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  • Lakers to add F Dudley on 1-year, $2.6M deal

    Free-agent forward Jared Dudley[1] has agreed to a one-year, $2.6 million contract with the Los Angeles Lakers[2], agent Mark Bartelstein of Priority Sports told ESPN. The Lakers are starting the process of fortifying a depleted roster beyond LeBron James[3], Anthony Davis[4] and Kyle Kuzma[5] with veteran players on minimum contracts, and Dudley brings a versatile […]Read More
  • Sources: Green, Mudiay to Jazz on 1-year deals

    Free-agent forward Jeff Green[1] has agreed to a one-year, $2.5 million veterans minimum contract with the Utah Jazz[2], league sources told ESPN on Tuesday. The Jazz also reached agreement with free-agent point guard Emmanuel Mudiay[3] on a one-year deal, sources told ESPN. Green leaves the Washington Wizards[4] to join a significant group of reinforcements in […]Read More
  • Angels ‘will never be the same’ without Skaggs

    ARLINGTON, Texas — With the memory of Tyler Skaggs[1] weighing heavy on their hearts, the Los Angeles Angels[2] prepared Tuesday to play their first game since the death of the much-loved 27-year-old pitcher who got to play for his favorite childhood team. “He was an exceptional young man with an entire life so full of […]
  • Rapinoe (hammy) expects to be ‘fit for the final’

    9:03 PM ET Graham HaysespnW.com Close[1] Graham Hays covers college sports for espnW, including softball and soccer. Hays began with ESPN in 1999. LYON, France — After her teammates beat England in a semifinal to ensure she has the opportunity, Megan Rapinoe said she will be healthy for Sunday’s World Cup final. Rapinoe did not […]Read More
  • Zeke: Need to work harder after ‘poor decision’

    Dallas Cowboys[1] running back Ezekiel Elliott[2] issued a statement about his meeting with commissioner Roger Goodell on Tuesday, saying he had made a poor decision in Las Vegas and needs to work harder to not put himself in such situations. Elliott was briefly detained but not arrested in Las Vegas in May when a security […]
  • Resilient USWNT outlasts England to move into Women’s World Cup final

    7:30 PM ET Graham Hays Close[1] espnW.com Graham Hays covers college sports for espnW, including softball and soccer. Hays began with ESPN in 1999. Tom Hamilton Close[2] Senior Writer • Joined ESPN in 2011 • Covered two Olympics, a pair of Rugby World Cups and two British & Irish Lions tours • Previously rugby editor, and became senior […]Read More
  • Meet Coco Gauff, the 15-year-old who has everyone at Wimbledon talking

    4:09 PM ET D’Arcy MaineESPN LONDON — Corey Gauff still remembers watching the 2009 Australian Open final between Serena Williams[1] and Dinara Safina[2]. It was early morning at their family home in Atlanta, but his young daughter was captivated by the match on the screen. Williams ultimately won in convincing fashion, 6-0, 6-3, to claim […]Read More
  • Inside Thiago Santos’ final preparation for Jon Jones

    4:12 PM ET Stephania BellESPN Senior Writer Close[1] Senior writer for ESPN.com Certified orthopedic clinical specialist and strength and conditioning specialist Clinician, author and teacher LAS VEGAS — A focused Thiago Santos[2] walked through the doors of the UFC Performance Institute on Monday, just days away from his light heavyweight title fight at UFC 239 […]
  • Sources: 76ers offer Simmons $170M max deal

    The Philadelphia 76ers[1] offered All-Star guard Ben Simmons[2] a five-year, $170 million maximum extension, and the sides are working through contract details toward an eventual agreement, league sources tell ESPN. Sixers general manager Elton Brand and Simmons’ agent, Rich Paul of Klutch Sports, have until mid-October to finalize a rookie extension, but there’s a shared […]Read More
  • Come along for the ride: Five reasons to follow the Tour de France

    The 106th Tour de France begins Saturday in Brussels, and ends 22 days later in Paris. The peloton of 176 riders across 22 eight-man teams will cover 3,460 kilometers (2,150 miles) including a record 30 mountain climbs, seven high-mountain stages, and five summit finishes. It’s a climber’s race. Unlike years past, the 2019 Tour looks […]Read More