6:20 PM ET It’s the kind of mind-numbing loss that could inflict permanent damage on an undermanned team fighting for its playoff life. The Indiana Pacers endured two-and-a-half hours of quiet misery and self-examination on their plane ride back to Indianapolis following a Game 2 collapse against the Boston Celtics on Wednesday night. Larry Bird,
Month: April 2019
7:15 PM ET UFC featherweight Dan Ige says a bizarre set of circumstances led to him supplying blood to a complete stranger early Thursday morning. As an active UFC athlete, Ige, 27, is subject to a random, year-round drug-testing program, which is administered by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA). According to Ige, a blood
5:45 PM ET Purdue starting quarterback Elijah Sindelar has received an additional year of eligibility from the NCAA, the team confirmed to ESPN on Thursday. Sindelar will have two years of eligibility left. He played the final few games of 2017 with an ACL tear and started the 2018 opener, but knee tendinitis and an
5:52 PM ET Adrian WojnarowskiESPN The New Orleans Pelicans have been granted permission to discuss a senior front-office role with LA Clippers assistant general manager Trent Redden, league sources told ESPN. Redden and David Griffin, the Pelicans’ new executive vice president of basketball operations, worked closely together with the Cleveland Cavaliers, where they were a
5:37 PM ET Associated Press ARCADIA, Calif. — Santa Anita will continue racing through the end of the current meet on June 23, despite objections from animal rights activists who urged the California Horse Racing Board to shutter the historic track. Chairman Chuck Winner said at the racing board’s monthly meeting Thursday that he sees
7:48 AM ET IN OKLAHOMA CITY’S locker room on April 5, Russell Westbrook took his usual place in front of a blank whiteboard for his postgame media availability. He had his new favorite postgame prop with him — a cup of ice water — and answered questions about the Thunder‘s much-needed win over the Detroit
5:06 PM ET Oakland Athletics slugger Khris Davis has signed a two-year extension that will keep him under contract through the 2021 season, the team announced Thursday. The A’s did not disclose financial terms, but sources told ESPN’s Jeff Passan that the deal is for $33.5 million. MLB Rank HRs 143 1st RBIs 355 T-2nd
4:00 PM ET EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The New York Giants are going to take the best player available with the No. 6 and No. 17 overall picks in the first round of the NFL draft next Thursday night. “I’m just telling you: I’m not going to force a pick,” general manager Dave Gettleman said
8:00 AM ET Quinnen Williams wedges himself into a teal vinyl booth in an IHOP in Homewood, Alabama. The maneuver takes some creativity, a touch of contorting. He’s not big for an NFL-bound defensive tackle; some might even call him — oh, the horror! — a tad undersized. But he’s 6-foot-3 and about 300 pounds.
2:44 PM ET ESPNcricinfo staff India captain Virat Kohli agrees that Vijay Shankar offers balance to the Indian batting order, but has not committed to the Tamil Nadu allrounder batting at No. 4. On Monday, after announcing India’s World Cup squad, MSK Prasad, the chairman of selectors, said that Vijay was identified as the No.
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