Новости за 15.07.2018

He should be healthy by training camp.

The hockey world mourns Emery's loss on Sunday.

With everyone having an opinion about Terrell Owens not showing up for the Hall of Fame ceremony (and with the opinions of non-football people like Charles Barkley and Dick Vitale getting noticed), it makes sense to listen to the comments from the actual members of the Hall of Fame — especially when one of them [more]

Running back Darren Sproles made it clear why he decided to re-sign with the Eagles earlier this offseason. Sproles planned for 2017 to be his final NFL season, but a torn ACL and broken arm meant that he spent most of the year on injured reserve. He said in May that he didn’t want that [more]

A scrappy if not downright venomous affair between Seattle Sounders and Atlanta United ended in a 1-1 draw in Georgia on Sunday.

The ex-Manchester City manager needs to clean up the London Stadium set while quickly molding his new and old men into a unit.

PST takes a look at three of the day's biggest transfer stories, including how new Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri will handle his attack.

Tony Parker and Rudy Gobert are happy.

How much did each country receive for their performance at the World Cup?

The Jaguars could have had quarterback Blake Bortles play out this year under the terms of the fifth-year option on his rookie deal, but they signed him to a three-year contract extension in February instead. The deal guarantees Bortles $26.5 million over the next two seasons as opposed to the $19 million he would have [more]

France's World Cup victory experienced from the streets by a TV broadcaster from Buffalo, New York, on vacation in Paris.

"We are proud to be French, to be Bleus," he said. "The victory in the match belongs to them. Vive le Republic."

Griezmann is marveling at the French win. He finished third in Golden Ball voting.

The Bulls may have something in Carter Jr.

FIFA has named several award winners for the 2018 World Cup, with top honors going to one of the runners-up (again).

The World Cup is the biggest sporting event in the world, so the celebrations for Les Bleus supporters in Russia and in their homeland of France will likely last a long time.

Paul Menard and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. took advantage of Alex Bowman's misfortune but both still have work to do to move into a playoff spot.

The President praised Putin and Russia and says France played "extraordinary soccer."

Les Bleus are champions once more, and much of their success on Sunday came down to Paul Pogba in the central midfield.

As a growing number of the various states move toward adopting legalized gambling, the sports leagues have concerns. The players associations do, too. “There are serious consequences, particularly for the athletes,” NFL Players Association V.P. for business and legal affairs Casey Schwab told David Purdum of ESPN.com. “Because of those consequences, the athlete’s voice must [more]

A nice Sunday for the Blue Jackets, but tomorrow is key.

Drama galore as France win their second World Cup trophy after battling by gutsy Croatia.

Analyzing the key moments from the 2018 World Cup final.

Mario Mandzukic won't score many easier goals than this one in his life.

The scoreline doesn't indicate how well Croatia has played, but that won't matter much to France -- who are on their way to their second World Cup title.