Andrew Baker named next chief executive officer of Alpine Canada
Andrew Baker hopes to reap what he's helped sow as the next president and chief executive officer of Alpine Canada.
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Jeff Hafley on De'Von Achane workload: He 'better be in good shape' - ESPN
The Dolphins will have a new-look offense in 2026 under first-year coach Jeff Hafley, who says he won't be shy about giving the ball to Miami's best player.
The NFL's 5 Best And 5 Worst Contracts Of The Offseason
The start of training camp has prompted a flurry of big extensions. But the most impactful moves, the ones most likely to affect the bottom line this season, were made months ago. Given some time to examine free agency, here are my five riskiest deals and five best bets of the offseason.
Al-Diriyah complete signing of Berat Djimsiti from Atalanta
DUBAI: Diriyah FC has have bolstered their defensive line with the signing of Albanian center-back Berat Djimsiti, a veteran of Italian football and who has captained his national team.
Congress asks MLB to take action after Bryce Harper betting video - ESPN
Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., and two House representatives want Major League Baseball and its players' union to prohibit promotional deals with betting operators, such as a personalized greeting featuring Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper that was sent to a VIP gambler by a sportsbook.
QB Jaxson Dart lauded for inbounds slide at Giants camp - ESPN
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart slid after a third-down run during Monday's practice. It's likely not something he would have done during his rookie year, when his unwillingness to get down possibly contributed to being examined on five different occasions for a concussion.
Source: Lions' Cade Mays (wrist) expected to miss 8-10 weeks - ESPN
ALLEN PARK, Mich. — Detroit Lions center Cade Mays suffered a wrist injury during a recent training camp practice and will miss a «significant period of time,» according to head coach Dan Campbell.
Jannik Sinner withdraws from Cincinnati Open due to knee injury
Jannik Sinner, the world's No. 1 men's tennis player, withdrew from the Cincinnati Open on Sunday because of a knee injury.