Month: October 2019

2:01 PM ET Associated Press Lee Stempniak has retired from the NHL after playing for 10 teams in 14 seasons. The 36-year-old winger announced his decision Tuesday through the players’ union. He says he is “extremely grateful to have lived my dream every day throughout my career.” Stempniak was a steady presence, playing in 70
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1:46 PM ET LAKE FOREST, Ill. — Bears linebacker Khalil Mack admitted Tuesday that he expected to be a Raider for life, but he intends to suppress those emotions when Chicago squares off against his former team on Sunday in London. “That’s the expectation when you get drafted to a team: You want to be
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1:11 PM ET COLUMBUS, OHIO — Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith on Tuesday said he is against the Fair Pay to Play Act, which says colleges in California cannot punish their athletes for collecting endorsement money. “My concern with the California bill — which is all the way wide open with monetizing your name
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12:54 PM ET San Jose Sharks forward Evander Kane was suspended three games by the NHL on Tuesday for physical abuse of officials, stemming from an incident in a preseason game against the Vegas Golden Knights on Sunday. The suspension was automatic per NHL rules, but can be appealed to NHL commissioner Gary Bettman. Kane
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12:44 PM ET The Carolina Panthers placed star defensive tackle Kawann Short on injured reserve Tuesday with a partially torn rotator cuff. Short hasn’t played since suffering the injury in the team’s Week 2 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. General manager Marty Hurney said in a statement that Short will undergo surgery and will
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12:15 PM ET The NFL will hire a new vice president to coordinate training and development for officials, one of several structural changes the league will implement in the coming months as part of a new seven-year collective bargaining agreement with the NFL Referees Association. NFLRA executive director Scott Green confirmed that the new hire
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11:37 AM ET North Carolina athletic director Bubba Cunningham said he regrets that the Tar Heels ridiculed Clemson fans on the video board during the Tigers’ 21-20 victory at Kenan Stadium on Saturday. During a timeout, a handful of Clemson fans were shown on the video board with overlaying comments suggesting they were bandwagon fans.
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