The Mets and infielder Jorge Polanco have agreed on a two-year, $40 million contract, sources told ESPN. Polanco is expected to primarily play first base, replacing Pete Alonso, who left in free agency.… Continue Reading »
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Mammoth center Cooley to miss at least 8 weeks
Mammoth center Logan Cooley, who suffered a lower-body injury Dec. 5 in Vancouver, is expected to miss at least eight weeks.… Continue Reading »
Hedman to undergo surgery, eyes Olympic return
Victor Hedman’s elbow surgery, set for Monday, is expected to sideline the Lightning’s captain until February but could pave the way for the defenseman to play for Sweden at the upcoming Olympics in Milan.… Continue Reading »
Henderson and Lawrence paint playoff masterpiece; more winners and losers
TreVeyon Henderson and Trevor Lawrence led the way with big performances in Week 15.… Continue Reading »
‘I have nothing positive to say’: Struggling Jets defense searching for answers
New York coach Aaron Glenn seemed to have separated himself from defensive coordinator Steve Wilks after Jaguars loss.… Continue Reading »
Why Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel is so much more than a meme
McDaniel has grown famous for his viral moments, but people who have played for him say he’s so much more.… Continue Reading »
Surtain flips game with INT as red-hot Broncos roll
The Broncos credited star cornerback Pat Surtain II with flipping the game’s momentum when he intercepted Jordan Love and stopped the red-hot Packers.… Continue Reading »
What’s next for the NBA Cup? Uncertain future in Vegas, plus why cash is still king
Is the NBA Cup working? Tim Bontemps details what’s next for the tournament on the eve of the Knicks-Spurs title game.… Continue Reading »
Sources: Cardinals agree to deal with RHP May
Right-hander Dustin May and the St. Louis Cardinals are in agreement on a free agent contract, pending a physical, sources told ESPN on Saturday.… Continue Reading »
Rivers: Return was ‘blast,’ but loss stings most
In his stunning return after nearly five full seasons in retirement, Philip Rivers started at quarterback for the Colts and positioned them to win before a late collapse by Indy in an 18-16 loss to the Seahawks on Sunday.… Continue Reading »