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The Patriots were not interested in trying to recoup the first-round draft pick that they once gave up as part of a package to acquire Bill Belichick. On the day that Belichick and the Patriots parted ways after 24 seasons, owner Robert Kraft was asked why he didn’t try to trade Belichick instead of letting…
He wrote letters to MLB GMs, asking for advice. Now he works for the Nats.
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save Brad Ciolek’s interest in baseball began in Detroit, where he watched his first game with his dad, an avid Tigers fan. As Ciolek grew up in the Chicago suburbs, his love of the game grew, too. He attended every White Sox game he could. By…
Tom Brady breaks silence on Bill Belichick’s Patriots departure
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Novak Djokovic wasn’t happy after Cameron Norrie hit the back of Serbian’s leg with a smash in feisty Italian Open match | CNN
CNN — Novak Djokovic’s straight-sets victory over Cameron Norrie in the Italian Open boiled over when the British tennis star hit the back of the world No. 1’s leg with a smash. The incident occurred at the start of the second set and despite an instant apology from Norrie, Djokovic did not respond well, proceeding…
ESPN tennis analyst John McEnroe will miss some of US Open after positive Covid-19 test | CNN
CNN — ESPN’s lead tennis analyst John McEnroe said he tested positive for the virus that causes Covid-19 and will miss some time covering the US Open tennis championships. “Unfortunately, after feeling a bit under the weather, I tested positive for Covid,” McEnroe said in a statement Tuesday. “I’m watching the US Open from home…
Nick Saban is latest championship-winning coach to exit amid drastic changes to college sports
Two years ago, Nick Saban sat at the head of a long, cluttered table in the meeting room adjacent to his office and talked about how college football was rapidly changing in ways that would challenge the process he used to build the Alabama dynasty. “Whether we’re recruiting you or whether you’re on our team,…
