J.J. Redick made his intentions for next season clear with three simple words. In the NBA these days, that only means one thing. Redick agreed on a $23 million, one-year deal with the Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday, according to a person with direct knowledge of the negotiations.
Jameis Winston is one of the biggest winners this offseason. The Buccaneers added DeSean Jackson in free agency along with O.J. Howard in the draft, and the QB is pumped about his new toys.
There John Farrell sat, his 6-foot-4 frame folded into a seat, looking as inconspicuous as possible for a man who manages the Red Sox every day of the year. Instead of a baseball uniform, he wore a light-blue button-down shirt and jeans. For one game, Farrell was just another fan — in attendance to watch his son, Royals right-hander Luke Farrell, make his Major League debut.
LeBron thinks Steph Curry is way underpaid, and he is absolutely correct.
Sports Betting News’ Greg Wyshynski breaks down how New York got one of the biggest names in free agency at a relatively bargain price.
San Francisco General Manager John Lynch says he’s sure Colin Kaepernick is committed to being an NFL quarterback. But he thinks some of his colleagues around the league are less convinced of that, and Lynch has urged Kaepernick to let the world know how much he wants to play. Lynch said on KNBR that
Bjork, Uihlein share lead in France
Ryan Miller was one of the busiest goalies in the NHL last season, when he routinely faced over 40 shots per game as the Vancouver Canucks’ starter. Miller is well-aware that his role is going to be different, since the Ducks already have a starting goalie in John Gibson. For Miller, though, the opportunity is two-fold.
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Thunder gamble on Paul George and win a trade
