Deion Sanders sends cryptic message calling out 'false stories'
Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy, James Jones and Chase Daniel react to Deion Sanders signing a five-year, $45 million extension with Colorado.
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Kyle Schwarber hits no-doubt 466-foot blast for milestone 300th home run
Kyle Schwarber hit his 300th career home run on Monday night, becoming the sixth player to reach that milestone in a Philadelphia Phillies uniform. The others before him were Bryce Harper, Ryan Howard, Mike Schmidt, Roy Sievers and Chuck Klein.
Browns, rookie Shedeur Sanders finalize 4-year contract after draft slide
Colin Cowherd breaks down what realistic expectations should be for Shedeur Sanders as he steps into the spotlight in Cleveland. Can the Browns finally have their franchise quarterback, or is the pressure too much too soon for the young star?
Astros spoil Jack Leiter's no-hit bid, outlast Rangers - ESPN
ARLINGTON, Texas — Isaac Paredes hit a go-ahead, three-run homer off reliever Robert Garcia in the eighth inning after rookie Jack Leiter lost a no-hit bid in the seventh, and the Houston Astros rallied for a 4-3 victory over the Texas Rangers on Sunday.
Amid historically poor start, Galaxy extends coach Greg Vanney
Countering speculation that Los Angeles Galaxy head coach Greg Vanney might be relieved of his duties following a brutal start to the season, the club instead signed the 50-year-old to a contract extension.
Travis Hunter gets real on his and Shedeur Sanders' NFL futures: 'We just going to work'
Nick Wright believes Travis Hunter has the talent to be the face of the NFL and reacts to his confidence in learning both playbooks, saying the rookie’s two-way potential could be game-changing.
Mikko Rantanen is 'on a mission' in the Stanley Cup playoffs - ESPN
DALLAS — Before he became the most dominant player in the 2025 Stanley Cup playoffs, Mikko Rantanen wasn't exactly himself.
Rockies are worst team in MLB history through 42 games, and it can get worse
With a loss on Tuesday night, the Rockies’ record now stands at 7-35. Reaching that 35th defeat after 42 games puts the Rockies in historic territory, as they’re the fastest-ever to 35 losses in a season. The previous quickest to get there was the 1904 Washington Senators, who lost their 35th 45 games in, after they had already won their eighth contest of an excruciatingly long season.