Alvin Kamara threatens retirement if Saints try to trade him: 'I'll drink a piña colada somewhere'
Drew Brees speaks to Fox News Digital about the New Orleans Saints, Bo Nix, and the NFL preseason that has already seen several high-caliber starters.
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The Mariners' Game 4 pitching plan unraveled -- and the effects could be lasting - ESPN
SEATTLE — Luis Castillo's smile was small and tight as he heard Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson tell him on the mound that he was being replaced. It was the third inning of Game 4 of the American League Championship Series, with the Mariners trying to hold off the Toronto Blue Jays, who had already won one game on the Mariners' home field. Castillo, who had thrown fewer pitches than he had in any of his 247 starts in the major leagues, nodded in assent — if not agreement — and handed the ball to his manager.
How have the Premier League's big signings fared so far?
LONDON :As the Premier League cranks back into action after the international break, the jury is still out on the impact of some of the most expensive close-season signings.
2025 NFL Week 7 Picks: Best Bets for Every Game — Will's Wagers
Wise weekly wagers … what would an NFL bettor want worse?
Denmark's Rune plans more vegetables and better diet for next season
Denmark's Holger Rune says he will be changing his diet in a bid to take himself to the next level after an inconsistent season.
Predicting Week 7's top 25 most likely anytime touchdown scorers - ESPN
Who will score a touchdown this week? Whether you intend to make an anytime touchdown bet, are setting a DFS lineup or simply enjoy peering into a crystal ball, I have a prediction.
NFL 60K club: QBs who have thrown for over 60,000 yards - ESPN
Last season, Aaron Rodgers became the ninth NFL quarterback to throw for 60,000 regular-season passing yards, and in Week 1, the Los Angeles Rams' Matthew Stafford joined him on the prestigious list.
2025 MLB playoffs: Why Los Angeles Dodgers look unbeatable - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers didn't just fall short of lofty expectations during the regular season. For a large chunk of it, they were basically mediocre. They began with a 23-10 record and ended, after a well-timed meeting by their manager, with 15 wins in a stretch of 20 games. But in between, from May 4 to Sept. 7, the Dodgers were 56-54, a mere two games above .500 in a 110-game sample. Their rotation was hurt, their bullpen was a mess, their lineup was inconsistent, and until the very end, they displayed scant signs of a team equipped to defend a championship.