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Source: Cowboys WR George Pickens signing franchise tag - ESPN
Star Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens is signing his franchise tender Thursday, a day after the team said it would not be negotiating a long-term contract with him this year, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Autographed Jordan jersey card sells for record $4.25 million - ESPN
An on-card autographed 1997-98 Upper Deck Game Jersey Michael Jordan card, with a jersey swatch embedded from the 1992 NBA All-Star Game, has sold privately via Goldin Auctions for $4.25 million. It's the most paid for a solo Michael Jordan card.
Stanley Cup playoff odds: Avs, Canes still Cup faves as Flyers surge to 3-0 lead - ESPN
If there's been one surprise in the Stanley Cup Playoffs thus far, as the Philadelphia Flyers have pushed the Pittsburgh Penguins to the brink; the Flyers were +135 to win the series before it began and are -2000 as it heads to Game 4. Philadelphia has shortened from 70-1 to 35-1 to win the Cup, while Pittsburgh has lengthened significantly from 25-1 to 190-1 since the postseason began. The Pens are BetMGM's largest remaining liability and DraftKings called the Flyers «a staple of the future book.»
Sources: Bucks finalizing deal to hire Taylor Jenkins - ESPN
The Milwaukee Bucks are finalizing a deal to hire Taylor Jenkins as the franchise's new head coach, sources told ESPN on Thursday.
World Cup final tickets listed on FIFA resale at over $2M - ESPN
FIFA's resale site has four tickets on sale for the World Cup final for just under $2.3 million each.
Mets' Francisco Lindor placed on injured list with calf strain - ESPN
One day after ending their 12-game losing streak, the New York Mets suffered another loss as star shortstop Francisco Lindor went on the 10-day injured list with a left calf strain.
NCAA eligibility talks must include coaches, says NABC's Robinson - ESPN
Craig Robinson, the executive director of the National Association of Basketball Coaches, said Thursday that communication with coaches about the proposed timing of Charlie Baker's five-for-five eligibility proposal that could alter collegiate sports is «non-negotiable.»