Source: Colts, QB Brissett agree to $30M dealSource: Colts, QB Brissett agree to $30M deal
The Colts are extending quarterback Jacoby Brissett on a two-year, $30 million deal that includes $20 million guaranteed.
Day: September 2, 2019
Source: Colts, QB Brissett agree to 2-year dealSource: Colts, QB Brissett agree to 2-year deal
The Colts are extending quarterback Jacoby Brissett on a two-year deal.
Sources: 3 teams to work out BIG3 MVP JohnsonSources: 3 teams to work out BIG3 MVP Johnson
Joe Johnson, MVP of the BIG3, has workouts scheduled with the Pistons, Bucks and Nets, sources told ESPN’s Dave McMenamin.
Ben Zobrist is back, but can he fix the Cubs’ biggest lineup problem?Ben Zobrist is back, but can he fix the Cubs’ biggest lineup problem?
With the Cubs’ postseason hopes at risk, he could be the leadoff hitter they need. But he’s also 38 years old and coming back from four months off.
Camargo, Donaldson hit HRs as Braves beat Blue Jays 6-3Camargo, Donaldson hit HRs as Braves beat Blue Jays 6-3
ATLANTA (AP) — Josh Donaldson and Johan Camargo hit two-run homers and Mike Soroka snapped a streak of eight starts without a win as the Atlanta Braves beat the Toronto Blue Jays 6-3 on Monday.
NFL Live – Promo Video (2019)NFL Live – Promo Video (2019)
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Eagles get good news on 5 injured startersEagles get good news on 5 injured starters
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Eagles coach Doug Pederson says he expects injured starters Fletcher Cox, Brandon Brooks, Nigel Bradham, Derek Barnett and Ronald Darby to be ready for the season opener after missing the preseason.
Nathan Peterman has small ligament tear that won’t require surgeryNathan Peterman has small ligament tear that won’t require surgery
Raiders coach Jon Gruden said backup quarterback Natahan Peterman hurt his elbow in the final preseason game. Peterman played 61 snaps against the Seahawks but mentioned pain in his right elbow afterward. Gruden told reports Monday an MRI revealed a small tear in the ligament that won’t require surgery
Albert McClellan returns to JetsAlbert McClellan returns to Jets
Count linebacker Albert McClellan among the ranks of veteran players who were temporarily unemployed before returning to the team that cut them a couple of days later. The Jets released McClellan on Saturday, but reversed course and signed him to their 53-man roster on Monday. The reason for the juggling
Meet The 50 newest PGA TOUR membersMeet The 50 newest PGA TOUR members
The 2019 Korn Ferry Tour season came to a close Monday in Evansville, Indiana as the Korn Ferry Tour Championship presented by United Leasing & Finance wrapped up with a Labor Day finish. England’s Tom Lewis won the season-ending event in dominant fashion at 23-under, five strokes clear of second-place finisher Fabián Gómez. The first 25 cards were earned at the conclusion of the WinCo Foods Portland Open presented by KraftHeinz earlier this month, while the second set of cards were awarded at the conclusion of the three-event Finals. Scottie Scheffler won both the season-long and Finals Points Lists this season on the strength of two victories at the Evans Scholars Invitational and the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship. He is the first player to win both titles since Chesson Hadley accomplished the feat in 2017. Scheffler was steady throughout the 2019 season with 10 top-10 finishes and he also led the Korn Ferry Tour in birdies and scoring average. By virtue of winning the Points List, Scheffler earns fully exempt status throughout the 2019-20 season which begins next week at A Military Tribute at the Greenbrier. With his fully exempt status, Scheffler also earned a place in THE PLAYERS Championship. There was plenty of drama on the final day of the Korn Ferry Tour season as players battled the unforgiving Victoria National Golf Club. Indiana native Chris Baker, who missed his PGA TOUR card by one spot during the Regular Season, locked up his first PGA TOUR card with a dramatic six-foot putt on the final hole. Former Masters low amateur Doug Ghim also locked up a TOUR card on the final hole. The 23-year-old got up-and-down from a greenside bunker on the 72nd hole, punctuated with an emphatic fist pump, to join a host of former Texas Longhorns on the PGA TOUR. The top 25 are: *=PGA TOUR rookie in 2019-20 The 25 players from the Korn Ferry Tour Finals will join the 25 players from the Regular Season points list on the PGA TOUR. The 25 from the Regular Season are below: The 50 players are ranked, in alternating fashion from each points list, following the conclusion of the Korn Ferry Tour Finals. This order will be used to determine priority entry into PGA TOUR events for the upcoming season, which opens the week of Sept. 9-15 with A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Scottie Scheffler Xinjun Zhang Matthew NeSmith Robby Shelton Tom Lewis Harry Higgs Brandon Hagy Lanto Griffin Kramer Hickok Mark Hubbard Fabián Gómez Ryan Brehm Viktor Hovland Kristoffer Ventura Brendon Todd Henrik Norlander Beau Hossler Zac Blair Ben Taylor Bo Hoag Anirban Lahiri Nelson Ledesma Grayson Murray Rhein Gibson Tyler Duncan Chase Seiffert David Hearn Mark Anderson Bronson Burgoon Scott Harrington Chris Baker Michael Gligic Robert Streb Sebastian Cappelen Tom Hoge Vincent Whaley Cameron Percy Rafael Campos Hank Lebioda Vince Covello Rob Oppenheim Michael Gellerman Cameron Davis Maverick McNealy Joseph Bramlett Tyler McCumber Doug Ghim Tim Wilkinson Richy Werenski D.J. Trahan For more information on the Korn Ferry Tour or the Korn Ferry Tour Finals, please visit PGATOUR.COM.