MLB trade deadline: Biggest needs, player fits for top contenders
With so many teams still on the fence between buying and selling (or doing a little of both), all the hottest names on the block remain up for grabs a week ahead of the deadline.
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Sources: CeeDee Lamb not expected to report to training camp - ESPN
OXNARD, Calif. — Dallas Cowboys star CeeDee Lamb, who has been unable to land the type of contract extension that other wide receivers have, is not expected to report to training camp Wednesday with the rest of his team, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Tuesday night.
Joe Burrow fully cleared for contact ahead of Bengals training camp
Joe Burrow and his surgically repaired wrist have been cleared for contact, and the Cincinnati Bengals star quarterback is ready to go for the opening of training camp on Wednesday.
USMNT's Tyler Adams has back surgery, will miss start of Bournemouth's season
United States captain Tyler Adams will miss the start of the Premier League season while he recovers from back surgery, Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola said.
Why the Cowboys are most bet team to fall short of win total in 2024
Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys are pegged at 9.5 wins for the 2024 NFL season, while also being the most bet-on team to finish under their win total.
Tyler Adams undergoes back surgery, to miss start of Prem season - ESPN
AFC Bournemouth and United States men's national team midfielder Tyler Adams is looking at yet another lengthy spell on the sidelines after undergoing back surgery, according to the Cherries manager Andoni Iraola.
Sheppey United analysis assistant, coaching support and social media man Tyler Ross replaced injured keeper Aiden Prall before back-up goalie Hadley Glock dashed to Holm Park to play in the second half against Faversham
Sheppey United are hoping first-choice keeper Aiden Prall hasn’t done too much damage after coming off injured on Saturday.
2024 NHL team report cards: draft, free agency and trades - ESPN
Every NHL offseason is a chance for front office personnel around the league to bolster their club's on-ice roster in an effort to improve their Stanley Cup chances in the upcoming campaign. This particular offseason included blockbuster trades (some occurring during the Stanley Cup Final), several teams drafting a new No. 1 prospect for their pipeline, and a particularly frenetic free-agency period that included more than 100 players signing and $1 billion spent on July 1 alone.