Kimmich Resmi Teken Kontrak Baru di Bayern Munich
Pemain serba bisa, Joshua Kimmich, mengakhiri spekulasi masa depannya. Kimmich resmi memperpanjang kontraknya dengan Bayern Munich sampai 2029.
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No, Shedeur Sanders' Draft Stock Isn't Falling Because He's a Black Quarterback
There is no evidence that black quarterbacks are treated differently in the NFL or college football, and there hasn't been for a very long time. On the surface, that should be considered progress. However, there is a subsection within the media that refuses to let the narrative naturally subside.
Sources: Gardner Minshew joins Chiefs to back up Patrick Mahomes - ESPN
Free agent quarterback Gardner Minshew reached agreement Thursday on a one-year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Sources: Vikings to release center Garrett Bradbury if no trade - ESPN
The Minnesota Vikings' revamped offensive line will end longtime center Garrett Bradbury's time with the organization, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Thursday.
Harrison, Fanatics settle; WR's jersey to drop, source says - ESPN
TEMPE, Ariz. — Fanatics' lawsuit against Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. over a disputed term sheet was settled on Thursday, according to court documents, ending a 10-month legal saga that has, indirectly, prevented Harrison's jersey from officially being sold.
San Diego FC outlines plan to combat anti-gay chant - ESPN
MLS expansion team San Diego FC launched a comprehensive plan to stop the anti-gay chant heard throughout Snapdragon Stadium during San Diego's home opener against St. Louis City SC on March 1.
Sports columnist, author John Feinstein dies at age 69 - ESPN
John Feinstein, whose career as a columnist and bestselling author of sports books made him one of the most notable sportswriters of his time, died Thursday, his brother told The Washington Post. He was 69.
Tampa Bay Rays not moving forward with new stadium plans - ESPN
The Tampa Bay Rays, citing hurricanes and costly delays, will not proceed with the development of a $1.3 billion baseball stadium in St. Petersburg, Florida, principal owner Stuart Sternberg said Thursday.