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At a time when the sector is facing 25% US customs duties and competition from Asia is putting pressure on European producers, the Commission announced Wednesday that it would limit steel imports by 15% from 1 April.
It’s still early, but it’s no longer too early.
The Minnesota Vikings are moving past their discussions with free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers, leaving second-year player J.J. McCarthy atop the quarterback depth chart as offseason practices approach, sources told ESPN.
The Los Angeles Dodgers aren't just a baseball team these days. They are a symbol. For fans of the other 29 major league clubs, they are a source of either indignation or longing. For rival owners — and the commissioner who answers to them — they exemplify a widening payroll disparity that must be addressed. For players, and the union that represents them, they are a beacon, embodying all the traits of successful organizations: astute at player development, invested in behind-the-scenes components that make a difference and, most prominently, eager to pump their outsized revenues back into the roster.
RENTON, Wash. — Cooper Kupp attended one Seahawks game as a kid while growing up about 140 miles southeast of Seattle in Yakima, Washington. It was a 2006 win over the Green Bay Packers on a snowy Monday night at what was then called Qwest Field.
Giannis Antetokounmpo had one request before the All-Star Game in February.
The Atlanta Falcons don't seem interested in trading Kirk Cousins.
Doc Rivers says he saw star potential in Shai Gilgeous-Alexander while coaching him as a rookie before the Los Angeles Clippers traded him to Oklahoma City.