Source: Patriots cutting Gilmore after talks fail
The Patriots are releasing four-time Pro Bowl cornerback Stephon Gilmore, with a source telling ESPN that the sides could not agree to terms on a restructured contract.
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Source: Meyer apologizes to entire Jags team
A day after being publicly reprimanded by Jags owner Shad Khan, coach Urban Meyer apologized for his behavior to the entire team Wednesday morning, a source confirmed to ESPN.
Chants, cheers and Gerrit Cole jeers: The roar of October baseball is finally back
An electric atmosphere at Fenway Park made it feel like old times again as the Red Sox beat the Yankees.
Red Sox oust Yanks to win wild card, make ALDS
Xander Bogaerts and Kyle Schwarber homered off Yankees ace Gerrit Cole, and Nathan Eovaldi took a shutout into the sixth inning to help the Boston Red Sox beat New York 6-2 Tuesday night in the AL Wild Card Game.
Sources: Nets unsure of plan if Kyrie unvaccinated
The Brooklyn Nets remain unclear on All-Star guard Kyrie Irving’s ultimate intentions to get vaccinated and have made no decision on whether the organization will accommodate him as a part-time player this season, sources told ESPN.
Source: Cowboys release ex-Pro Bowl LB Smith
The Dallas Cowboys have released linebacker Jaylon Smith, a source told ESPN on Tuesday.
Runaway cows, ice showers, heartbreak and jubilation: Our favorite Red Sox-Yankees memories
From the games that shaped us as baseball fans to behind-the-scenes moments we’ll never forget, here’s what makes the rivalry so special.
NBA GMs pick Nets to win title, Durant as MVP
In the annual survey of all 30 GMs by NBA.com, the Nets received 72% of the votes to win this season’s title, followed by the Lakers (17%) and Bucks (10%). Kevin Durant was the MVP choice at 37%, ahead of the Mavericks’ Luka Doncic (33%).
Notre Dame, Oklahoma and the battle over ‘Play Like A Champion Today’
A group led by Lou Holtz acquired the trademark to the expression synonymous with Notre Dame and entered into an exclusive licensing agreement with the Fighting Irish. But Oklahoma — which has its own history with the phrase — isn’t thrilled about it.
