Nets' Durant fined $25K for obscene language toward fan
Brooklyn Nets forward Kevin Durant has been fined $25,000 for directing obscene language toward a fan.
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Dallas Mavericks, in response to lawsuit, accuse ex-GM Donnie Nelson of 'scheme to extort as much as $100 million'
The Dallas Mavericks responded Friday to a wrongful termination suit by Donnie Nelson, accusing the former longtime general manager of a «lengthy scheme to extort as much as $100 million» and saying the lawsuit was preceded by demands that he receive «in effect, a blackmail payment» in exchange for his promise not to expose the sexual orientation of owner Mark Cuban's chief of staff or make other claims to embarrass the team.
WrestleMania 38: Date, Location, UK Time, Matches, Tickets, How to Watch and Everything You Need to Know
WWE WrestleMania is a matter of months away and we have all of the details you need concerning what is the biggest event of the wrestling year.
Damian Priest admits that WWE Superstars groan at celebrities in WWE
Damian Priest has opened-up on the concept of celebrities competing at WrestleMania and says fans are not alone at groaning at their appearances.
Damian Priest says Superstars groan at celebrity involvement in WWE
Damian Priest has opened-up on the concept of celebrities competing at WrestleMania and says fans are not alone at groaning at their appearances.
Stone Cold Steve Austin: WWE Hall of Famer reveals reasons behind WrestleMania return
Stone Cold Steve Austin has commented on his decision return to WWE for his appearance on The KO Show at WrestleMania 38.
Ex-GM Donnie Nelson sues Dallas Mavericks, says he was fired for reporting sexual misconduct; team denies claim
Former longtime Dallas Mavericks general manager Donnie Nelson sued the team Thursday, alleging that owner Mark Cuban fired him last summer as retaliation for reporting that Cuban's chief of staff sexually harassed and sexually assaulted his nephew during a job interview in 2020.
Bills cut Beasley one day after signing Miller
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Cole Beasley can forget trying to negotiate a trade out of Buffalo now that he’s a free agent after being cut by the Bills on Thursday.