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Lando Norris claims he was often unmatchable on drive to Formula One title glory
Lando Norris said he performed at a level his rivals could not match this season after he was crowned Formula One world champion for the first time.
Cashman: Gray expressed desire to play for Yankees to raise value - ESPN
ORLANDO, Fla. — Brian Cashman says Sonny Gray admitted he expressed a desire to play in New York at the behest of his agent so as not to harm his free-agency value and didn't voice his dislike of the Big Apple until after the 2018 trade deadline had passed.
Watch the PWHL: New York Sirens vs. Vancouver Goldeneyes
Click on the video player above to watch the expansion Vancouver Goldeneyes host the New York Sirens in Professional Women's Hockey League action at Pacific Coliseum.
Rockets' Kevin Durant Latest to Score 31K Career Points During Win vs. Suns
Kevin Durant had 28 points to become the eighth player in NBA history to score 31,000 career points as the Houston Rockets rolled to a 117-98 win over the Phoenix Suns on Friday night.
Cowboys coach to meet with George Pickens after fiery exchange with Richard Sherman over criticism
Dave Helman joins Jason McIntyre on The Herd to break down what George Pickens brings to the Dallas Cowboys and whether his arrival can take the offense to the next level this season.
Cowboys coach: Will talk to Pickens about Sherman post - ESPN
FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer said he will have a conversation with George Pickens about a social media post the wide receiver displayed and deleted in response to criticism he received from former All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman on the Prime Video broadcast Thursday.
Devin Williams calls potential setup role behind Edwin Diaz 'a good situation' - ESPN
Devin Williams entered free agency with opportunities to sign with clubs as a clear-cut closer. But the right-hander agreed to a three-year, $51 million deal with the New York Mets this week knowing the ninth inning could go to Edwin Diaz if the All-Star closer returns to Queens in free agency.