No Hassles, No Hype Sports Picks
Sports News
Latest TOP news from www.espn.com
Updated: 38 sec ago
Agent: Celtics' Hayward having surgery Monday
Celtics forward Gordon Hayward will undergo surgery on his fractured hand Monday, his agent told ESPN.
Hockey icon Cherry fired for immigrant comments
Hockey broadcaster Don Cherry has been fired by Sportsnet after controversial immigration comments.
Haskins to start rest of season for Redskins
Rookie Dwayne Haskins will be the Redskins' starting quarterback for the remainder of the season, interim coach Bill Callahan said Monday.
Sources: Knicks prez angling for Fizdale firing
Knicks president Steve Mills is starting to lay the internal groundwork to fire coach David Fizdale, sources told ESPN.
Former Lions, Michigan St. WR Rogers dies at 38
Charles Rogers, a former Michigan State star and No. 2 overall draft pick of the Lions, has died at age 38.
Source: NFL eyes Lions' report on Stafford injury
The Lions' reporting of quarterback Matthew Stafford's injury will be looked at by the NFL, a source told ESPN's Michael Rothstein.
Stinkers for every Super Bowl contender: What to learn from eight disaster games
The Chiefs' defense was carved up Sunday in Tennessee. The Saints flopped at home against the Falcons. Every good team has a bad day.
The incredible story of an Iraq War vet turned 33-year-old walk-on
After a decade in the military -- including stints in Iraq and Afghanistan -- Joshua Griffin chased his college football dream, walking on at Colorado State.
Helwani Show: The Rock on BMF title, Ngannou and Rose ready to return
The Rock discussed what he told Jorge Masvidal after UFC 244 while Rose Namajunas, Francis Ngannous and Nick Diaz analyzed their futures.
UFC brothers: Inside the unique bond of Nick and Nate Diaz
Nick Diaz used to lament getting his brother into the UFC, but now he may be ready to rejoin Nate.
Ryan Tannehill, Darius Slayton among top fantasy football free-agent finds for Week 11
Need an impact player others might be overlooking? Here are the top options available on waiver wires in most ESPN fantasy leagues.
Takeaways: What to make of the Saints' and Chiefs' upset losses
New Orleans lost. Kansas City lost. And Cleveland and Miami won? Here's what to know from a crazy Week 10.
Liverpool aren't champs yet despite beating Man City, though they are in control
The Premier League isn't won in November so don't crown Liverpool, and their eight-point lead, just yet. Plus: The Arsenal mess continues.
Richard Sherman offers support, counsels San Jose-area juvenile offenders
Sherman goes out of his way to help Bay Area at-risk youth.
Oregon's Ionescu is espnW's player of the week
Oregon hasn't played a game that counts, but the senior guard's 30 points to help the Ducks knock off Team USA couldn't be overlooked.
NL East offseason preview: Will Nats keep the band together?
If the champs can't hold on to their stars, what is their Plan B? Who else in the division will go all-in?
Alabama's loss to LSU could mark the end of a dynasty
The end is usually seen only in hindsight, but the Tigers' win is a reminder that nothing lasts forever.
Three key questions about Houston's grand experiment with Russell Westbrook
How are Russ and Harden co-existing? Let's examine what's going on in Houston.
Five things we learned in college basketball's first week
First impressions are important, and a group of teams and players made big ones. Others left us with questions.
Sounders' MLS Cup win cements them in Seattle's sporting story
The Sounders have always had impressive support since launching in 2009, but their second MLS Cup will bring the city of Seattle together.