6+ hour, 27+ min ago (19+ words) NBA Showtime celebrates the legendary career of Oscar Robertson on his 87th birthday. Celebrating Robertson on his 87th birthday...

6+ hour, 27+ min ago (19+ words) NBA Showtime celebrates the legendary career of Oscar Robertson on his 87th birthday. Celebrating Robertson on his 87th birthday...

9+ hour, 46+ min ago (418+ words) Sep 21, 2025; Denver, Colorado, USA; Colorado Rockies interim manager Warren Schaeffer (34) during the first inning at Coors Field. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images DENVER " The Colorado Rockies have promoted Warren Schaeffer to full-time manager, the team said Monday. Schaeffer assumed the role on an interim basis after the Rockies fired Bud Black, the winningest manager in franchise history, in May following a 7-33 start. The Rockies finished the season 43-119 and in last place in the NL West. "I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunity to continue leading this team," said Schaeffer. "My focus remains on continuing to build a strong, unified culture based on accountability, hard work and trust. We have a group of guys who care deeply about competing the right way, and my goal is to keep strengthening those relationships while leading a team that our fans can embrace and be…...

11+ hour, 3+ min ago (33+ words) Eric Samulski discusses how he expects Sunday's Mets-Rangers trade to impact the fantasy values and draft positions of outfielder Brandon Nimmo and second baseman Marcus Semien. Fantasy implications of Nimmo-Semien trade...

11+ hour, 3+ min ago (31+ words) Eric Samulski gives his take on how he expects Brandon Miller's return for the Charlotte Hornets to impact the team's rotation and fantasy output. How to approach Miller's return in fantasy...

1+ day, 6+ hour ago (483+ words) The New York Mets claimed they wanted to improve their team defense this offseason, and they took a big step towards doing that on Sunday, acquiring 2025 Gold Gove second baseman Marcus Semien from the Rangers for outfielder Brandon Nimmo. BREAKING: The New York Mets and Texas Rangers are finalizing a trade that would send second baseman Marcus Semien to the Mets and outfielder Brandon Nimmo to the Rangers, sources tell ESPN The trade still needs to be approved by Major League Baseball, but it appears to be a one-for-one trade for now. The deal was also contingent on Nimmo waiving his no-trade clause, but it's been reported that Nimmo did do that to facilitate the trade. Semien, 35, is coming off one of the worst offensive seasons of his career and is due $72 million over the next three years. In that…...

1+ day, 8+ hour ago (42+ words) The Golf Central crew hears from Ricky Castillo and Lee Hodges, who both expressed optimism after finishing the season with FedExCup ranks of 102 and 101, repectively, and without earning their PGA Tour cards. Hodges, Castillo happy with RSM Round 4 efforts...

1+ day, 10+ hour ago (43+ words) Justin Thomas talks with Golf Central about his microdiscectomy recovery, with no defined return date to the course. He also discusses the final round of The RSM Classic 2025 and younger players joining the PGA Tour. Thomas on back surgery recovery, RSM Classic...

1+ day, 12+ hour ago (370+ words) When it comes to identifying potential head-coaching candidates, few teams explore what could be a very viable avenue for finding the right guy: Making a deal for a head coach who's currently coaching another team. It rarely happens. When the mere possibility is mentioned (e.g., when we floated the idea of the Bears pursuing 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan last year), many lose their minds. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, the Giants haven't ruled out this approach in their effort to find a new coach. While it's too early to know whether it will be a viable option, it's something (we're told) that the Giants certainly would entertain. As a practical matter, the Giants would work the back channels to find out whether the coach is interested, before pulling the pin on the grenade. (Yes, it's tampering. Yes, it happens....

1+ day, 12+ hour ago (370+ words) When it comes to identifying potential head-coaching candidates, few teams explore what could be a very viable avenue for finding the right guy: Making a deal for a head coach who's currently coaching another team. It rarely happens. When the mere possibility is mentioned (e.g., when we floated the idea of the Bears pursuing 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan last year), many lose their minds. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, the Giants haven't ruled out this approach in their effort to find a new coach. While it's too early to know whether it will be a viable option, it's something (we're told) that the Giants certainly would entertain. As a practical matter, the Giants would work the back channels to find out whether the coach is interested, before pulling the pin on the grenade. (Yes, it's tampering. Yes, it happens....