Yankees right-hander Sonny Gray was serenaded with loud boos at Yankee Stadium during Saturday’s 11-0 loss to the Red Sox and said afterward that the defeat was “embarrassing for me and for everybody in here.”
Kevin Pelton provides team-by-team analysis of every major and minor deal from Day 1. Who improved? And what is still to come?
Kevin Pelton provides team-by-team analysis of every major and minor deal from Day 1. Who improved? And what is still to come?
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Julius Randle went in one season from a cap casualty to legitimately valuable role player. It seems that wasn’t to convince the Lakers to make him feel wanted, though, according to NBA.com’s David Aldridge. This would be quite the disappointing development in an offseason that’s already seen the Los Angeles Lakers miss out on Paul George. Here’s what Aldridge had to say about what he’s heard regarding talks between Randle and the Lakers: “Julius Randle has made it clear that I don’t think he really wants to be back there, so are you putting money into a guy that doesn’t really want to be back there.� If Randle were to leave, he would be the second client of Aaron Mintz (after Paul George) to
In the past, we’ve seen stories about Minnesota Vikings wide receivers going to work out with stars from other teams. Now, it appears that the team’s best cornerback has decided to get into the act, too. Former Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman, who the Vikings will see in Week 1 when
Paul George is staying in Oklahoma City, agreeing with the Thunder on a four-year, $137 million max contract, sources told ESPN.
All-Star forward Paul George has committed to sign a new contract with the Thunder, removing one of the most sought-after NBA free agents off the board.
In a masterpiece that helped lead the Red Sox to an 11-0 thumping over their rivals — and back into sole possession of first place in the American League East — Chris Sale gave up one hit over seven electric innings, and none after Giancarlo Stanton’s single in the first inning. He was helped by a 5-for-5 performance by Rafael Devers that included a grand slam off Sonny Gray, who didn’t make it out of the third inning.
