Month: December 2019

4:17 PM ET Associated Press MIAMI — Players who test positive for opioids would enter treatment and not be suspended under the change to Major League Baseball’s drug agreement being negotiated by management and the players’ association, according to union head Tony Clark. Talks to add testing for opioids began following the death this year
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3:16 PM ET Washington Wizards forward C.J. Miles underwent successful surgery Wednesday to repair ligament damage in his left wrist, the team announced. There is no timeline for his return. Miles, 32, suffered the injury Nov. 26 during a loss to Denver. He was acquired from the Grizzlies in the offseason for Dwight Howard Miles
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2:57 PM ET The Rays and the city of St. Petersburg have broken off talks regarding the possibility of the team playing some home games in a location other than the Tampa Bay area, according to a letter released from the mayor’s office Wednesday. “Both parties have agreed that the best path forward is to
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2:40 PM ET CINCINNATI — Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver John Ross III is happy to be preparing for his return to the field after doctors told him a chest injury could have been life-threatening. Late in Cincinnati’s Week 4 loss at Pittsburgh, the sternoclavicular joint in Ross’ chest came about an inch away from puncturing
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2:29 PM ET Right-hander Zack Wheeler and the Philadelphia Phillies are in agreement on a five-year, $118 million contract, sources tell ESPN’s Jeff Passan. Wheeler was considered the prize of the free agency class among starting pitchers for teams who didn’t want to compete in stratospheric bidding for Gerrit Cole and Stephen Strasburg. The Phillies,
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2:01 PM ET BEREA, Ohio — Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield hasn’t thrown a pass since Sunday’s game at Pittsburgh, when he suffered a contusion to his throwing hand. Mayfield, however, said he plans to practice Thursday and is confident he’ll play Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals. “Mama didn’t raise a wuss,” he said. Mayfield
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1:46 PM ET Former Detroit Lions safety Glover Quin said Wednesday on “The Pat McAfee Show” that he doesn’t know whether his former team will be able to overcome its current situation at 3-8-1 and questioned how much the team might fight for coach Matt Patricia. “Right now, they’re struggling,” Quin said. “It’s not a
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