After four weeks in the hospital and multiple surgeries due to infection, Washington Redskins quarterback Alex Smith was finally released from the hospital. There is some optimism, but it is still uncertain that Smith will be able
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz underwent a scan on his back that was inconclusive, and is now scheduled to undergo an MRI on Thursday to help determine what is causing the back injury that has bothered him
The Seattle Mariners acquired first baseman and designated hitter Edwin Encarnacion in a three-team trade with the Cleveland Indians and Rays on Thursday. Newly-acquired first baseman Carlos Santana will go to Cleveland in the deal. Encarnacion spent
Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver is looking to upgrade Talking Stick Resort Arena, but he doesn’t have the votes to get the approval for the $150 million renovations being asked for. Reportedly Sarver has started calling as
Coach John Harbaugh announced that the Baltimore Ravens will start Lamar Jackson as QB this week, leaving 11-year veteran Joe Flacco to begin a week of practice as of Wednesday. Even though doctors cleared Flacco to return
The Chicago White Sox have acquired veteran right-hander Ivan Nova from the Pittsburgh Pirates for minor league pitcher Yordi Rosario and international bonus pool money. Nova, 31, has one year remaining on his current three-year $26 million
The Philadelphia Phillies have agreed to a three-year deal with outfielder Andrew McCutchen. According to reports, McCutchen’s deal is worth $50 million, and includes a club option. The 32-year-old, who won the 2013 NL MVP award, will
The Oakland Raiders have fired general manager Reggie McKenzie, effective immediately, it was announced on Monday. McKenzie, 55, has been the Raiders GM since 2012. He was signed through the 2021 NFL draft as part of a
Harold Baines and Lee Smith have been elected into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. The former Major League Baseball greats were announced as the newest members of Cooperstown on Sunday night. Baines, 59, made his MLB
Kenyan Drake ran the last 52 yards as the Miami Dolphins scored on a pass and double lateral, on a wild final play Sunday to beat the New England Patriots 34-33. The Patriots were on the verge
