Month: September 2019

11:00 PM ET PHILADELPHIA — The changes to Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz‘s game, on display in Sunday’s 32-27 win against the Washington Redskins, were subtle but significant. In many ways, he looked like he did in 2017, when he made a hard charge toward being league MVP before suffering a season-ending knee injury. There
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You know about “Arnie’s Army.” The charging style. The four green jackets. The “Arnold Palmer” beverage. The seven majors. Driving the green at Cherry Hills. The playoff defeats. The iconic signature. The 62 PGA Tour titles. The rivalry and friendship with Jack Nicklaus. Flying his own plane, designing golf courses, founding hospitals. But here are
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7:30 AM ET In a quip that quickly made the rounds, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson said his performance Sunday was “not bad for a running back.” The line was a reminder that Jackson has been listening as NFL analysts questioned whether he could play quarterback in the traditional sense rather than simply capitalize on
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9:00 AM ET Sam MillerESPN.com Close ESPN baseball columnist/feature writerFormer editor-in-chief of Baseball ProspectusCo-author of “The Only Rule Is It Has To Work” Pedro Martinez was, from 1997 through 2003, the greatest pitcher in major league history. Other pitchers had better careers — longer careers — but nobody was better for a sustained period of
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6:00 AM ET NFL NationESPN Several rookie pass-catchers stood out in Week 1, producing at a level few could have seen coming so early in their careers. It was only one game, though — can they keep the good times rolling? Our NFL Nation reporters take a look at each performance and at each player’s
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