Arizona coach Sean Miller hasn’t received a contract extension in more than two years

These two teams have gone back and forth for nearly an eternity in Game 3 of the World Series, which is already the longest playoff game ever.

As the high-profile holdout of Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell continues, more reports are surfacing about past Pittsburgh offers that the two-time All-Pro has apparently turned down. The three-time 1,000-yard rusher nixed an offer from the Steelers with the team pledging $47 million to Bell over three years, Pro Football Talk reported Friday. An NFL source told PFT that the package had the potential to guarantee Bell $20 million — a $10 million signing bonus plus another $10 million bonus soon after the agreement.

The Heisman Trophy winner has already signed a lucrative contract with the Oakland A’s, but scouts in both sports think they know where he’ll end up.