Adam Schefter Close Adam Schefter ESPN Senior Writer ESPN NFL Insider Joined ESPN in 2009 Former president of the Pro Football Writers of America and the author of four books Follow on Twitter John Keim Close John Keim ESPN Staff Writer Covered the Redskins for the Washington Examiner and other media
Lakers guard Lance Stephenson has always been creative in finding ways to taunt opponents. On Saturday night, he got a T for strumming an air guitar in Miles Bridges’ direction after hitting a 3 late in the Lakers’ 128-100 win over the Hornets.
The Bulldogs couldn’t defend against North Carolina on Saturday. The Bruins and Orange were surprised at home.
During John DeFilippo’s 13-game tenure as Vikings offensive coordinator, the biggest thing that became clear was that the team lacked an identity on offense. So the question now that Kevin Stefanski has taken over the offense is: What should the identity be? First take: Michael Rand Well, I think
The Lakers have a young core and the NBA’s best player in LeBron James, and one report says they may be hoping for a blockbuster trade.
After a three-team trade involving Trevor Ariza unraveled Friday night because of confusion over which “Brooks” was involved, Grizzlies GM Chris Wallace called the situation “unfathomable,” telling reporters, “I’ve never experienced this before.”
There’s some risk in signing a player that’s less of a sure thing. But the investment is far less. Let’s take a look at seven under-the-radar free agents.
Could Bryce Harper or Manny Machado sign with a team that wasn’t in contention last year? It might seem that they wouldn’t, but struggling clubs have a long history of signing big-ticket free agents.
