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Lighting Sign All-Star Center Brayden Point to a 3-Year, $20.25 Million Deal
Tampa Bay Lightning have just finished one of their biggest
offseason tasks. The team announced on Monday that they have finally managed to
get a deal done with their restricted free agent center Brayden Point.
Point and Lighting agreed on a three-year bridge deal that
will see the 23-year-old All-Star earn $6.75 million annually and $20.25
million overall. This comes just days after the...
Chelsea Manager Frank Lampard on Christian Pulisic: “His Chances Will Come”
USMNT star winger Christian Pulisic isn't enjoying the best start of his stint with Premier League powerhouse Chelsea. Pulisic hasn't been playing much since arriving to London and was an unused substitute in the previous three games. However, things might change soon according to the club's manager Frank Lampard.
Following the 2-1 loss to Liverpool over the weekend,
Lampard was asked...
Atlanta United’s Captain Michael Parkhurst Announces Retirement
Atlanta United's center back and captain Michael Parkhurst
announced on Monday that he is currently playing his last season as a
professional soccer player. Parkhurst will retire at the end of 2019 MLS season
and put an end to an impressive career that spanned over 15 years.
"Well, the time has come for me, unfortunately,'' –
said Parkhurst in a video announcement. "I...
Packers QB Aaron Rodgers: “It’s Time for Us to Do Our Part on Offense”
In previous years, Green Bay Packers' quarterback Aaron
Rodgers got accustomed of having to put on some unreal performances in the
attempt to overcome the deficits of his defense and get a win for his team. It
seems like he doesn't have to do that anymore.
In the first three games of the 2019 NFL season, the story
of the Packers isn't Rodgers...
OKC Wanted to “Break Their Team Up” Even Before Paul George Trade Claims Doc Rivers
Oklahoma City Thunder parted ways with their All-Star duo
Paul George and Russell Westbrook this offseason swiftly transforming
themselves from a playoff contender to a lottery team. And while many believed
that this process was kicked off by George's trade request, it looks like the
truth might be somewhat different.
George made a trade request shortly after the start of free
agency and ended...
Rockets Sign Veteran Thabo Sefolosha to a 1-Year Deal
Houston Rockets are getting Oklahoma City Thunder's 2012
squad back together one piece at a time. According to ESPN's sources, Rockets
have now signed veteran forward Thabo Sefolosha to a one-year deal.
Rockets have two former OKC's players in their superstar
James Harden and newly acquired All-Star point guard Russell Westbrook. Sefolosha
also played for the Thunder in the past, and shared the...
Browns’ TE David Njoku Sidelined With Wrist Injury
It turns out that Cleveland Browns didn't manage to leave Monday night's game against New York Jets unscathed. NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reports that Browns' starting tight end David Njoku broke his wrist in his team's 23-3 win and is now facing a lengthy break.
Njoku left the Jets' game during the first half, failing to
get a single...
Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Galaxy Will Discuss Extension at the End of the Season
Swedish striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic is currently having
another stellar MLS season with Los Angeles Galaxy, having scored 26 goals in
25 games he played in 2019 so far. But considering the fact that his contract
is expiring at the end of the season, Galaxy fans are rightfully wondering
whether the "Zlatan show" will continue in 2020 as well.
As it turns out, even the...
Steelers Acquire Dolphins’ CB Minkah Fitzpatrick For First-Rounder
Despite losing their starting quarterback Ben Roethlisberger
for the rest of the year, Pittsburgh Steelers are not giving up on this season
yet. In an unexpected move, the team went on and acquired cornerback Minkah
Fitzpatrick from the Miami Dolphins.
As part of the trade, Steelers sent 2020 first-round pick,
2020 fifth-rounder, and 2021 sixth-round pick to Miami. In exchange, Pittsburgh
got Fitzpatrick, 2020...
Flyers Sign F Travis Konecny to a 6-Year, $33 Million Deal
It looks like Philadelphia Flyers will keep all of their key
free agents with the organization this offseason. After previously agreeing to
deals with Ivan Provorov and Travis Sanheim, Flyers now announced that they
also got forward Travis Konecny to sign a long-term deal.
According to the team, Konecny inked a six-year deal that
will pay him $5.5 million annually. This new contract,...

















