Pistons guard Jaden Ivey to miss four weeks after knee surgery - ESPN
DETROIT — Pistons guard Jaden Ivey's long-awaited return hit a snag as he will miss the next four weeks following right knee surgery, the team announced Thursday.
Senators' Brady Tkachuk out 6-8 weeks after thumb surgery - ESPN
Senators captain Brady Tkachuk underwent surgery on his right thumb Thursday, the team announced. The winger is expected to be out until at least Thanksgiving, with a recovery timeline of six to eight weeks.
CeeDee Lamb happy with ankle, ready to return for Cowboys - ESPN
FRISCO, Texas — Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl wide receiver CeeDee Lamb said he is ready to return to the lineup Sunday against the Washington Commanders after missing the past three games with a high left ankle sprain.
Packers' Micah Parsons rants on one-sided officiating, tush push - ESPN
GREEN BAY, Wis. — Micah Parsons hates the tush push, thinks offensive players get away with holding far too often and had to change his face mask during the last game because he got poked in an eye and popped a blood vessel on a play that didn't draw a penalty.
Dear Amorim, Ada Masalah sama Mainoo?
Kobbie Mainoo tak kunjung mendapat kesempatan jadi starter di Manchester United. Ruben Amorim pun diyakini punya masalah pribadi dengan Mainoo.
Indiana announces new 8-year, $93M contract for coach Cignetti - ESPN
Indiana has reached a new eight-year contract with Curt Cignetti, which will make him one of the highest-paid football coaches in the FBS with an annual average salary of about $11.6 million, the university announced Thursday.
Bucks, AJ Green agree to 4-year, $45 million extension - ESPN
Milwaukee Bucks guard AJ Green has agreed to a four-year, $45 million fully guaranteed contract extension with the franchise, agent Matt Bollero of ProMondo Sports told ESPN on Thursday.
Saudi’s Al-Dawsari, Takahashi from Japan win Asian player awards
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Salem Al-Dawsari has been named Asian Player of the Year for the second time, with Japan’s Hana Takahashi claiming the women’s award at a gala ceremony in Riyadh on Thursday. Al-Dawsari, who helped his nation secure qualification for a third consecutive World Cup on Tuesday, reclaimed the award he previously won in 2022 ahead of fellow nominees Akram Afif of Qatar and Malaysia’s Arif Aiman. “I’m grateful to win this award,” said the Al-Hilal playmaker. Winning it for a second time is special because it came after a huge effort.