Titans, safety Quandre Diggs reach 1-year deal, source says - ESPN
Veteran free agent safety Quandre Diggs and the Tennessee Titans reached agreement on a one-year deal worth up to $5 million, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Sunday.
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Schauffele and Rahm stay in front in tight Paris finale
GUYANCOURT, France : U.S. defending champion Xander Schauffele and Spain's Jon Rahm remained tied atop the leaderboard with popular Briton Tommy Fleetwood and world number one Scottie Scheffler close behind as the men's Olympic golf was set for a nail-biting finish on Sunday.
Casemiro and Erik ten Hag reactions highlight Manchester United squad issues in Liverpool defeat
The Erik ten Hag era at Manchester United began with a 4-0 friendly victory against Liverpool two years ago in Bangkok. The scoreboard in South Carolina was almost the reverse.
Dolphins' Tyreek Hill agrees to three-year, $90 million restructured deal
Pro-Bowl receiver Tyreek Hill agreed to a restructured contract worth $90 million ($65 million guaranteed) over the next three years with the Miami Dolphins on Saturday.
Olympics Committee takes aim at influencer Logan Paul over Prime claim
The US Olympic Committee has filed a lawsuit in the District of Colorado against influencer Logan Paul, claiming he is using trademark phrases for promoting his Prime brand.
New village store can sell booze, but locals fear it could bring trouble
A new off-licence in Rochdale can now serve booze to punters despite concerned locals fearing it could spark a rise in antisocial behaviour and drug use in the area.
Pin trading fan from North Bay is having fun with his hobby while volunteering at the Olympics
A Canadian man, originally from North Bay, who is volunteering at Canada Olympic House in Paris, is getting an extra bonus while doing his work. He is trading collectors' pins with athletes, delegations and media members from around the world.
MLB trade deadline regrets? New World Series favorites? 5 burning questions
There was plenty of movement at the trade deadline, it just didn't involve most of the big names we were expecting. The lack of blockbuster deals also raises questions about which contenders are best prepared for the postseason, and who are the favorites.