NFL teams will have more money to spend this offseason. How much more? The NFL and the Players Association project a salary cap of roughly $200 million per team in 2020, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Media. With negotiations ongoing, it remains to be seen what the actual number ends up being. The
Patriots wide receiver Mohamed Sanu didn’t make a big impact after being traded to New England last season, and he said late in the year that an ankle injury was part of the reason. That injury has still been slow to heal. Now Sanu is going to have surgery on the ankle, Adam Schefter of [more]
Mercedes recovered from its difficult Thursday to go quickest on the final day of preseason, but a late Max Verstappen lap meant Red Bull finished just 0.073s behind the world champions.
Sidney Crosby has won everything during his decorated career, but his OT goal in the 2010 Olympics to beat Team USA will always top his highlight reel.
We spent considerable time discussing whether the Warriors mishandled Kevin Durant’s injury. What about DeMarcus Cousins’?
Houston has won five straight games by embracing a center-less brand of basketball and allowing Robert Covington to flourish.
The night before the $20 million Saudi Cup, King Abdulaziz Racetrack in Riyadh hosted the inaugural $1.6 million STC International Jockeys Challenge with 14 riders from around the world competing. Mike Smith was the winner with Sibylle Vogt second.
Ohio State cornerback Jeff Okudah, who is the top-rated player at his position by ESPN’s Mel Kiper, says he’ll participate in workouts at the NFL combine.
Steve Kerr vented after the Warriors’ loss to the Lakers last night. Draymond Green did it during the game.
This week we examine the Jayson Tatum explosion.
