The downward spiral of Ryan Garcia has taken a new turn.
While the 2024 NHL free-agent class was top-heavy with big names and talented scorers, plenty of second-tier and depth players have inked contracts with new teams. Here are the five best under-the-radar signings of free agency so far.
Most big names and impact players in NHL free agency flew off the board on Day 1. However, some value adds remain to be had as the first week of free agency ends.
With the way things have gone lately for the UFC light heavyweight champion, it almost feels like it’s a matter of when, not if, he will move up to the heavyweight division.
During the NFL’s Spring League Meeting in May, Commissioner Roger Goodell stated that moving to an 18-game schedule was part of the league’s “long-range plans.” When that shift will happen is unclear, and it may not be the last time games are added to the regular season.
One key Patriot is still waiting for an extension, and he may have hinted his future is elsewhere.
The 25-year-old tailback had a career year last season, and the Giants were unable to get him.
It was clear when the New York Giants let running back Saquon Barkley walk in free agency they didn’t view him as an integral piece of their offense.
After boldly stating the Cowboys were all-in on the 2024 season, Jones then promised the team would be major players in free agency. However, Dallas has been one of the least active teams this offseason.
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Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs has seen what elite quarterback play looks like, a fact that made his recent comments on Jordan Love all the more interesting.
With Jones having little left to prove, many have wondered if the 36-year-old will retire following his expected UFC 309 headliner against Stipe Miocic (20-4) at Madison Square Garden in November.
The Saints signed the quarterback to a lucrative $150 million contract last offseason, and the team got a slightly above-average return on its investment in Year 1.
Kiviharju did his best Brady impression upon shaking hands with Wild GM Bill Guerin.
The former team employee claims they’re using a logo that he created when he worked for them back in the 1970s.
Day 1 of NHL free agency was nothing short of pure chaos. Here we look at some of the best and worst of the exhilarating day.
The Chiefs were likely planning on not having second-year receiver Rashee Rice for part of the 2024 season given his legal mishaps this offseason.
UFC light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira is only eight fights into his UFC career, and his resume is already among one of the best in the company.
Christian McCaffrey accounted for nearly 30 percent of the San Francisco 49ers’ total offensive yards last season, 54.5 percent of the team’s rushing attempts and 20 percent of its receptions.
Although there wasn’t as much trade action as had been speculated in Round 1 of the 2024 NHL Draft on Friday, there was still plenty on intrigue and drama. Here are the event's winners and losers.
Fifteen minutes into NHL free agency many had already crowned the Nashville Predators as the day’s biggest winners.
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UFC middleweight champion Dricus du Plessis (21-2) presumably took that to heart, which is why he’s been so adamant about fighting former two-time middleweight champion Israel Adesanya.
It’s no secret the Indianapolis Colts’ season hinges on the right shoulder of second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson.
When the Cincinnati Bengals were on the clock with the 80th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft back in April, Devontez Walker was confident his name was about to be called.