NBA players react to reported Paul George trade
Paul George is reportedly being traded to Oklahoma City from Indiana, and the players around the league shared their wild reactions right after the news broke.
NBA players react to reported Paul George trade
Source: NBA
NBA salary cap set for 2017-18 season at .093 million
NEW YORK, July 1, 2017 – The National Basketball Association today announced that the Salary Cap has been set at $99.093 million for the 2017-18 season. The tax level for the 2017-18 season is $119.266 million.
NBA salary cap set for 2017-18 season at .093 million
Source: NBA
NBA salary cap set for 2017-18 season at .003 million
NEW YORK, July 1, 2017 – The National Basketball Association today announced that the Salary Cap has been set at $99.093 million for the 2017-18 season. The tax level for the 2017-18 season is $119.266 million.
NBA salary cap set for 2017-18 season at .003 million
Source: NBA
Report: Indiana Pacers trade Paul George to Oklahoma City Thunder for Victor Oladipo, Domantas Sabonis
The Los Angeles Lakers want Paul George. Paul George wants the Los Angeles Lakers.
Report: Indiana Pacers trade Paul George to Oklahoma City Thunder for Victor Oladipo, Domantas Sabonis
Source: NBA
Chile-Germany: What we learned from their Group B match
FIFA.com takes a look back at the initial clash between Chile and Germany, and draws some conclusions ahead of the showpiece match in Saint Petersburg on Sunday.
Chile-Germany: What we learned from their Group B match
Source: Fifa
Former Broncos, Packers, Ravens TE Mitchell Henry dies at 24
Former NFL tight end and Western Kentucky standout Mitchell Henry died Friday of complications acute myeloid leukemia. He was 24. Henry played two games with the Broncos in 2016.
Former Broncos, Packers, Ravens TE Mitchell Henry dies at 24
Source: NFL
Ravens TE Darren Waller suspended for at least a year
Another Ravens tight end has been sidelined for the 2017 season. Backup tight end Darren Waller was handed a year-long suspension without pay on Friday.
Ravens TE Darren Waller suspended for at least a year
Source: NFL
Confederations Cup Closing Ceremony: dance, football, Ronaldo and a whole host of surprises
Football fans heading to the stadium on Sunday 2 July are looking forward to an exciting FIFA Confederations Cup 2017 Final between Chile and Germany, but the prelude is set to be no less memorable.
Confederations Cup Closing Ceremony: dance, football, Ronaldo and a whole host of surprises
Source: Fifa
Philadelphia Eagles LB Jordan Hicks suffers hand injury
Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Jordan Hicks injured his hand Thursday while exiting a pool during his honeymoon trip to Greece. The injury isn’t considered serious.
Philadelphia Eagles LB Jordan Hicks suffers hand injury
Source: NFL
Maniche: Playing for third place is bittersweet
A semi-finalist at the 2006 FIFA World Cup™, former Portugal midfielder Maniche is well rehearsed in both the joy and despair of the journey that ends in a match for third place.
Maniche: Playing for third place is bittersweet
Source: Fifa
Philadelphia Eagles waive Dorial Green-Beckham
Dorial Green-Beckham’s time in Philadelphia has come to an end. The Eagles announced Friday they have waived the big wideout and signed quarterback Dane Evans.
Philadelphia Eagles waive Dorial Green-Beckham
Source: NFL
Mitchell Trubisky behind starter Glennon ‘all the way’
Rookie quarterback Mitchell Trubisky has no plans to upset the apple cart in Chicago. The No. 2 pick in the draft called veteran passer Mike Glennon the unquestioned starter on Friday.
Mitchell Trubisky behind starter Glennon ‘all the way’
Source: NFL
Win the Russia 2017 final kick-off ball
Football players have to score three goals if they want to walk away with the match ball. But all you have to do to get your hands on the ball that will be used at the kick-off of Sunday’s FIFA Confederations Cup Russia 2017 final is answer one simple question.
Win the Russia 2017 final kick-off ball
Source: Fifa
NFL aiming to potentially play game in China in 2019
If Tom Brady is going to make his desire to play a football game in China a reality, he’ll need to hang around at least a few more years. The NFL is looking into potentially playing a game in China in 2019.
NFL aiming to potentially play game in China in 2019
Source: NFL
Agent: Ravens conflicted about bringing back Zach Orr
While players are gung-ho about bringing Zach Orr back, Baltimore’s brass might not be so enthusiastic about signing a player with a congenital neck and spine condition.
Agent: Ravens conflicted about bringing back Zach Orr
Source: NFL
Flagbearer roles for Special Olympics athletes at Russia 2017
Young people with intellectual disabilities, aged between 12 and 17, were flagbearers during the semi-finals at the FIFA Confederations Cup, and will take on the same role in Sunday’s play-off for third place.
Flagbearer roles for Special Olympics athletes at Russia 2017
Source: Fifa
Leon and the Lothar factor
FIFA.com looks at the similarities between Leon Goretzka, Germany’s two-goal semi-final hero, and the legendary Lothar Matthaus, hearing from these two midfield powerhouses and the world champions’ coach, Joachim Low.
Leon and the Lothar factor
Source: Fifa
Three things we learned from Mexico’s semi-final defeat
Finding the weight of history against them, El Tri went down 4-1 to Germany, a painful reverse that they can nevertheless learn from.
Three things we learned from Mexico’s semi-final defeat
Source: Fifa
Yanks' Fowler carted off in 1st inning of MLB debut
After being called up earlier in the day to make his Major League debut, Yankees outfielder Dustin Fowler crashed into a wall in pursuit of a foul ball and had to be carted off the playing field.
Yanks' Fowler carted off in 1st inning of MLB debut
Source: MLB
Robertson K's Judge to save White Sox win
James Shields earned his first victory since returning from his first career stint on the disabled list as the White Sox picked up a series split with a 4-3 win over the Yankees at Guaranteed Rate Field on Thursday night.
Robertson K's Judge to save White Sox win
Source: MLB