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Posted onApr 14, 2026, 08:04 AM ET CHICAGO — First, the Buffalo Sabres stopped their long playoff drought. Then, Alex Tuch & Co. won the Atlantic Division. They have no intention of stopping now. Buffalo is aiming high after a 5-1 victory at Chicago on Monday night secured the franchise’s first division title since the 2009-10…
AP preseason poll reaction: One big number for every team
Posted onAug 11, 2025, 12:15 PM ET The first AP poll of the 2025 college football season has been released. Texas begins the season at No. 1 followed by Penn State, Ohio State, Clemson and Georgia. Texas is ranked No. 1 in the preseason coaches’ poll. The Longhorns face a major test right away. Their Aug….
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Ex-Aspiration CEO denies Kawhi had no-show deal
Posted onShwetha SurendranSep 13, 2025, 08:01 AM ET Close Shwetha Surendran is a reporter in ESPN’s investigative and enterprise unit. The former CEO of Aspiration, the company that LA Clippers owner Steve Ballmer is accused of using to circumvent the salary cap, said Friday that claims that Kawhi Leonard signed a no-show contract with his former…
Jokic on early exit: Nuggets 'far' from contention…
Posted onMINNEAPOLIS — In the disappointing aftermath of a surprising first-round playoff exit, Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic made clear that his long-term view of a one-franchise NBA career remains unchanged. “I still want to be a Nugget forever,” Jokic said. Jokic, 31, has two years and $121.9 million remaining on his current contract, but the…
