Table of Content
- Heat hit with injury reporting fine; list all players on injury report
- Texas adds Anthony Hill, second five-star recruit to 2023 class
- Medor leads UTSA against Bethune-Cookman after 23-point showing
- Blazin' 5: Raiders beat Josh McDaniels' old team, Titans and Colts win as underdogs
- NFL TOTAL ACCESS
- Our Newsletter
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At the MIT Sloan Sports Analytics Conference, researchers, athletes, coaches and commentators swap takes on the digital trends changing how games are played, and how business is done. Morey joins Pablo to definitely not apologize for anything, to discuss the rise of sports analytics, and how data can make teams and the NBA game itself even better. Then, Myron Medcalf gives us a view from Minnesota, where Twin Cities teams postponed games in the wake of the police shooting of Daunte Wright. Sam Borden joins the show to explain if the creation of the new league is even possible, and why it's got the soccer world in an uproar. Then, Pablo shares the story of Gary Payton, a former NBA guard who doesn't partake in cannabis at all, yet is the face of one of the most popular legal strains of marijuana. As Europe's Champions League Semifinals start today, the soccer world is still reeling from protesting fans in England.
Texas Tech travels to Hawaii later in the week to play three games in the Maui Jim Maui Invitational beginning against No. 9 Creighton on Monday, November 21. As they tip off tonight against the Indiana Pacers, the mood in Barclays Center will be electric. They have a new power trio - Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant and DeAndre Jordan. After an offseason of cultural changes, ESPN's Jackie MacMullan takes a deep dive into Brooklyn's incredible franchise turnaround and the team's future. Tonight on ESPN, the Rockets - led by a reunited James Harden and Russell Westbrook - play host to the LA Clippers.
Heat hit with injury reporting fine; list all players on injury report
Sam Borden spoke to several players who suited up that day for USC and Alabama, and shares their account of the legendary game with Pablo Torre. In this current moment of national dialogue on racial justice and police violence, and with college athletes speaking out more than ever before, these alums also consider how much progress has been made in the past 50 years, or not. Plus, how politics plays into the Big Ten college conference decision to hold a season, after all.
The Milwaukee Bucks put together a dominant effort led by Giannis Antetokounmpo to win Game 4 vs. the Nets, putting the series at 2-2 as Brooklyn grapples with Kyrie Irving and James Harden's injuries. Kirk Goldsberry assesses all the on-the-court action and looks ahead to the rest of this week's games. Then, newcomer Nets superfan Mina Kimes reassures the Brooklyn faithful.
Texas adds Anthony Hill, second five-star recruit to 2023 class
The NFL says it will stop using race-norming in evaluating former players' concussion claims, as the practice makes it less likely for Black claimants to receive financial compensation. In years of settling and paying out claims up to now, the league has maintained its process was sound. He shares what prompted the NFL's change in position, what updates to the program might look like and cost, and whether Black players previously denied payouts with race-norming in place will now be compensated. It's been 10 years since the Vancouver Canucks lost Game 7 of the 2011 Stanley Cup Finals to the Boston Bruins, in Vancouver.
So today, ESPN collectibles expert Dan Hajducky takes care to bring us a massive story about sports cards as investments, and one dance between card collectors that has seemed to last forever. Losing night after night isn't easy for any athlete, but veteran UFC fighter Sam Alvey's winless streak is something to behold. Alvey, whose nickname is "Smile'n," hasn't won a fight since 2018.
Medor leads UTSA against Bethune-Cookman after 23-point showing
When the news broke that Daniel Snyder enlisted Bank of America to help him explore a potential sale of the Washington Commanders on Wednesday, the reaction was shock...and, in some corners, celebration. Don Van Natta tells us how Snyder seems to have run out of options once again...and how the US Department of Justice may have been the final tipping point. After being detained in Russia for 265 days, Brittney Griner is currently in the process of being transferred to a penal colony. Quinn tells us how nobody pretty much knows anything at this point...and he explains what the message is that Russia is trying to send. In an encore of one of our favorite episodes from the last year, our own ESPN Daily producer Ryan Nantell digs into a legendary anecdote from Giannis' rookie season that shows why he and Milwaukee have been such a good fit. The Blue Raiders outscored the Eagles over the final 10 and a half minutes, but it wasn't enough to overcome a 19-point deficit and a second-half 1-for-17 showing from 3-point range.
They are worth almost $7 billion according to Sportico, which puts them atop the list of most valuable franchises in sports despite not winning a Super Bowl since 1996. Tim Cowlishaw has covered the Cowboys since 1989, so he explains why they continue to be America's Team...and if a return to glory is at hand. Tomorrow, Robert Saleh begins his tenure in possibly the most challenging job in football...head coach of the New York Jets. The former 49ers Defensive Coordinator has already drawn praise from players and analysts alike, who think he may just be the guy who can turn around the long struggling franchise. Saleh's path to the Jets sideline has been as unusual as it is groundbreaking.
It's a stunning downfall for a man considered one of the most talented young managers in the game. ESPN baseball insider Buster Olney joins Mina Kimes to explore Cora's career, and his role in this huge baseball scandal. Chiefs head coach Andy Reid has been an NFL fixture for 20 years, and his homespun personality has inspired countless stories.
ESPN's Gab Marcotti explains how and why Barcelona allowed this to happen, and the impact of Messi's exit on the rest of the sport. Then, how the Texas Rangers' Brock Holt threw a historically slow strike. In Los Angeles this week, Trevor Bauer and a woman who has accused him of assault are expected to testify in court. The 27-year-old woman, whose name ESPN is not revealing, says Bauer assaulted her over the course of two sexual encounters in April and May.
Fewer than half of likely voters say the outcome of each of these state propositions is very important to them. Today, 21 percent of likely voters say the outcome of Prop 26 is very important, 31 percent say the outcome of Prop 27 is very important, and 42 percent say the outcome of Prop 30 is very important. The shares saying the outcomes are very important to them have remained similar to a month ago for Prop 27 (29%) and Prop 30 (42%).
To prepare to take down this year's MVP frontrunner, teams are practicing against Jackson impersonators. How do you find a Lamar Jackson imitator who has his speed, accuracy, and athleticism? ESPN Ravens reporter Jamison Hensley went around the league to find out.
Is the burning sensation is a verifiable reality, or just a puff of smoke? Then, Pablo seeks to turn his park hobby into disc golf pro Paul McBeth's million dollar endorsement deal. The Tokyo Olympics begin today, and ESPN's Brian Windhorst is on the ground set to cover Team USA Basketball in its first Olympic matchup this weekend. After surprising exhibition losses and last-minute roster changes due to COVID-19, Windhorst shares how the men's team will fare in Tokyo.
Hulk retains a modest intelligence, thinking and talking in full sentences. Writers played with the nature of his transformations, briefly giving Banner control over the change, and the ability to maintain control of his Hulk form. Artistically and conceptually, the character has become progressively more muscular and powerful in the years since his debut. Later when he sided with Edwin Jarvis and tried to prevent his teammates from executing the Red Skull, the Hulk was thrown aside by Luke Cage.
Our Newsletter
NBA writer Chris Herring joins Mina Kimes to explain what the small market Bucks' continued dominance means for basketball. In the AFC, the Titans upset the Patriots in what might have been Tom Brady's last game in Foxborough, while Buffalo fell to Houston in overtime. The NFC games saw overtime heroics from the Vikings to beat the Saints.
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