Former Seattle Mariners slugger Edgar Martinez said his former teammate Randy Johnson told him “it will only hurt for a minute.”
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Roy Halladay’s wife, Brandy, gives emotional speech at Hall of Fame induction ceremony
Brandy Halladay, the wife of the late pitcher Roy Halladay, gave an emotional speech Sunday at her husband’s Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
Former NHL player Greg Johnson died of apparent suicide, according to report
Former NHL player Greg Johnson, who played 14 seasons, died earlier this month in what has been ruled an suicide, police told the Detroit News.
‘Get (expletive) better’: Yankees manager Aaron Boone goes on NSFW rant, gets tossed
New York Yankees manager laid into rookie home plate umpire Brennan Miller over the strike zone and was ejected, saying “Get (expletive) better.”
White Sox outfielder Eloy Jimenez exits with apparent injury after bizarre collision
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Steelers’ James Conner reveals details about cancer diagnosis: ‘You had about a week left’
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Big 12 officiating leader on penalizing players for ‘Horns Down’ gesture vs. Texas: ‘It depends’
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Malcolm D. Lee replaces Terence Nance as director of ‘Space Jam 2’ starring LeBron James
Malcolm D. Lee has assumed the director’s chair for the highly anticipated “Space Jam 2,” which will star LeBron James and other notable NBA players.
Mark Cuban fined $50,000 for leaking information from NBA Board of Governors meeting
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban was fined $50,000 for leaking information from a recent NBA Board of Governors meeting.
Martavis Bryant, indefinitely suspended by NFL, formally applies for reinstatement
Serving an indefinite suspension from the NFL, former Steelers and Raiders wide receiver Martavis Bryant has formally applied for reinstatement.