A video recording of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and other men allegedly engaging in massage parlor sex will be returned to prosecutors for destruction, a Florida judge ruled Friday.
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Kraft’s massage parlor video to be destroyed
A video recording of New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and other men allegedly engaging in massage parlor sex will be returned to prosecutors for destruction, a Florida judge ruled Friday.
Read More »Giants ramp up for West race, get Cubs’ Bryant
The San Francisco Giants have acquired star third baseman Kris Bryant from the Chicago Cubs in exchange for two prospects, it was announced.
Read More »With Carson Wentz hurt, Colts again left wondering who their starting quarterback will be
After years of stability with Peyton Manning and Andrew Luck, Wentz's injury leaves the Colts with recurring concerns at quarterback.
Read More »Best of Friday at NFL training camps: Rodgers’ new ride, ‘Baby LeBron’ in Carolina
Practices heated up Friday as teams took another step closer to live contact. Check out the notable news and insights from around NFL camps.
Read More »Mets trade OF prospect to Cubs for star SS Baez
The Cubs traded Baez and RHP Trevor Williams to the Mets for 19-year-old OF prospect Pete Crow-Armstrong.
Read More »Packers’ Rodgers on pitch count to preserve arm
The Green Bay Packers have put Aaron Rodgers on pitch count to 'avoid wear and tear' on the franchise quarterback's arm, says head coach Matt LaFleur.
Read More »U.S. men’s volleyball flustered after loss to Brazil
Frustration is mounting for the U.S. men's volleyball after the team suffered a four-set loss to Brazil on Friday, its second loss in pool play at the Tokyo Olympics.
Read More »White Sox grab Cubs’ Kimbrel to bolster bullpen
The White Sox have acquired All-Star closer Craig Kimbrel from the Cubs in exchange for second baseman Nick Madrigal and right-hander Codi Heuer, sources told ESPN.
Read More »Ride in style: The bullpen car is the Olympic Games’ best amenity
At the Olympic Games in Tokyo, one of the best amenities for the athletes might be the bullpen car being used during Olympic baseball games.
Read More »No kneed: Bucs’ Brady ditches trademark sleeve
Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady has officially shed the trademark sleeve he has worn on his left knee since suffering a torn ACL in 2008.
Read More »Bruins C Krejci to play in native Czech Republic
After 15 seasons with the Boston Bruins, David Krejci announced he will not return to the team next season and will play in his native Czech Republic.
Read More »Alex Ovechkin the latest NHL superstar to launch an NFT
Fresh off a new contract with the Capitals, Ovi is getting into the non-fungible token game in August.
Read More »The history behind Texas’ and Oklahoma’s move to the SEC — and why it’s happening now
The power play by Texas and Oklahoma to leave the Big 12 for the SEC brought back lots of bad memories and hurt feelings that date all the way back to the Southwest Conference days.
Read More »Blue Jays get P Berrios from Twins for prospects
The Toronto Blue Jays have acquired pitcher Jose Berrios from the Minnesota Twin in exchange for prospects, the team announced on Friday.
Read More »Lavelle: Naeher has saved us so many times
USWNT's Rose Lavelle has said there is "no one else" she'd have in goal other than Alyssa Naeher, who stopped three penalties vs. the Netherlands.
Read More »Source: Colts do expect Wentz back this season
Colts QB Carson Wentz, who suffered a foot injury during Thursday's practice, is out indefinitely after undergoing additional tests and meeting with a specialist, sources told ESPN.
Read More »How USWNT beat dangerous Dutch: Naeher No. 1, Williams takes her chance
The U.S. women have taken time to show their best at the Olympics, but Friday's dramatic QF victory had a lot of what we love about this team.
Read More »Nigerian athletes in Olympic Village protest
Nigeria's track and field athletes staged a protest at the Olympic Village in Tokyo on Friday after administrative lapses by the Athletics Federation of Nigeria led to their being declared ineligible to compete.
Read More »Mizzou reinstates indoor masking requirements, vaccine incentive program
KMIZ — All Mizzou students, faculty, staff and visitors will have to mask up indoors starting Monday, regardless of vaccination status. The university is also offering vaccine …
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