Month: October 2018

2:30 PM ET OAKLAND, Calif. — Kevin Durant, who began his professional career in the Pacific Northwest, believes the NBA should bring a team back to Seattle. Kevin Durant plans to be transparent about the process as free agency looms after this season. NBA general managers expect LeBron James to win an MVP award with
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9:25 PM ET ESPN News Services A franchise-record 115 losses were too many for Baltimore Orioles manager Buck Showalter and executive vice president of baseball operations Dan Duquette to keep their jobs. His run ended with a 115-loss swoon. But he did more for the Orioles than almost any other skipper not named Earl Weaver.
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1:28 PM ET ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Delicia Cordon, the ex-girlfriend of Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy, claimed McCoy physically abused her in an amended lawsuit filed Tuesday in a Georgia court. Cordon had not previously accused McCoy of physical abuse against her, but she said during a news conference last week that other
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12:54 PM ET Boston College running back AJ Dillon will be a game-time decision against NC State on Saturday with an ankle injury. Who has been the best player so far for each Top 25 team? Alabama’s choice is an easy one, but some others may surprise. Coach Steve Addazio said Wednesday on the ACC
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12:55 PM ET Associated Press BUFFALO, N.Y. — Center Jack Eichel has been selected captain of the Buffalo Sabres. The team announced the decision Wednesday, a day before its season opener against Boston. Eichel becomes the Sabres’ 16th full-time captain, and first to wear the “C” since Brian Gionta handled the role from 2014-15 to
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1:01 PM ET A franchise-record 115 losses were apparently too many for Buck Showalter to keep his job. The 62-year-old manager will not return to the Baltimore Orioles in 2019 after nine seasons leading the team, a source confirmed to ESPN. None were worse than 2018, as Baltimore went 47-115 and became just the fifth
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12:25 PM ET Associated Press NEW YORK — Edwin Jackson is the only starting pitcher included on the Oakland Athletics‘ roster for their AL wild-card game against the New York Yankees. The Yankees are going with 1B Luke Voit, who had 14 homers and 33 RBIs since he was acquired July 29, over Greg Bird
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