Browns land Hooper and Conklin as Berry kicks off free agency
Browns general manager Andrew Berry, at 32 the youngest in NFL history, begins free agency with three signings. Austin Hooper lands a four year forty two million deal to become the league’s highest paid tight end, while Jack Conklin signs a three year forty two million contract to anchor right tackle. Case Keenum agrees to a three year eighteen million agreement as backup. The deals total forty eight point five million guaranteed. Berry aims to bolster tackle and tight end with an eye toward defense. Browns plan to use their No. 10 pick in April for a left tackle. Conklin, 25, spent four years with the Titans and was a first team All-Pro rookie. He replaces Chris Hubbard, who could be cut.
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MLB delays opening day due to coronavirus guidance
Major League Baseball postponed opening day to mid May at the earliest after federal guidance to limit events of 50 or more people for eight weeks. Commissioner Rob Manfred said teams remain committed to playing as many games as possible while adjustments are made. the All-Star Game in Los Angeles could be affected.
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