longstanding relationship with Greer Love dating back to 2008.