Morii agreed Wednesday to a minor league contract with the Athletics that includes a signing bonus of $1,510,500.
Nick Saban, Urban Meyer, Michael Vick headline College Football Hall of Fame 2025 class
Nick Saban, Urban Meyer, Michael Vick and Michael Strahan headline the 22-member College Football Hall of Fame 2025 class
Suns trading for Nick Richards is a sign they’re still going for it
Red Sox acquire catcher Blake Sabol from Giants for international signing pool allocation
Report: Raiders request to interview Giants assistant G.M. Brandon Brown
Arsenal 2-1 Tottenham: Premier League – as it happened
Arsenal moved to within four points of leaders Liverpool with victory in the north London derby
Spurs kick off. They’re immediately on the front foot, accompanied by pantomime boos. But Arsenal snaffle the ball and Sterling wins a free kick out on the right touchline, bundled over by Spence. An early chance for one of those set-pieces!
The teams are out! Arsenal in red with white sleeves, Spurs in second-choice blue. Everyone looking real dandy. The atmosphere is ratcheted up to derby settings, and we’ll be off in a couple of minutes. “Glanced at the 2010 MBM to find a gratuitous reference to Roy Hodgson,” begins Richard Hirst, who is onto me and no mistake. “Perhaps you could remind your readers (he said pompously) what he achieved in 2010? Never to be forgotten in SW6.”
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Texans add RB Joe Mixon to the practice report with an ankle injury
Returning from IR, Mecole Hardman remained limited in Wednesday’s practice
Ravens’ injury report confirms WR Zay Flowers did not practice Wednesday
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Isak extends hot streak to sink Wolves and lift Newcastle into top four
Newcastle’s sixth successive Premier League win – and ninth in all competitions – lifted Eddie Howe’s renascent team to fourth place as Alexander Isak demonstrated precisely why his manager believes he is a good as any striker in the world right now.
Isak’s 16th and 17th goals of an extraordinary season pushed Wolves into the relegation zone, nudging them below fourth bottom Ipswich on goal difference but Vitor Pereira’s side offered sufficient attacking threat to suggest survival should be within their grasp.
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