Action is starting to pick up in spring camp as the beginning of Grapefruit League play looms ahead this weekend. The Tigers will kick off their 2026 spring schedule on Saturday at 1:05 p.m. ET on the road against the Yankees. Then they’ll welcome in the Orioles and the Twins on Sunday and Monday at […]
Ice Brady’s season is officially over. On Tuesday, UConn women’s basketball announced that the redshirt junior forward underwent successful surgery to repair a knee injury at UConn Health on Monday. She will miss the remainder of the 2025-26 campaign. Brady played in the Huskies’ first two games but sat out the win over Loyola Chicago […]
NYCFC will continue to play home matches at Yankee Stadium and Citi Field during the 14-game sprint season held in early 2027 before debuting at Etihad Park sometime in July.
Commanders links Articles Bullock’s Film Room (subscription) Commanders Free Agent Fits: Wide Receiver I will state up front that I’m not sure how aggressive the Commanders will be in free agency for a wide receiver. My gut feeling is that the team will take a shot on Brandon Aiyuk whenever the 49ers decide to release […]
Tyreek Hill could end up in an unexpected landing spot after being released by the Miami Dolphins.
The abrupt resignation of MLBPA chief Tony Clark this week over an embarrassing affair with his sister-in-law, who was hired by the union, brings greater uncertainty to future labor negotiations between the unions and owners as the labor deal expires at the end of the baseball season. Many observers are girding for a divisive standoff […]
On Wednesday morning, the Chicago Bears formalized some coaching additions and promotions. Press Taylor formally elevated to Offensive Coordinator Taylor, 38, served as the passing game coordinator in 2025 on Ben Johnson’s staff. He replaces Declan Doyle who moved on to the Ravens. Taylor also had previous stops as the offensive coordinator in Jacksonville from […]
The Dallas Cowboys have set a date. After 26 days of radio silence, new defensive coordinator Christian Parker will be set to speak to the media for the first time today at 4P.M. Eastern Time. A delay this long is unusual, but the Cowboys took time to round out their defensive staff, with their latest […]
In just about two months, the Las Vegas Raiders will find out who their next franchise quarterback is. We all know at this point that Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza is the likely first overall pick, and that Mendoza will find his new home in Las Vegas with the Raiders. But beyond that, what does it all […]
The Los Angeles Rams enter an offseason in which they’ll have at least the ninth-most cap space to spend in free agency. With money to spend, it should allow the Rams to add a top player or two when free agency begins on March 9. The Rams will have financial flexibility that they haven’t had […]
The sky is certainly not falling in Catalonia, although you would be forgiven for thinking so. A Barcelona losing streak, even if it’s just two games, will always raise alarm bells for a club and a fanbase who expect greatness, regardless of the circumstances. In just under a month, the Barcelona presidency will be decided. […]
Lost in the debacle at Duke on Monday night was Syracuse Orange center William Kyle making a name for himself against 2026 NBA lottery pick Cameron Boozer. Kyle wasn’t able to shut down the likely National Player of the Year, but his tenacity and athleticism continues to make him new fans. Kyle came into this […]
So, I guess they’re really doing this, huh? We’ve been hearing more and more from the Braves (particularly President of Baseball Operations/GM Alex Anthopoulos) about how the club is reportedly pretty confident in their internal options and are willing to let the fifth spot in the rotation be an open competition instead of going out […]
Welcome to the sixth post in our twelve-part recruiting breakdown series. Today will look at the #6 team in our rankings, New Mexico. The Lobos signed a large recruiting class filled with talent, especially from the surrounding states of Arizona, Texas, California, and, of course, New Mexico. Read all about this class below. The Skinny: […]
2/11-2/17 Spotlight: Colby Garland A native of Magnolia, Arkansas, Colby Garland has been on the move consistently. Following a successful high school career that saw him take home two state titles, he played one more year at Link Academy in Missouri. The college basketball world finally took notice at this point, with Garland receiving a […]
Last offseason, the Rays acquired Mason Englert from the Tigers for Drew Sommers, adding a flexible, multi-inning arm with option years. Englert fit that role well, posting solid results while working more than one inning in nearly half his appearances. But the interesting question is whether the Rays should ask for more. Marc Topkin reported […]
The mini training camp continues with a second straight day on the ice for the Jets.
Twenty-four players have been called up to the first U-23 USYNT training camp of 2026, including players from the Portland Thorns, Denver Summit, and NJ/NY Gotham FC, US Soccer announced on Wednesday. The camp will run from February 27 to March 7 in South Florida. 19 players on the roster play in the NWSL, while […]
The franchise tag window opened yesterday! No player has been tagged yet. AI question : “are there any players that have been franchise tagged in 2026” As of February 18, 2026, no players have officially received a franchise tag for the 2026 season. The NFL’s two-week franchise tag window just opened yesterday, February 17, and teams have […]
From Sports Screens to Mobile Downtime Modern entertainment habits rarely revolve around a single format. A typical day might include watching live sport, scrolling through gaming updates and jumping into quick mobile sessions between matches. For many players, familiar formats like pokies have made a smooth transition from physical venues to smartphone screens. Alongside them,...
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Rutgers fans, it’s game day! Today, the Scarlet Knights are out in Happy Valley, set for a matchup against Penn State. This game is a battle of basement teams in the Big Ten, as the Nittany Lions are dead last in the conference standings, while Rutgers is fifth-to-last. A full preview of the game is […]
Here’s another edition of our Round(Ball) Table, where the Posting & Toasting crew convene to share our speculations, worries, and frustrations. With the All-Star weekend now behind us, it’s time to speculate about the remainder of the season. With the New York Knicks sitting third behind the Detroit Pistons and Boston Celtics, what seed should they […]
When the Falcons promoted longtime scout and executive Tokunbo Abanikanda to director of scouting, it left a vacancy in the front office for the director of college scouting role. We just had to wait to see whether the Falcons filled that position with an internal promotion or an external hire, and now we have our […]
The 2026 edition of Red Reporter’s Community Prospect Rankings wrapped this week, doing so with nearly 3,000 total responses during the voting process. Thank you to each and every one of you who took the time to participate with us this year. Here’s how the list shook out: Here’s how the Top 20 of the […]
After a seventh-place finish at the Purdue Puerto Rico Classic, Northwestern traveled to Sarasota, Florida for the Spartan Sun Coast Invitational looking to respond. While the field was not as deep as some of the events NU typically plays, it still featured quality competition, with nine of the 15 teams ranked inside the top-50 nationally. […]