Новости за 29.04.2016

Yasiel Puig just wants to be your friend.

Not everyone was buying the excuse.

Vernon Butler loves shoes. More specifically, he has a special affinity for Nike's Air Jordans.

You can't rely on numbers alone to get votes. You have to get creative.

What better way to tweek NASCAR's nose than to joke about its $35,000 fine? Tony Stewart will be Tony Stewart, not matter what.

Myles Jack fell out of the first round, but he's determined to make a team.

Matt Lutovsky highlights the most notable names on fantasy baseball waiver wires.

Young pitchers are burning up the waiver wire this week.

Joe Gibbs Racing drivers won the past four Sprint Cup races and five of nine this season. Talladega might prove too tough for this fearsome foursome on Sunday.

Lindsey Miller, who earlier this week sued Laremy Tunsil, said through his attorney that "he condemns the unlawful hacking."

DeMarcus Ware knows what it's like to be an elite pass rusher looking to get his. And he thinks Von Miller deserves to break the Broncos' bank.

"You can send him to a camp for $30 and he can be seen by all those different schools, it’s a pretty good deal, right?”

Here's a suggested daily fantasy baseball cash game lineup for April 29.

ESPN's exit doors are wide open these days, as some of its best talent leaves the company. But the network insists it isn't pressing the panic button.

Great job, guy. Roger Goodell's comments on Laremy Tunsil are truly a poor choice of words.

There's no handbook for this sort of thing.

Vernon Hargreaves, Tampa, Fla. born, is back at home with the Buccaneers and it couldn't be a better fit.

Ratings predictions for the weekend in sports television, including the NBA and NHL playoffs and the NFL Draft.

He's paying dearly for his Game 7 failure.

The Coastal Carolina player turned himself in Friday in Conway, S.C.

Laremy Tunsil and Dee Gordon might meet some day in Miami to discuss their failures. But both men should realize how stupid their acts were.

When pundits projected Laremy Tunsil to go down as a high draft pick, this isn't exactly what they had in mind.

On Thursday, two safeties were taken in the first round of the NFL Draft. It's a key position and five of the best are committed for 2017. But the No. 1 safety still is looking.

Matt Lutovsky breaks down the fantasy prospects of the offensive skill players drafted in the first round of the 2016 NFL Draft.