Month: March 2021

2:06 PM ET The Minnesota Vikings and free-agent safety Xavier Woods have agreed to a one-year, $2.25 million deal that includes $1.75 million guaranteed, a source confirmed to ESPN on Saturday. The 25-year-old Woods, who developed into a versatile safety with the ability to cover the slot over his first four seasons with the Dallas
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1:19 PM ET Associated Press TAMPA, Fla. — Major league home run champion Luke Voit needs knee surgery to repair a partial meniscus tear, an injury that opened a New York Yankees roster spot for Jay Bruce on Saturday as a converted first baseman. Voit will not have any baseball activities for three weeks after
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12:20 PM ET Associated Press MIAMI — No. 3-seeded Simona Halep withdrew from the Miami Open before her third-round match Saturday because of a right shoulder injury. “I wanted to come here to give my best and play many matches, but unfortunately I can’t,” Halep said in a statement. Halep earned her 400th career win
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12:47 PM ET Associated Press ATLANTA — Pablo Sandoval has made the Opening Day roster for the Atlanta Braves. The team made a flurry of moves Saturday to complete its 26-man roster, which included selecting the contract of the 34-year-old Sandoval, who was a nonroster invitee this spring. The two-time All-Star and 2012 World Series
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12:28 PM ET Northeastern transfer Tyson Walker, one of the best mid-major guards in the country, has committed to Michigan State. Walker chose the Spartans from a final five that included Kansas, Maryland, Miami and Vanderbilt. “They’ve been talking to me since I went into the portal,” Walker told ESPN about Michigan State. “They talk
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12:25 PM ET By now, you’ve undoubtedly pored over your club’s 2021 schedule, circling days on the calendar for every rivalry matchup, and if you’re really ambitious (and vaccinated), looking into flights and hotels for that special trip to watch your team in an away venue. It’s an exciting time of year that doesn’t leave
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9:35 AM ET Howard Schnellenberger, who led Miami to its first national championship and in the process turned a once-floundering football program into a dynasty, died Saturday his family announced. He was 87. What Schnellenberger did at Miami remains one of the greatest transformations in college football history. Before his arrival in 1979, Miami administrators
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9:56 AM ET Utah is expected to hire Utah State‘s Craig Smith as its next head basketball coach, sources told ESPN on Saturday. A deal should be official soon. Smith, 48, has been at Utah State for three seasons, leading the Aggies to two NCAA tournaments and three top-two finishes in the Mountain West Conference.
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