All charges dropped against ex-Giants CB BakerAll charges dropped against ex-Giants CB Baker
The Broward State Attorney’s Office has dropped all charges against former New York Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker.
Day: November 16, 2020
Chiefs can add to Andy Reid's record of post-bye success vs. RaidersChiefs can add to Andy Reid's record of post-bye success vs. Raiders
A reminder that Chiefs HC Andy Reid is among the best in the NFL coming off of a bye week.
David Bakhtiari's new deal with Packers includes record-setting signing bonusDavid Bakhtiari's new deal with Packers includes record-setting signing bonus
The Packers gave Bakhtiari a $30 million signing bonus on his new four-year deal.
Stewart Cink, Brian Gay pass 600-start milestoneStewart Cink, Brian Gay pass 600-start milestone
Golf is a game that loves to celebrate its young stars, but we shouldn’t forget to honor those players who display impressive longevity. Just getting on the PGA TOUR is hard. Staying there is even harder. This week at The RSM Classic, two players will be honored for their incredible consistency. The RSM Classic will be Stewart Cink's 600th PGA TOUR start as a professional. He will be just the 68th player in PGA TOUR history to play at least 600 events. This fall has been one for the veteran players. Cink, 47, won the season-opening Safeway Open. He is the oldest player to win a season-opening event since at least 1970. It was his seventh PGA TOUR win, which includes the 2009 Open Championship and 2004 World Golf Championships-NEC Invitational. Cink's first PGA TOUR victory came in 1997, the same year Collin Morikawa was born. Brian Gay passed the 600-start mark at this year’s Safeway Open. He won two starts later at the Bermuda Championship, becoming just the ninth player to win on TOUR after making his 600th start. It was Gay's fifth PGA TOUR victory. Cink and Gay are being honored for their accomplishments at this week's The RSM Classic. Here's a closer look at some of the impressive numbers from their careers.
Pirelli F1 boss Isola test positive for COVID-19Pirelli F1 boss Isola test positive for COVID-19
Pirelli’s F1 boss Mario Isola tested positive for COVID-19 at the Turkish Grand Prix, the Italian manufacturer has confirmed.
Sources: Bridgewater’s knee OK; CMC likely outSources: Bridgewater’s knee OK; CMC likely out
An MRI on Teddy Bridgewater’s knee showed no structural damage but the Panthers QB’s status for Week 11 against the Lions is uncertain. RB Christian McCaffrey, meanwhile, is likely to miss a second straight week with his shoulder injury.
Winston replaces Brees, who’s set for tests on ribsWinston replaces Brees, who’s set for tests on ribs
Jameis Winston replaced Drew Brees as the Saints’ QB in the second half against the 49ers after Brees suffered an injury to his ribs that will require additional testing.
Big Ben has huge game after week of no practiceBig Ben has huge game after week of no practice
Despite a week of no practice due to his being on the reserve/COVID-19 list, quarterback Ben Roethlisberger put together his best game of the season in a blowout win over the Bengals on Sunday to preserve the Steelers’ undefeated record.
Ranking all 31 NHL ‘reverse retro’ jerseysRanking all 31 NHL ‘reverse retro’ jerseys
From a beautiful Nordiques-Avalanche blend to the return of Lady Liberty to missed opportunities elsewhere, we identify the hits and misses for every team’s jersey.
Ganassi to return to IMSA racing with CadillacGanassi to return to IMSA racing with Cadillac
Chip Ganassi Racing will return to IMSA sports car competition next season with Cadillac in the Daytona Prototype international class.