Новости за 04.06.2018

Overton Owens Petty was born on Sunday, a day after Kyle Petty's birthday.

Bad news for Cleveland: the Warriors are about to get better.

Packers guard Lucas Patrick played 12 games last season with two starts. The most noteworthy play of his career so far, though, came on the softball field. Patrick wielded the bat that shattered teammate Clay Matthews‘ nose. “It’s one of those fluke things,” Patrick said Monday, via Ryan Wood of the Green Bay Press-Gazette. “Looking [more]

There are 39 cars entered for the Cup race at Michigan International Speedway.

There are 39 cars entered for the Cup race at Michigan International Speedway.

It appears an NFL player who said his social media accounts were hacked was telling the truth. According to Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com, “explicit videos and pictures” of Giants outside  Avery Moss were posted online before they were removed 30 minutes later, after NFL security got involved. The hackers were also able to get into [more]

Carolyn Manno hosts with Parker Kligerman and Landon Cassill.

Almost two weeks have passed since Hunter Henry tore an anterior cruciate ligament, ending his season before it began. The Chargers tight end spoke publicly for the first time since the injury, posting a heartfelt message on Instagram on Monday. “I haven’t known what to say or what to think since the injury happened,” Henry [more]

College football is king in Alabama, but the state will be getting a pro team next year. Birmingham has been named as the home city for a team in the inaugural season of the Alliance of American Football. The league is set to start play next February. Birmingham joins San Diego, Phoenix, Atlanta, Orlando, Memphis [more]

Buccaneers General Manager Jason Licht shaved his head for a good cause, raising more than $100,000 during the team’s annual “Cut for a Cure” fundraiser. Licht challenged Bucs coaches, players and staffers in the fundraiser, and they topped his goal with $123,000 in donations for pediatric cancer research. Defensive tackle Gerald McCoy, saying he didn’t [more]

Too soon

Was Loris Karius' infamous performance in the UEFA Champions League Final down to an unseen head injury?

When a gifted passer is also a lethal shooter ...

Melvin Ingram arrived at the Chargers’ organized team activities Monday, showing up to work with his teammates for the first time this offseason. “It was good the prodigal son came home,” Chargers coach Anthony Lynn said, jokingly, via Jack Wang of the Los Angeles News Group. Ingram has spent his offseason working out in Florida. [more]

After two tournaments off, the Green Falcons are back in the World Cup.

Broncos linebacker Shane Ray missed half of last season with a wrist injury and his offseason work is being interrupted by issues with the same wrist. Ray did not take part in the team’s OTA practice on Monday and coach Vance Joseph said, via James Palmer of NFL Media, that the team is going to [more]

Would be smart not to

Cornerback William Jackson wasn’t able to get on the field for the Bengals during his rookie season due to a torn pectoral muscle, but the 2016 first-round pick started showing why he was such a high pick by the time the 2017 season came to an end. Jackson worked off the bench for the most [more]

The 49ers picked up the fifth-year option on Arik Armstead‘s contract, but it’s guaranteed only for injury. The defensive lineman has much to prove this season, in his fourth season, after missing 18 games over the past two years. The 49ers know it. Fans know it. He knows it. “For sure,” Armstead said, via Matt [more]

The shifty scorer is getting his chances, unlike most of his teammates.

The Browns found their quarterback of the future in the first round, and perhaps the running back of the future in the second. And one of them has a new contract to go with that status. According to a tweet from his agents, second-round pick Nick Chubb has signed his rookie deal with the Browns. [more]

Latest transfer gossip from around the Premier League.

It's the Washington Capitals vs. Vegas Golden Knights.

Warriors have been better than Cleveland all year, including NBA Finals

The Giants will close out their offseason program with a three-day mandatory minicamp next week and head coach Pat Shurmur confirmed on Monday that wide receiver Odell Beckham is expected to be in attendance despite not being at recent voluntary OTAs. What Beckham will be doing at next week’s practices remains to be seen, however. [more]