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'Dillon the Villain': Brooks ejected for groin strike
Houston Rockets forward Dillon Brooks was ejected 4:33 into Tuesday night's game for a flagrant foul 2 to the groin of Indiana center Daniel Theis.
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Source: Colts QB Richardson to miss 4-8 weeks
The Colts placed starting quarterback Anthony Richardson on injured reserve Wednesday, sidelining him for at least the next four games.
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Dolphins putting RB Achane on IR, sources say
The Dolphins are placing standout rookie running back De'Von Achane on injured reserve due to a knee injury, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
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Pats 'not making any changes,' sticking with Mac
Mac Jones will remain the Patriots' starting quarterback for Sunday's game against the Raiders, coach Bill Belichick confirmed Wednesday.
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Devils sign active wins leader Ruff to extension
Lindy Ruff, who is the active wins leader among coaches with 834, which ranks fifth all time, has reached a contract extension with the Devils.
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Stoops: UGA 'bought some pretty good players'
Kentucky coach Mark Stoops publicly pleaded for more financial support for his program on his weekly radio show, saying after a blowout loss to...
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Braves opt to start Elder in Game 3 vs. Phillies
The Braves have opted to start Bryce Elder over rookie AJ Smith-Shawver in Game 3 of the NLDS vs. the Phillies on Wednesday.
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'This team is on the rise': Why Baltimore still has plenty to celebrate
The Orioles season ended far sooner than expected, but the future is still bright.
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Makhachev-Volkanovski 2: Did Volk make a mistake by taking this fight on 11 days?
With Charles Oliveira pulling out of UFC 294, an intriguing rematch -- with pound-for-pound implications -- is now set for the main event.
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Surfaces, changes and problems: What you need to know about all 30 NFL fields
Which stadiums have grass? Which host college games and concerts? We look at all 30.
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The NFL's field fight has just begun: Players want grass, the league says it’s not that easy
The NFLPA wants teams to play on grass. The league argues it's not so easy. And what does the 2026 World Cup have to do with the controversy?
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Hazard was a showman who saw football as a game, not a job
Eden Hazard was an artist. In his prime for Chelsea and Belgium, he was unplayable and wanted to enjoy the game beyond anything else.