The Baltimore Ravens and wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. agreed on a one-year deal worth up to $18 million including $15 million guaranteed. Beckham joins a Baltimore team with its quarterback situation up in the air, with Lamar
Spaniard Jon Rahm overcame a 4-stroke deficit and rallied past Brooks Koepka to win his first green jacket at the 2023 Masters at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. He alsoon for his second career major title. Rahm won $3.24
On Thursday, Americans Kevin Na and Will Zalatoris withdrew from the 87th Masters during the opening round. Na, the South Korean-born American, pulled out due to illness after playing the first nine holes at 4-over par 40, while
The New York Jets have signed veteran QB Tim Boyle to a one-year deal. According to multiple sources, despite the Boyle signing, the Jets continue to be in talks to acquire Aaron Rodgers as he “intends”
One day after Arizona Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol criticized his effort during a loss to the Atlanta Braves, outfielder Tyler O’Neill was benched on Wednesday. O’Neill was absent from the Cardinals lineup ahead of their matchup against
Deadline’s Peter White reports that Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry is set to star in an NBC mockumentary comedy series entitled ‘Mr. Throwback,’ alongside actor Adam Pally. Universal Television and Unanimous Media, a multimedia organization for which
San Diego Padres third baseman Manny Machado was called out on Tuesday after a pitch clock violation, resulting in a third strike in his first at-bat against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Machado, 30, was livid with the decision
After facing backlash after First lady Jill Biden said that she wants the defeated Iowa women’s basketball team to be invited to the White House in addition to national title winner LSU, her press secretary has walked
UConn is 5-0 in title games, winning their fifth championship in the past 25 seasons. The Huskies defeated San Diego State University with a score of 76-59 on Monday night at NRG Stadium in Houston, becoming the first
The UFC and WWE announced they will merge to create a new $21B sports and entertainment company. UFC’s parent company ‘Endeavor’ will continue to be run by its CEO Ari Emanuel, who will also run the combined company.
