Sources: Broncos sign TE Marcedes Lewis, 41, to practice squad - ESPN
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — With a thin spot on the depth chart at tight end due to recent injuries, the Denver Broncos have signed 41-year-old Marcedes Lewis to their practice squad.
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Mammoth sign Logan Cooley to 8-year, $80M extension - ESPN
The Utah Mammoth have signed breakout center Logan Cooley to an eight-year, $80 million contract, the team announced Wednesday.
Loyola-Chicago to honor Sister Jean with jersey patch - ESPN
Loyola-Chicago men's basketball players will wear a patch on their jerseys this season to honor Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, the beloved, longtime chaplain who died earlier this month.
Phil Jackson: Unfixable Carmelo relationship led to Knicks exit - ESPN
Hall of Fame coach Phil Jackson unloaded about his failed relationship with Carmelo Anthony during his tenure as Knicks president, writing in an upcoming book that he felt the tension between the two essentially forced him out of New York in 2017.
Poll shows many NFL fans want more games despite injury risks - ESPN
Many NFL teams have lost star players to season-ending injuries this season or played without them for significant stretches — but a new poll finds that many football fans want more games, even if it means more risk.
Manny Pacquiao hints at possible Floyd Mayweather rematch - ESPN
MANILA, Philippines — Manny Pacquiao has hinted a rematch of his 2015 blockbuster with Floyd Mayweather Jr. could be in the cards next year.
Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani goes 0-for-3, takes loss in Game 4 - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — After Shohei Ohtani mowed through the middle of the Toronto Blue Jays' lineup in the top of the sixth Tuesday, Dodgers pitching coach Mark Prior approached him in the dugout and asked how many innings he had left, conscious of the potential toll from the previous game. Ohtani answered affirmatively. «Three more innings,» Dodgers manager Dave Roberts recalled him saying, perhaps half-jokingly.
Bucks' win has extra meaning for Giannis: 'I don't forget things' - ESPN
MILWAUKEE — Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo acknowledged Tuesday's 121-111 victory over the New York Knicks carried some extra significance, but only because the Knicks swept the Bucks in last season's series.