Jameis Winston says he was “just being competitive” Sunday when he attempted to charge back onto the field, unintentionally knocking over the Bucs’ director of football operations, after Winston was stripped of the football on a sack.
Before we officially turn our attention to 2018, let’s take one more opportunity to appreciate what we saw in baseball in 2017. Here are 10 season stat lines that will be remembered well beyond the flip of the calendar.
An MRI revealed no structural damage in Timberwolves point guard Jeff Teague’s left knee, but he is expected to miss 2-4 weeks with a sprained MCL, sources told ESPN.
Guard Jeff Teague has a sprained left knee and he will be out of the lineup for an indefinite period of time, league sources told ESPN.
Greg Wyshynski peers into his crystal ball and predicts that, among other things, John Tavares will test free agency, the U.S. women will win Olympic gold and Jaromir Jagr will hang up his skates in 2018.
Buccaneers WR Mike Evans said Thursday that he intends to apologize to Saints rookie CB Marshon Lattimore at some point during Sunday’s season finale in Tampa.
Following an investigation into his background, the CFL says it would approve quarterback Johnny Manziel to play in the league next year.
New Orleans Pelicans point guard Rajon Rondo dished out a franchise record 25 assists against the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday.
Even if Isaiah Thomas returns from his hip injury before Wednesday, it’s unlikely the Cavs would play him in back-to-back games.Â
When the Lakers hired Luke Walton in the summer of 2016, it was not only because he was part of the Lakers family. Former general manager Mitch Kupchak was intrigued by Walton’s desire to play an uptempo offense, similar to the Warriors’ style. The Walton hire was the first step in the Lakers
