Newton: 'Disrespectful' broom a boost vs. Saints
Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton said the broom hanging in his locker, something that was "gifted'' to him last season after the Saints swept three games against their NFC...
Sources: Eagles' Wentz has fractured vertebra
Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz has a fractured vertebra that won't need surgery but might keep him out for the rest of the season, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
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Encarnacion, Santana on move in 3-team trade
The Indians have reacquired slugger Carlos Santana in a three-team deal with the Mariners and Rays that sends Edwin Encarnacion to Seattle and Yandy Diaz to Tampa Bay.
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Phil Jackson pops in for surprise visit to Lakers
Former Lakers coach Phil Jackson stopped by the team's practice facility, surprising current coach Luke Walton, who says he has kept in touch with his mentor.
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La Russa: Baines' HOF detractors are weak
Tony La Russa vehemently defended Harold Baines against those who say he doesn't belong in the Hall of Fame.
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Curry: Comments on moon a joke, will visit NASA
Comments questioning whether astronauts ever landed on the moon were a joke, Stephen Curry told ESPN's Nick Friedell on Wednesday. Curry also said he'll accept an offer to visit...
Marshall, close to ending drought, cut by Saints
Brandon Marshall, who did not appear in a game after he was signed by the Saints following Dez Bryant's season-ending injury, was released by New Orleans.
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UFC 233 in Anaheim postponed; fights moved
UFC 233, which originally was scheduled for Jan. 26 in Anaheim, will be rebooked to a later date, meaning that 2019 will still feature 12 pay-per-view events as planned.
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Oakland files lawsuit against Raiders, 'cartel' NFL
The City of Oakland has filed a federal lawsuit against the Raiders and the NFL, seeking to recover damages resulting from the team's "illegal" move to Las Vegas.
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How signing McCutchen sets Phillies up for Harper and Machado
Adding the former NL MVP is a good start, but the Phillies' front office shouldn't stop there.
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