Montreal Alouettes Sign Openly Gay Defensive End Michael Sam
The Montreal Alouettes have signed defensive end Michael Sam, the first openly gay player drafted in the NFL.
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The Montreal Alouettes have signed defensive end Michael Sam, the first openly gay player drafted in the NFL.
Hundreds of former players have filed a lawsuit claiming all 32 NFL teams, their doctors, trainers and medical staffs obtained and provided painkillers to players — often illegally — as part of a decades-long conspiracy to keep them on the field without regard for their long-term health.
Isiah Thomas knew there would be questions when it was announced two weeks ago that he would be the new president of the New York Liberty.
Reggie Bush wants to return punts again, and he brought up the idea to the San Francisco 49ers when he joined the team as a free agent this spring.
The Detroit Red Wings today announced that they have agreed to terms with center Dylan Larkin on a three-year entry-level contract.
A judge on Thursday dismissed domestic violence charges against Ray Rice, who was captured by a surveillance camera knocking his then-fiancee unconscious in a hotel elevator last year.
The Houston Rockets couldn't have scripted it any better.
Babcock is leaving on good terms and deserves nothing but respect from Detroit.
Some relievers relish a defined role in the bullpen. Alex Wilson has thrived without that kind of relative stability.
The board acted on the athletic department's schematic design for the 280,000-square-foot facility on Thursday afternoon at a meeting in Dearborn.
James McCann sent an 0-2 pitch from Tony Sipp into the Tigers' bullpen, just beyond the reach of leaping left fielder Colby Rasmus.
Ausmus said he suspected veteran catcher Alex Avila bought and distributed the shirts, but he was not sure.
"I'm not overly concerned about his results right now," Ausmus said. "It's more about him getting through these innings."
"It was very emotional," Babcock said. "I had to get the Kleenex box out when I sat in his office."
Angels outfielder Matt Joyce was scratched from the lineup for Monday afternoon's game against Toronto after arriving late to the ballpark, incorrectly thinking Los Angeles was scheduled for a night game.