Tony Parker wearing a Charlotte Hornets uniform in San Antonio on Monday was a strange sight, indeed.
We’re less than a month away from Spring Training, so it’s a good time to project what each club’s Opening Day lineup will look like, or at least what it would look like if the season started today. With the help of all 30 MLB.com beat writers, here’s a roundup of how they might shake out.
The Cleveland Cavaliers’ quest for Zion Williamson — or any other top draft prospect — continues. On Monday, the NBA announced that it had cleared the Cavs in its investigation into the circumstances surrounding its signing and subsequent release of former Golden State Warriors guard Patrick McCaw
Sharks forward Marcus Sorensen, in his third season with San Jose, has signed to a two-year contract extension.
Russell Westbrook is a man of amazing extremes. The enigmatic Oklahoma City Thunder star and former NBA most valuable player does not do moderation. Westbrook is having the single worst 3-point shooting season in the history of the NBA.
In acquiring a veteran presence in forward Andrew Cogliano, the Dallas Stars paid a price. Young forward Devin Shore was dealt to the Anaheim Ducks on Monday to bring in Cogliano, 31, who has collected three goals and 11 points in 46 games this season. “In acquiring Andrew, we are able to add
Freshman sensation Zion Williamson returned to the starting lineup for top-ranked Duke two days after he was poked in the eye during a game.
New Orleans Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore picks up four tackles and two interceptions in a NFC divisional win over the Philadelphia Eagles.
A new team has reportedly surpassed the Nationals as the presumptive favorites to land Bryce Harper, and with just about a month to go before the start of Spring Training, the market for the 26-year old former National League Most Valuable Player Award winner has taken yet another turn.
