Sources - Cubs, lefty Shota Imanaga finalizing 4-year, $53M deal - ESPN
CHICAGO — The Cubs finalized a deal with Japanese lefty Shota Imanaga on Wednesday, agreeing to a four-year, $53 million contract, sources familiar with the situation told ESPN.
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2024 NFL mock draft: Jordan Reid's Round 1 pick predictions - ESPN
Attention is starting to turn to the 2024 NFL draft, so let's project Round 1 with an updated mock draft. With the Michigan's dominant national title win Monday night, the 2023 college football season is over. Declaration day for underclassmen is Jan. 15, and prospects will begin to focus on pre-draft events, including all-star games, the combine and pro days.
Succession? Macron picks Gabriel Attal as youngest French prime minister
This being France, with so much power concentrated inside the gates of the presidential palace, the title of prime minister does not carry the same clout as perhaps elsewhere in Europe. With a minority government in parliament and polling in the doldrums, how much will the term-limited Macron micromanage the most charismatic head of government France has seen in a long while?
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Satu lagi klub meminati Jordan Henderson musim dingin ini, yakni Ajax Amsterdam. Tertarik kah Henderson ke Belanda?
Source: Cubs, Japanese pitcher Shota Imanaga working toward deal - ESPN
Japanese left-hander Shota Imanaga and the Chicago Cubs are working toward an agreement, a source told ESPN's Jesse Rogers on Tuesday.
Jameis Winston backed by Saints teammates amid criticism - ESPN
NEW ORLEANS — Multiple New Orleans Saints players defended Jameis Winston and the decision to run a play out of victory formation against the Atlanta Falcons.
ATP roundup: Roberto Bautista Agut makes early exit in Auckland
Roberto Carballes Baena upended two-time champion and fellow Spaniard Roberto Bautista Agut 6-4, 6-3 in first-round action Tuesday at the ASB Classic in Auckland, New Zealand.
Rickie Fowler on LIV: 'Zero plans to go anywhere'
Rickie Fowler promised his fans "don't have to worry" about him leaving the PGA Tour behind in favor of LIV Golf in an interview with Golfweek on Sunday.