The Jets made Tanner Engstrand's hiring official, announcing him as the team's new offensive coordinator Friday.
The Orioles have been willing to spend, but they’ve avoided big risks
In their first offseason under new ownership, the Orioles have done some spending, adding outfielders Tyler O’Neill and Dylan Carlson, starting pitchers Charlie Morton and Tomoyuki Sugano, reliever Andrew Kittredge and backup catcher Gary Sánchez.
LA Dodgers finalize one-year, $13 million contract with reliever Kirby Yates
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Kerr shares when Draymond could return from calf injury
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr shared welcome news on veteran forward Draymond Green, who has missed seven games with a left calf strain.
Athletics acquire catcher Jhonny Pereda from Marlins for cash
The 28-year-old Pereda played in 20 games last season in his first big league action, batting .231 with four RBIs. At Triple-A Jacksonville, he hit .297 with four home runs, 14 RBIs and an .829 OPS over 49 games.
San Diego Padres re-sign catcher Elias Díaz to a one-year contract
Díaz was the All-Star Game MVP when he hit a two-run homer in the NL’s 3-2 victory in 2023. He batted .267 with 14 homers and a career-high 72 RBIs in 141 games with the Rockies that year.
Free agent pitcher Jeison Pena, Colorado pitcher Ulises Reyes suspended for positive drug tests
Both tested positive for the performance-enhancing substance Stanozolol, the commissioner’s office said Friday.
Cowboys hire Klayton Adams as offensive coordinator to boost run game
Dallas finished 27th in the NFL in total rushing yards, which Adams will be tasked with improving.
Sean Strickland warns ‘good dude’ Islam Makhachev against middleweight move
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Landon Dickerson, DeVonta Smith remain out of practice for Eagles
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Marcus Smith needs more to work with from England than his own magic moments | Ugo Monye
If England can tighten up and not rely on individual brilliance, they’ll have a chance in their Six Nations clash with Ireland
Not long ago you wouldn’t have thought of England as a team who produce many magic moments. Their approach at the 2023 World Cup was certainly different but, as we saw in the autumn, England can produce something from nothing. My worry is that they can be too reliant on those moments. Marcus Smith is a magician, capable of some spellbinding stuff, but there are only so many rabbits he can pull out of a hat.
Put simply, England have some room for improvement in terms of precision from their launch plays. To win in Dublin for the first time since 2019 they need to show better shape and patterns, which in turn give Marcus more opportunities to do his stuff. In the autumn most of what Marcus showcased wasn’t as a result of shape or patterns, it was instinct – darting down the blindside, leading counterattacks or picking off an intercept against New Zealand.
Continue reading...Golden Knights sign Brandon Saad after he and Blues agreed to terminate his previous contract
With Vegas, the two-time Stanley Cup champion moves up the standings to a legitimate contender, leaving St. Louis to fight for a playoff spot without him.