Joe Burrow inks historic deal: 'Going to be here for a long time' - ESPN
CINCINNATI — The ink is dried on the biggest contract in Cincinnati Bengals history. And the main principal played a key role in getting the deal finished.
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NZ's Milne ruled out of England series with hamstring injury
New Zealand fast bowler Adam Milne has been ruled out of the remainder of the one-day International series against England due to a hamstring injury, New Zealand Cricket (NZC) said on Saturday.
Babar Azam says Pakistan have the edge over India in Asia Cup clash
Pakistan captain Babar Azam says his team hold the upper hand heading into the Asia Cup match against arch rivals India in Colombo on Sunday.
NFL Week 1 injuries - Kupp ruled out; Kittle questionable - ESPN
The 2023 NFL season got started Thursday night at Arrowhead Stadium, home of the defending Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs, and it didn't go so well for the home team.
What went wrong for defending champ Carlos Alcaraz at the US Open - ESPN
NEW YORK — From the moment world No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz lifted the Wimbledon trophy after defeating Novak Djokovic in an epic five-set thriller in July, tennis fans have been manifesting a rematch in New York. And for most of the past two weeks, their meeting in Sunday's US Open final seemed inevitable. Djokovic did his part Friday, taking the first semifinal in straight sets over American Ben Shelton 6-3, 6-2, 7-6 (4) and booking his spot in the final.
Sources - Utah's Cam Rising likely out again Sat. vs. Baylor - ESPN
Utah quarterback Cam Rising is expected to miss his second straight game Saturday against Baylor as he continues to recover from an ACL tear, sources told ESPN.
Australia adds Neser to bolster pace attack in South Africa
BLOEMFONTEIN :Fast bowler Michael Neser will return to the country of his birth to shore up Australia's pace attack in the one day international series in South Africa after more injuries hit the team.
Australia adds Neser to bolster pace attack in Sth Africa
MELBOURNE : Queenslander Michael Neser will return to the country of his birth to shore up Australia's pace attack in the ongoing one day international series in South Africa, after more injuries hit the team.