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Sources: Bulls tab Nuggets GM Arturas Karnisovas to lead basketball ops The Chicago Bulls are hiring Denver Nuggets general manager Arturas Karnisovas to become the franchise's new executive vice president of basketball operations, league sources told ESPN. The sides were finalizing contractual details on a multi-year deal ...
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Dez Bryant Responds to COVID-19 Concerns: 'I'll Take It Home,' Cowboys Ex Says Of Workouts FRISCO - After we wrote that Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com said that Dez Bryant and his Dallas Cowboys should be cited by the league - and maybe law-enforcement officials - for their continued "flaunting'' of CDC recommendations and local laws ...
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NFL Draft 2020: Jeff Okudah has potential to be 'home-run pick' Leading up to the 2020 NFL Draft, The Post is breaking down the draft class by position in an 11-part series. Tomorrow: safeties. The Ohio State defense gathered away from football for a relaxing movie night, but Jeff Okudah would not let his coordinator ...
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Second SoFi Stadium worker tests positive for coronavirus A second construction worker at the SoFi Stadium development in Inglewood has tested positive for COVID-19, according to an internal email by the joint venture overseeing the project. Mandatory temperature checks are being instituted for workers on site.
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2020 NFL Draft: Bengals' Zac Taylor feels 'very, very comfortable' with virtual draft The coronavirus pandemic has forced the NFL to try out something it never has before: going 100 percent virtual. Earlier this week, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announced that the NFL will hold a virtual draft with team personnel separately located in ...
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Serge Ibaka Expresses Desire to Re-Sign with Raptors When Contract Expires Serge Ibaka isn't looking to leave Toronto anytime soon. The Raptors forward, who's in the final season of a three-year, $65 million contract, said he's willing to re-sign this offseason during a virtual interview with Sportsnet's Matt Rodrigo. Matthew @ ...
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LeBron: Closure not likely unless Lakers can finish season LOS ANGELES (AP) — Instead of preparing for a playoff run, LeBron James is mostly spending the spring playing hoops with his teenage sons and enjoying tea time with his young daughter. And when he isn't binge-watching "Tiger King" with his wife, he is ...
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Best of SI: Coronavirus Has College Football's 2020 Season In Jeopardy Gene Corrigan's four decades in college sports seemingly ran the gamut of administrative experiences. He was a coach and administrator during much of the Vietnam War, experiencing social unrest, campus demonstrations and counterculture movements.
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The Masters may be postponed but Augusta National looks plenty ready The azaleas? In bloom. The greens? Green. Rae's Creek? Menacing. The Masters will not be played this week, the season's first major postponed until Nov. 12-15 due to the coronavirus. Augusta National appears to be already ready. The tournament's social ...
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CIF Southern Section issues update on future sports plans The CIF Southern Section is "totally committed to doing everything we can to be able to go forward with fall sports championships," commissioner Rob Wigod said in a letter to section principals and athletic directors on Wednesday. Five days after spring sports ...
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Nick Saban might be less tech savvy than Bill Belichick There are few coaches with more of an old-school, dead-set focus on football than Bill Belichick. The Patriots coach is known for his distaste and sometimes confusion regarding technology and social media, which has led to a good deal of laughs over the ...
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Coronavirus: Real Madrid announce pay cut for players and staff Real Madrid have announced that players and coaches from their football and basketball squads have agreed to a pay cut during the coronavirus pandemic. Directors at the club have also accepted to voluntary reductions in pay for 2019-20, with all ...
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There's logic behind MLB's 2020 Arizona plan, but the coronavirus will have final say CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Major League Baseball can make all the contingency plans it wants to save the 2020 season. It can try to start the season in Arizona, Alaska or Hawaii, but they're just plans. If this was strike or a lockout, a settlement could be reached ...
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Seahawks' Jordan Simmons: Rejoins Seattle Simmons (knee) signed a contract with the Seahawks on Wednesday. The 25-year-old missed last season while recovering from a knee injury suffered Week 17 in 2018, but he's back in Seattle for the 2020 campaign. Simmons appeared in six games and ...
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Kliff Kingsbury on NFL Draft, Cardinals offseason moves and team outlook heading into year two GLENDALE, AZ — The NFL Draft begins two weeks from Thursday, and the Arizona Cardinals, along with the rest of the league, are in uncharted waters during this unprecedented time. "I think that there are challenges, but it's nothing compared to what the ...
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Coach Smith: All Senators Recovered From COVID-19 All members of the Ottawa Senators organization who tested positive for COVID-19 have recovered fully, coach D.J. Smith told reporters in a video call on Wednesday. Five players and one staff member, none of whom have been identified, tested positive for ...
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Notebook: Notre Dame starts to refocus on football after adjusting to off-campus structure Before Brian Kelly felt comfortable asking his players to dive back into football-specific meetings, the Notre Dame head coach created a list of priorities to accomplish. First, he wanted to make sure all his players were healthy and safe after Notre Dame's ...
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Track officials ponder alternative season EDITOR'S NOTE: The second and final of a two-part series of stories focusing on how high school baseball, softball and track & field officials are dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic. Rob Conklin is staying in constant contact with his fellow officials from the ...
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Vikings should get at least two compensatory picks for 2021 draft Only the New England Patriots were awarded more compensatory picks than the Vikings for the upcoming NFL draft. The Vikings have three additional selections, including a third-rounder, for the draft April 23-25. After last month's free-agent exodus, the ...
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TSM stun 100 Thieves 3-2, advance in LCS spring playoffs Led by an MVP performance from Danish midlaner Soren "Bjergsen" Bjerg, Team SoloMid pulled out a 3-2 win over 100 Thieves on Wednesday to stay alive in League of Legends' North America-based League Championship Series spring playoffs. With the ...
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Central Kentucky baseball fields turn on lights for 20 minutes and 20 seconds to honor class of 2020 LEXINGTON, Ky. (WTVQ)- Several high school baseball and softball coaches lit up stadium lights Wednesday night to honor players from the class of 2020, who likely won't get to play a senior season. Coaching staff and others lit the stadiums for 20 minutes ...
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Area golf courses remain open HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - Your local golf club may be open on a limited basis. Valley Hill Country Club in Huntsville continues to operate, with the new mandates by Gov. Kay Ivey. "We were very fortunate in the recent mandate by the Governor, that golf ...
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What Neal Brown had to say on Wednesday's video conference As he vowed to do two weeks ago, West Virginia football coach Neal Brown huddled with reporters Wednesday for a second time during the pandemic. In a 35-minute conversation, Brown answered a range of questions and shared plenty of details about how ...
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From BYU to Utah: Defensive end Devin Kaufusi explains why he's leaving Provo, joining Cougars' biggest rival SALT LAKE CITY — Defensive end Devin Kaufusi — whose last name has been synonymous with Cougar football the past 10 years or so — made a mild splash a month ago when he announced he was leaving BYU after two seasons and entering the ...
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BREAKING: Bellator Fighter Isaiah Chapman Shot Dead At Age 30 Just sad news to report in the MMA world as it was announced that Bellator bantamweight fighter Isaiah Chapman was shot to death. Chapman's death was reported by MMA reporter David McKinney on Twitter, who then confirmed he was murdered outside ...
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