Lions K Michael Badgley out for season after suffering injury before practice
The Detroit Lions will be without kicker Michael Badgley for the 2024 season.
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Dodgers need another ace despite Clayton Kershaw’s encouraging debut
LOS ANGELES — As Clayton Kershaw jogged out to the mound on a warm, sticky Thursday afternoon at Dodger Stadium, his family watched delightedly a few hundred feet away. His wife, Ellen, wore a No. 22 hat and her husband's jersey as she wiped away tears. She stood next to her kids, who created custom Skechers cleats for their dad to celebrate the occasion.
Can Jim Harbaugh duplicate quick-turn magic with Chargers?
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Jim Harbaugh was in constant motion as he navigated his first full training camp practice for the Los Angeles Chargers this week.
'Changed strategies' - Erik ten Hag explains what Manchester United are doing to avoid more injuries
Erik ten Hag has warned that Manchester United could incur more injury issues this season with the change in format of the European competitions.
MLB trade deadline 2024: Passan's new intel on Crochet, more - ESPN
Baseball's trade season finally kicked into gear late Thursday with perhaps the biggest name who will move at this deadline, Randy Arozarena, going to the Seattle Mariners. As grim as that might sound to those hopeful for fireworks at the end of the month commensurate to those at the beginning, it's a reflection of where the market has gone.
Sources - Dodgers deal James Paxton back to Red Sox - ESPN
The Boston Red Sox acquired left-hander James Paxton from the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday, attempting to fortify their rotation as they chase a playoff spot in a wide-open American League landscape, sources told ESPN.
Amad is set for another breakthrough at Manchester United
When a player has entered the last year of their contract and they change representation, the assumption is a transfer is in the offing.
Grateful Clayton Kershaw goes 4 innings in return to Dodgers - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Anticipation consumed the better part of his past eight months and excitement colored the better part of his past few days. Then, in the third inning of his first start back at Dodger Stadium on Thursday, Clayton Kershaw encountered a sobering reality: two runs on the scoreboard, two runners on base, nobody out.