Bruins Sign Forward Craig Smith To Three-Year Deal
The Boston Bruins made their first big move of free agency, signing forward Craig Smith to a three-year contract on Saturday.
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The Boston Bruins made their first big move of free agency, signing forward Craig Smith to a three-year contract on Saturday.
This season has been all about adjusting on the fly for the New England Patriots and pretty much every team in the NFL. Saturday morning was no different for the Pats.
Make it three straight days for the Patriots with no new positive COVID-19 tests.
Torey Krug became a free agent on Friday and signed with the St. Louis Blues.
If Cam Newton plays on Monday night, it won't catch the Broncos by surprise.
If Cam Newton can't play Monday against the Denver Broncos, the Patriots will reportedly turn to Jarrett Stidham at quarterback.
Despite the Cowboys' slow start, SportsLine analyst Kenny White believes Dallas is the best team in the NFC East with the best chance of winning the division.
The deadline has come and gone for an Oliver Ekman-Larsson trade, and the defenseman is not going to Boston or Vancouver.
The surprisingly solid Giants defense will look to slow a Cowboys passing game that leads the NFL in yards and completions.
Now that New England's Week 5 game with the Denver Broncos has been pushed back a day to Monday, many are wondering if there's a chance that quarterback Cam Newton could be cleared to play.
Defenseman Torey Krug will become a free agent on Friday afternoon, but the Bruins are reportedly holding firm on their offer to the lifelong Boston blue liner.
Rajon Rondo helped the Boston Celtics win their 17th NBA championship, and is now on the verge of helping the Lakers do the same.
The Patriots got more good news on Friday morning, as another round of COVID-19 tests came back negative.
Tom Brady. Fourth quarter. Time for ... a massive choke job? These types of things can only happen in 2020.
For the second straight week, the Patriots have had their game pushed back a day due to COVID-19.
