Griner Enters Free Agent Market For First Time
Griner tests the market for the first time in her career, meeting multiple teams as WNBA executives attend Unrivaled in Miami. The star center, drafted No. 1 by Phoenix in 2013, seeks new opportunities amid a shifting league and upcoming CBA changes.
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Sports schedules include college and pro games across networks
A dense listing shows clock times and matchups for college basketball and hockey across ESPN networks, NBA games on various channels, golf tours in Bahamas and San Diego, NHL telecasts, soccer and international friendlies at venues like Orlando and Melbourne, plus tennis Australian Open rounds.
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NFL Playoff Scores and Upcoming Conference Titles
Playoff results show Kansas City 23 over Houston 14 and Washington 45 over Detroit 31. Sunday delivered Philadelphia 28 over the Rams 22 and Buffalo 27 over Baltimore 25. Conference championships list Kansas City 6:30 p.m. FOX and NFC games on FOX. Also notes Ohio State 34 Notre Dame 23 in the college national championship game with detailed stats.
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Major NFL and MLB Moves Include Perez and Claiborne Signings
Multiple teams announce player moves across MLB NFL and NHL. Chicago White Sox reach agreement with LHP Martin Perez and place Ron Marinaccio on assignment. Angels sign LHP Jose Quijada to a one year deal. Yankees hire Preston Claiborne as assistant pitching coach. Mariners assign Samad Taylor to Tacoma and sign Po-Chun Lin to a minor league deal. Falcons sign WR David Sills to a reserve futures contract. Ravens add a host of players to reserve futures contracts led by Devin Leary and Zaire Mitchell-Paden. Panthers sign Boogie Basham and James Mitchell to futures deals. Bears hire Ben Johnson as head coach. Bengals extend TE Cam Grandy. Texans sign a slew of players to reserve futures contracts. Vikings extend head coach Kevin O’Connell. Steelers sign Cameron McCuthcheon. Stars recall Matej Blumel, while Red Wings recall Elmer Soderblom.
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Sunday NFL Conference Favorites and Playoff Odds Summary
Odds data showing conference championship favorites Eagles Chiefs Bills Cavaliers Rockets Nets Pistons Mavericks Pelicans Grizzlies Hornets Jazz Warriors Celtics Clippers across AFC NFC matchups. Reflects percent chances, underdog indicators, and over/under trends for teams including Eagles Chiefs Bills Cavaliers Rockets Nets Pistons Mavericks Pelicans Grizzlies Hornets Jazz Warriors Celtics Clippers.
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Suzuki and Sabathia elected to Baseball Hall of Fame
Ichiro Suzuki became the first Japanese player voted into the Hall of Fame with 393 of 394 BBWAA ballots and CC Sabathia and Billy Wagner also elected on first and 10th ballots respectively. Induction set for July 27 in Cooperstown alongside Parker and Allen. Beltran and Jones also received notable votes. Sabathia’s career highlights and team history noted.
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Heat guard Herro sidelined with groin tightness in Portland game
Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro missed the matchup with the Portland Trail Blazers due to groin tightness. The 25 year old, averaging a team high 24 points, woke up tight and was downgraded to out shortly before tipoff. In other news, Hawks rookie Risacher will miss more time, with a one week return reevaluation planned. Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice as Al-Nassr beat Al-Khaleej 3-1 to top the Saudi Pro League scorers. His 100th goal came after 65 minutes, and he added a late strike for his 13th league goal, one ahead of Mitrovic and Benzema.
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