Backup quarterback Kevin Hogan received permission to seek a trade by the Cleveland Browns, who already shipped Deshone Kizer and Cody Kessler out of town since general manager John Dorsey arrived. Hogan was a backup last season as Kizer went 0-15 as the team’s starter. Kizer was traded to the
We know who has the best lottery chances, and biggest need, but which team takes a big jump if it lands him? We assess the impact the 17-year-old Swedish defenseman would have on teams with the greatest chances.
Texans owner Bob McNair told the Wall Street Journal that he regrets apologizing last year following an uproar directed at his comments that “we can’t have inmates running the prison.”
Watch as Felipe Alou, one of the pioneering Dominican baseball players in MLB, opens 1954 Topps and 1994 Topps Stadium Club packs.
Felipe Alou, one of the pioneering Dominican baseball players in MLB, opens 1954 Topps and 1994 Topps Stadium Club on “Old Baseball Cards”
No matter what would eventually happen, Robert Griffin III and Colin Kaepernick were destined to be linked forever as the faces of a quarterback revolution in the NFL. For four wonderful months in the fall of 2012 they, along with Seattle’s Russell Wilson, offered a tantalizing glimpse of the future
Injuries — the absences and the recoveries — have played a role in almost every team’s postseason case. Here’s a look at how every contending team is dealing with them.
Chicago — This has been the damnedest start to a season for Daniel Norris. “Not the way I envisioned it, for sure,â€� he said Thursday morning. “But a lot of times what you envision doesn’t happen. I am just trying to take it day by day and not look too far ahead.â€� His first scheduled start of the
LeBron James says he has absolutely has no problem with a female coaching in the NBA, saying “If you know the game, then everybody is accepting of that.”
Tyronn Lue, who has been away from the Cavs since March 19 due to medical and rest issues, is thankful for LeBron James and his coaches keeping the team on track.
