Zion Williamson, the top choice in last summer’s NBA draft, is scheduled to make his regular season debut for the Pelicans on Jan. 22 when New Orleans hosts the the San Antonio Spurs, Pelicans basketball operations chief David Griffin said Wednesday. The former Duke star has missed New Orleans’ first
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The Texas Rangers have formally reunited with catcher Robinson Chirinos and added third baseman Todd Frazier after completing one-year deals with the free agents. Chirinos and Frazier both got contracts that included club options for 2021. Left-handed pitchers Kyle Bird and Jeffrey Springs were designated
Zion Williamson won’t debut tonight, as rumored.
Former Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett is interviewing with the Giants for their offensive coordinator position, according to sources.
Zion Williamson is expected to make his debut January 22nd
It’s the third major change NASCAR has made to Xfinity racing here since moving the No. 2 series’ Indianapolis races to the track in 2012.
The Pelicans expect rookie Zion Williamson to make his debut Jan. 22 against the Spurs.
TV ratings are down and star players around the league are injured. That’s why the upcoming debut of super-prospect Zion Williamson is so big.
The post-LeBron era is coming, and the league needs players like Zion Williamson to lead the next generation of stars.
