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Shohei Ohtani Becomes First Japanese MLB Player to Hit for the Cycle
History was made on Thursday in St. Petersburg, Florida as Los Angeles Angels designated hitter Shohei Ohtani became the first ever MLB player born in Japan to hit for the cycle.
https://twitter.com/Angels/status/1139355919744229376
Ohtani started out with a first inning three-run home run off of Rays starter Ryan Yarbrough.
He then followed up with a third-inning double off and a fifth-inning triple off...
Patriots Trade for Tight End Michael Roberts
The New England Patriots made another move on Thursday as they look to replace the big void left by retiring tight end Rob Gronkowski.
https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1139166819460222978
The Patriots added former Detroit Lions tight end Michael Roberts in a trade on Thursday, acquiring in exchange for a conditional selection in the 2020 NFL Draft.
Roberts spent the first two seasons of his career with...
Titans Will Retire Steve McNair’s No. 9 and Eddie George’s No. 27 Jerseys
No one will have the opportunity to wear No.9 and No.27 with
Tennessee Titans anymore. The team announced on Wednesday that they are
retiring these two numbers in honor of two of their legends quarterback Steve
McNair and running back Eddie George.
Titans will officially retire McNair's No. 9 and George's
No. 27 jerseys on September 15th, during 2019 home opener against
the Indianapolis Colts....
Vikings Give TE Kyle Rudolph a 4-Year, $36 Million Extension
Kyle Rudolph will stay with Minnesota Vikings after all.
Following months of speculation about Rudolph's future, Vikings decided to make
things more clear and give the 29-year-old Pro Bowler a four-year contract
extension.
Although Minnesota didn't disclose the financial terms of
the contract, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reports that the deal is worth $36
million.
https://twitter.com/Vikings/status/1138465498407079936
"It was extremely important to my wife, Jordan, and
me," –...
Bengals’ WR A.J. Green: “I Can’t See Myself Playing Anywhere Else”
Pro Bowl wide receiver A.J. Green is determined to stay with
Cincinnati Bengals for years to come.
Green, who is in the final year of his contract, recently
told reporters that he considers Cincinnati his "home," and that he
can't see himself "playing anywhere else" except with the Bengals.
"Cincinnati is home for me," - said Green while at his youth camp....
Nets Trade Allen Crabbe to Hawks for Taurean Prince
Brooklyn Nets have made the first big move to put themselves in a good position for the free agency. According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, Nets have traded Allen Crabbe to Atlanta Hawks in exchange for Taurean Prince.
Besides Crabbe, Hawks will also get Nets' 2019 first round
pick, which sits at No.17 and lottery protected 2020 first rounder. Atlanta, on
the other...
All-Star Closer Craig Kimbrel Signs a 3-Year, $43 Million Deal with Cubs
After staying in free agency for seven months, Craig Kimbrel finally found a job in MLB. According to The Athletic, Kimbrel has agreed to a three-year contract with Chicago Cubs.
MLB Network reports that Kimbrel's deal is worth $43 million, with the All-Star closer set to earn $10 million in 2019 and 2020 and $16 million in 2021. The contract...
New England Patriots Cut TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins
Tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins didn't last long with New
England Patriots. The team decided to release Seferian-Jenkins on Tuesday,
despite the 26-year-old being on Pats' roster for less than two months.
Although New England didn't reveal the details of the release, NFL Insider Ian Rapaport reports that Seferian-Jenkins is taking a month off from football in order to deal with "personal...
Nets’ D’Angelo Russell Says He’ll Be Patient during Free Agency
Any other summer, Brooklyn Nets' guard D’Angelo Russell would be among the biggest stars in NBA free agency. But this year will see several superstars becoming free agents, including Kevin Durant, Kawhi Leonard, and Kyrie Irving, which complicates things for Russell and narrows his list of potential suitors. This is why the 23-year-old All-Star has decided to be patient...
Klay Thompson Suffers Hamstring Injury in Warriors Game 2 Win
While the Golden State Warriors were thrilled to escape Toronto with a series-tying Game 2 win, their joy was tinged with concern after star shooting guard Klay Thompson was forced to leave the game early.
Thompson exited the game with 8 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter after suffering a hamstring injury. The dead-eye shooter landed awkwardly after taking a...