Capitals’ Bear enters player assistance programCapitals’ Bear enters player assistance program
Capitals defenseman Ethan Bear has entered the NHL/NHLPA player assistance program and will be away from the team indefinitely while he receives care.
Day: March 28, 2024
Celebrini, then who? Ranking the top 32 prospects for the 2024 NHL draftCelebrini, then who? Ranking the top 32 prospects for the 2024 NHL draft
This draft class could be remembered for years to come by its strong group of defensemen. Here’s who makes the late-March first-round cut.
Curry shows fire, lifts Dubs after Green’s ejectionCurry shows fire, lifts Dubs after Green’s ejection
Stephen Curry kicked a few chairs after a late 3-pointer sealed the Warriors’ win over the Magic on Wednesday, “letting out a little steam” in a game that began with Draymond Green being ejected in the first quarter.
76ers riled over final play; refs admit missed foul76ers riled over final play; refs admit missed foul
A chaotic end to Wednesday night’s game saw the Clippers celebrating a needed win and Philadelphia’s Nick Nurse and Kelly Oubre Jr. confronting the game officials over a missed foul that crew chief Kevin Scott said should have been called.
Who will win the World Series? Predicting the 2024 MLB seasonWho will win the World Series? Predicting the 2024 MLB season
Can the Dodgers go all the way? Who will win MVP? Our experts make their predictions for the 2024 baseball season.
Sources: SMU targeting USC’s Enfield as coachSources: SMU targeting USC’s Enfield as coach
SMU is targeting Andy Enfield for the school’s basketball job, sources told ESPN.
Sources: Baylor assistant Jakus to be FAU coachSources: Baylor assistant Jakus to be FAU coach
Baylor assistant John Jakus is being hired as head coach of Florida Atlantic’s men’s basketball team, sources told ESPN.
Wizards Reach Deal With Washington D.C. To Stay At Capital One Arena Through 2050Wizards Reach Deal With Washington D.C. To Stay At Capital One Arena Through 2050
Ted Leonsis has reached a deal with Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser to keep the Washington Wizards and Washington Capitals at Capital One Arena in downtown Washington DC through at least 2050.
Leonsis signed a letter of intent late Wednesday afternoon formalizing an agreement between his parent company, Monumental Sports and Entertainment, and the city.
The deal comes after attempts to build a new arena in Alexandria, Virginia failed to pass the state’s legislature.
“We made tons of mistakes,” Leonsis said Wednesday night when asked whether Monumental had made errors since the December announcement about Potomac Yard. “But we manage to outcomes, and the outcome is exactly the right one.”
Bowser said: “We are the current home, and the future home, of the Washington Capitals and Washington Wizards.”
Monumental will receive $500 million in cash from the city to renovate Capital One Arena.
Leonsis said on Wednesday that he had been surprised by the criticism of moving the Wizards les than four miles from Capital One Arena to Potomac Yard.
Leonsis said he considers the District, suburban Maryland and suburban Virginia “one community” and noted that the Capitals and Wizards used to play in Landover, Md., at Capital Centre before the teams moved to downtown Washington.
Gambling scandal underscores Shohei Ohtani’s separatenessGambling scandal underscores Shohei Ohtani’s separateness
The Japanese superstar debuts in L.A. after accusing his interpreter and friend of stealing millions.
Inside the evolving story of what happened with Ohtani and his interpreterInside the evolving story of what happened with Ohtani and his interpreter
ESPN received a tip about Shohei Ohtani and his interpreter several months ago. Here are the details.