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Tom Brady pays tribute to Bill Belichick after Patriots split
Tom Brady says he never would’ve been the player he became without Bill Belichick. Brady, 46, paid tribute to Belichick Thursday afternoon on Instagram after Belichick and the Patriots parted ways following 24 seasons, calling his former coach the GOAT. “I’m incredibly grateful to have played for the best coach in the history of the…
2024 Copa América draw: U.S. anticipates a ‘good challenge’ in group play
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The U.S. was drawn into a group with Uruguay, Panama and Bolivia for next summer’s Copa América while Mexico will play Jamaica, Venezuela and Ecuador. The 16-team tournament, featuring 10 teams from South America and six from CONCACAF, will kick off June 20 in Atlanta with reigning World Cup champion Argentina facing the…
The NFL playoffs are set. Here’s what you need to know.
This winter’s NFL playoff slate includes plenty of change. Six teams that missed the postseason last year are in. Both of 2022’s No. 1 seeds failed to win their conferences, meaning the Kansas City Chiefs missed out on a first-round bye for just the second time since Patrick Mahomes became the starter in 2018. In…
Jim Harbaugh can ‘do whatever he wants’ as NFL decision looms after Michigan championship
HOUSTON — Jim Harbaugh certainly has options. A lucrative extension is on the table from Michigan. Multiple NFL teams are reportedly interested in him returning to the professional ranks. A high-powered agent by his side. After Monday night’s dominant 34-13, national championship victory over Washington at NRG Stadium, he has a decision to make. Stay…
In a glimpse of what might have been, Wizards take a tumble vs. Knicks
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save It took just 90 seconds Saturday night for the New York Knicks to show who they are and, more specifically, who the Washington Wizards are not. It was right there as Isaiah Hartenstein collected a poor pass by the Wizards’ Tyus Jones and looked down…
Nats add another option at first, signing Lewin DÃaz to minor league deal
The Washington Nationals signed first baseman Lewin DÃaz to a minor league contract Friday, according to a person familiar with the matter. The deal includes an invite to spring training. DÃaz, 27, spent last season with the Baltimore Orioles’ Class AAA affiliate, ending the year with a .268 batting average and an .804 OPS in…
