LeBron hints at five to seven more NBA years
On his 40th birthday LeBron James praised his longevity with the Lakers and said he could play at a high level for about five to seven more years if he wished, though he plans to retire much sooner. He added that his goal is to finish his career in Los Angeles with the Lakers.
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TV and sports schedule overview for college and pro events
A dense listing of today’s games across football hockey basketball tennis and baseball style events. It includes college football bowls with teams Alabama Michigan Louisville Washington South Carolina Illinois Baylor LSU Penn State Boise State and more with locations Tampa El Paso Orlando Houston Glendale and Ottawa plus NHL World Junior Championship games and Winter Classic from Wrigley Field. Also shows United Cup tennis quarterfinals and a long slate of NHL and other matchups with start times and venues.
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Multiple NFL and MLB moves span leagues and teams
Transactions include the Texas Rangers signing Joc Pederson to a two year deal and the Arizona Cardinals agreeing to terms with Corbin Barnes for six years. NFL moves feature the Cardinals claiming Vi Jones off waivers and the Ravens designating Charlie Kolar to return from IR. Other notes include various roster shuffles across Bengals Lions Colts Chiefs Jets 49ers Titans and hockey and junior football league actions.
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Ohio State Faces Oregon in Rose Bowl CFP Quarterfinal
College football showdown scheduled for Wednesday features Ohio State and Oregon in the Rose Bowl CFP quarterfinal at 5 p.m. The game marks a high stakes matchup with national title implications as both programs seek a win to advance.
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Former Florida State players sue coach over NIL payments
Six former Florida State players allege Leonard Hamilton promised each $250000 from his business partners but did not pay after they walked out of a practice and considered boycotting a February 17 Duke game. Plaintiffs Darin Green Jr De Ante Green Cam Ron Fletcher Josh Nickelberry Primo Spears and Jalen Warley filed in Leon County circuit court. none remain with the team.
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Nationals bring back Bell and Williams on multiyear deals
The Washington Nationals signed first baseman Josh Bell to a one year 6 million contract and pitcher Trevor Williams to a two year 14 million deal. Bell returns after time with San Diego and other clubs. Williams spent two seasons with Washington and faced a late 2024 IL stint. Also noted, Japanese star Aoki Sasaki may visit teams before signing, with teams expressing interest, and Joc Pederson agreed to a 37 million two year pact with the Texas Rangers featuring a 2025 opt out and 2027 mutual option.
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