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Sources: CBA vote will go to full membership
A vote on the proposed collective bargaining agreement will go to the full membership of the NFL Players Association, even if player reps vote not to recommend approval, sources told ESPN's Dan Graziano on Friday.
Bruins acquire Kase from Ducks for Backes, pick
Winger Ondrej Kase, who has rebounded from an injury-plagued 2018-19 season with seven goals and 16 assists, has been traded to the Bruins in exchange for David Backes, a first-round pick and a prospect.
Sources: Chiefs' Bieniemy out of Colorado search
Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy has removed his name from consideration for the Colorado head-coaching job, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Jackets lose top goal scorer for regular season
Blue Jackets leading goal scorer Oliver Bjorkstrand has suffered a sprained and fractured ankle and is expected to miss eight to 10 weeks.
The Sixers definitely don't have a Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid problem
Can these two superstars play together? The roster doesn't give many opportunities to answer that question.
Lowe: Ten NBA things I like and don't like, including the fun version of CP3
This week we highlight the problems in Brooklyn, Dennis Smith Jr. and the new All-Star Game.
Bracketology: Seton Hall, Creighton make moves in latest projection
The two primary contenders for the Big East regular season title advanced one seed line each in Joe Lunardi's latest projection.
Ringside Seat for Wilder-Fury II: How cuts and trainers could change the rematch
Will Tyson Fury's cuts over the right eye in his previous fight be a problem in the rematch with Deontay Wilder? Can Wilder extend his streak of title defenses?
A's Fiers acknowledges receiving death threats
Mike Fiers has acknowledged receiving death threats after he revealed a sign-stealing scheme committed by the 2017 World Series champion Astros, for whom he pitched.
Inside the unforgettable 12th round of Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury
We revisit the 12th round of Wilder-Fury I and hear from everyone in the ring when Tyson Fury made his Undertaker-like rise from the canvas.
Miami Heat found their icon in Dwyane Wade
As No. 3 goes into the rafters, Wade's legacy ascends to the biggest sports star in the history of South Florida.
Sidelined but smiling? Syracuse star's remarkable breast cancer battle
She lost her hair but not her smile. She clung tight to one dream and added another. Now declared cancer-free, Tiana Mangakahia is eager to star on the basketball court and off.
MLB managers, GMs weigh in on sign stealing, proposed playoff format
Baseball is buzzing with several hot-button issues, so we made the rounds in Arizona to find out what folks around the game are thinking.
Why the Indians should play it out with Francisco Lindor
Sure, Cleveland's shortstop could leave in free agency. But the window to finally win a title won't be open forever.
College basketball picks: What's really at stake in Baylor-Kansas?
It's Baylor and Kansas for an early afternoon tip on Saturday. Our experts make their picks for that game and a host of others.
Seven trades we'd like to see before the NHL trade deadline
We find logical new homes for Chris Kreider, Kyle Palmieri, Alexandar Georgiev and more, including what it would take to make the deals happen.
Kyrie's season is over (again), but does that mean Brooklyn's is?
The Brooklyn Nets always knew this season would be a challenge, but with Kyrie Irving officially shut down, can they still make the most of it?
HBO: Lynch has 'substantial role' in 'Westworld'
Running back Marshawn Lynch appears prominently in the trailer for Season 3 of HBO's "Westworld," and a network spokesperson said Beast Mode is expected to have "a fun and pretty substantial role" in the sci-fi series.
Should the Chiefs pay up for Chris Jones? Barnwell forecasts AFC West offseason moves
The champs have a big decision to make on their star DT. Let's predict what's in store for the AFC West.
Their players tell all: What to make of MLS' quartet of new coaches
How will new coaches in Chicago, Houston, Miami and New York adapt get on? We asked their former charges what to expect from MLS' newest managers.