Новости за 10.02.2018

Despite the various flaws in the ultimately fake report from Ron Borges of the Boston Herald about Patriots quarterback Tom Brady‘s desire for a new contract, Brady should want one — and he should get one. Brady has two years left on his current deal, at salaries of $14 million in 2018 and $14 million [more]

The Argentine international is up to 21 league goals this season, only trailing Tottenham's Harry Kane.

Guardiola's men continue to cruise towards a dominating PL triumph, while Spurs have picked up their form at a vital point in the season.

Marios Olympios calls Sacramento 'very disorganized franchise'

He will not play on the road trip, but it seems he is getting closer to returning to the lineup.

When the information robots began to simultaneously declare that the Chiefs had traded quarterback Alex Smith to Washington, the more accurate characterization was that the two teams and Smith had struck tentative deals both to trade Smith and to extend his contract. Even now, more than a week later, either the trade or the contract [more]

Familiar faces sit 1-2-3 after wins from RB Leipzig and Borussia Dortmund on Saturday.

Kevin De Bruyne pulled the strings for goals by Raheem Sterling and two of Sergio Aguero's four.

Kyle Busch posted a speed of 199.743 mph in the practice session.

The Steelers will be holding on to Pro Bowl fullback Roosevelt Nix. Nix had been slated to become a free agent, but the Steelers announced today that he has now signed a new four-year contract with the franchise through the 2021 season. The 25-year-old Nix was undrafted out of Kent State, where he played on [more]

What does this mean for Warriors?

The 49ers have their franchise quarterback in Jimmy Garoppolo, but it took some time to pry him away from the Patriots. San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan told Albert Breer of SI.com that he approached New England coach Bill Belichick at last year’s Scouting Combine and asked about Garoppolo, only to have Belichick shut him down [more]

U.S. Soccer president Carlos Cordeiro kept his remarks short and sweet after winning nearly 69 percent of the third vote on Saturday.

What does the Jimmy Garoppolo contract mean for the Jets? (Not much, actually.) Bills RB LeSean McCoy is visiting Brazil. Attendance has been up over the past two years for Dolphins home games. After years of renting in the Boston area, Patriots OT Marcus Cannon finally has bought a house. Ravens CB Marlon Humphrey has [more]

He would have been an unrestricted free agent after this season.

Ki Sung-yueng scored the lone goal of the match, as Swans moved two points clear of the drop zone to 15th.

After limited racing the past two years, Alex Bowman is ready to climb into the car and begin the season today.

Ryan Blaney led Joey Logano and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. in the first practice of Speedweeks.

No David Silva, Sane, Stones, or Kompany for Pep Guardiola and company.

It'd take too much to convince another team to take Deng's contract

The Toffees' 34 points are two back of seventh place Burnley, who lost to Swansea City.

Izquierdo, Shaqiri trade fine goals in bruising encounter.

Chicharito at it again as the Hammers breeze past Watford to improve survival chances.

Carlos Cordeiro is the new president of U.S. Soccer, winning nearly 69 percent of the vote in the third and decisive round.

Texans running back D'Onta Foreman‘s rookie season included an unexpected entanglement with the criminal justice system. The situation has now been resolved, for the most part. According to John McClain of the Houston Chronicle, Foreman pleased no contest to a charge of disorderly conduct, in exchange for a dismissal of marijuana possession and weapons charges. The [more]