Previously, I ranked the top ten players set to hit the free agent market this summer, in what promises to be a transformative offseason. Today, I’ll list 10-20. Next week, I breakdown players 21 through 30. 11. D’Angelo Russell – Restricted – Brooklyn Nets: 2018-19 was viewed by many in Brooklyn
Devin Booker scored 13 straight Phoenix points during a key fourth-quarter stretch and finished with 37, and the Suns snapped the NBA’s longest active losing streak to one opponent at 18 games by beating the Golden State Warriors 115-111 on Sunday.
The Rams have agreed to terms with outside linebacker Dante Fowler Jr. on a new contract, the team announced Sunday. The deal is for one year, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Warriors star Kevin Durant suffered a right ankle contusion midway through the fourth quarter of the Warriors’ 115-111 loss to the Suns on Sunday.
Saturday at Tampa Bay Downs, Tacitus upset in the Tampa Bay Derby over Outshine and favorite Win Win Win. Also on the card, Concrete Rose won the Florida Oaks (G3), Rymska won the Hillsborough Stakes (G2), Flameaway won the Challenger Stakes, and Digital Age won the Columbia Stakes. Get the results, charts, and photos here.
The 76ers won’t go anywhere without a healthy Joel Embiid, and they saw that in Sunday’s comeback win over the Pacers.
The British Open champion enjoyed his “best putting day ever” which he capped off by sinking a 45-foot birdie at the difficult par-four 18th at Bay Hill in Orlando. The usually low-key Italian raised his arm in the air to hail his final putt, the longest he has holed on the PGA Tour this year. Molinari posted a 12-under 276 total and, after a two-hour wait in the clubhouse, celebrated his third PGA Tour victory when none of the overnight frontrunners could match his total.
Kyle Busch held on for his first win of the year, claiming victory at the TicketGuardian 500. Kyle Busch had to back off the throttle in the late stages at Phoenix Raceway on Sunday, but he had just enough fuel to grab his first victory of 2019. Busch, who led a race-high 177 laps, passed Ryan Blaney
SCOTTSDALE – A decade ago, Dodgers catcher Russell Martin was catching a rookie left-hander named Clayton Kershaw. Sunday he caught another young left-hander, Julio UrÃas, who is effectively restarting his young career at age 22. It was the first time Martin has caught UrÃas in a game. It was also spring
Jimmie Johnson placed eight at Phoenix for his best finish in his last 10 races.
