The Atlanta Hawks are trading star guard Trae Young to the Washington Wizards, sources told ESPN’s Shams Charania.
The Wizards are sendin…
Mammoth hosting Colorado Avalanche in 2027 Winter Classic at Rice-Eccles Stadium
The Utah Mammoth will host the Colorado Avalanche at the 2027 Winter Classic, the teams announced Wednesday.
The game will take place at …
Ohio State’s Caleb Downs declares for NFL draft
Ohio State safety Caleb Downs declared for the 2026 NFL Draft, he announced Wednesday.
“I’m grateful for this chapter and proud to foreve…
Cubs land Cabrera, trade Caissie
The Cubs have acquired pitcher Edward Cabrera in a trade with the Marlins that sends top outfield prospect Owen Caissie and two other hittin…
Todd Bowles says he’ll return to Bucs for 2026 season
Todd Bowles said Wednesday that he’ll be back with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the 2026 season, according to Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay T…
Giants to interview ex-Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy
The New York Giants set up an interview with former Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy for their head coaching job, a …
UFC welterweight Michael Morales is not undefeated
UFC welterweight prospect Michael Morales is widely listed as undefeated at 19-0, but the record database Tapology says that’s not ful…
When Did Darren Fletcher Retire? Career, Retirement, and Life After Football
Former Manchester United and Scotland midfielder Darren Fletcher officially retired from professional football in 2019, bringing an end to a distinguished playing career that spanned nearly two decades at the highest level of the game. Darren Fletcher’s Retirement Explained Darren Fletcher retired following the 2018–19 season, after his contract with Stoke City expired. Although there…
Alabama’s QB Ty Simpson entering NFL draft
Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson is declaring for the 2026 NFL Draft, sources told ESPN’s Pete Thamel.
He reportedly informed his coaches o…
John Harbaugh Next Team: Super Bowl-Winning Coach Draws Massive Interest After Ravens Firing in 2026 NFL Coaching Carousel
The NFL’s 2026 coaching carousel exploded into overdrive on January 6, 2026, when the Baltimore Ravens shockingly fired legendary head coach John Harbaugh after 18 seasons. Just hours later, reports emerged that Harbaugh is already the hottest name on the market, with interest pouring in from teams with vacancies—and even some that currently have head…