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The NBA is back! ESPN tips off its coverage of the 2024-25 season Wednesday, when the Philadelphia 76ers host the Milwaukee Bucks. ESPN will then televise the first regular-season game from the Intuit Dome, the new home of the Los Angeles Clippers. The Clippers will host the Phoenix Suns.
NEW YORK — Nestor Cortes knows there's a long-term injury risk if he pitches in the World Series just one month after being diagnosed with a flexor strain, often a precursor to a serious elbow injury. Pitching could cost Cortes, a free agent after next season, millions of dollars.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin will undergo surgery on his dislocated left ankle injury and will «probably be out for the year,» while wide receiver Mike Evans likely will be out until after the team's Week 11 bye due to his hamstring injury, coach Todd Bowles said Tuesday.
Diana Taurasi is still mulling whether to play another season in the WNBA or retire.
Losers of four straight, the New York Jets are «in the fire,» according to quarterback Aaron Rodgers. And he believes it's on him to save them.
Minority owners Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez have $940 million in a bank account ready to wire immediately to majority owner Glen Taylor and the NBA for outright control of the Minnesota Timberwolves and the WNBA's Lynx should they receive approval, sources told ESPN on Tuesday.
Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter is improving from a shoulder injury and is expected to have a larger role against Cincinnati this week after sitting out the second half against Arizona on Saturday, according to coach Deion Sanders.
EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — When Los Angeles Lakers coach JJ Redick first puts LeBron and Bronny James on the court in a game at the same time — whether it's opening night against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday or later this season — NBA history will be made.