Новости за 17.04.2018

Can they force a Game 5?

Can they force a Game 5?

Warriors forward also says Bertans flopped

The start of the Bills offseason program on Monday turned out to be defensive end Cap Capi‘s final day with the team. The Bills announced Capi’s release on Tuesday morning. Capi joined the Bills last November and had five tackles, a sack and a forced fumble in four regular season games. He added another tackle [more]

The 49ers took a linebacker in the first round of last year’s draft, but Reuben Foster isn’t with the team for offseason work in the wake of his arrest following an alleged domestic violence incident with his girlfriend in February. Foster faces three felony charges as a result of the incident and he’s had other [more]

The Buccaneers are convinced that Jameis Winston is still their future, so they’re going to pay him accordingly next year. For now. According to Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times, the Buccaneers are picking up the fifth-year option on quarterback Jameis Winston’s contract. The option will pay Winston $20.922 million in 2019, and is [more]

As he continues to press his case that NFL owners have colluded against him, Colin Kaepernick was at the league office this morning. Kaepernick and his attorneys are at the league office to depose NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell today, TMZ reports. “Doing great,” Kaepernick told TMZ. “I love y’all and we’re gonna keep going.” One [more]

Joe Prince-Wright looks at how three City legends have reinvented themselves this season under Guardiola.

When Gantt interpreted the tea leaves last week to suggest that Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers believes the team has thrown a little fermunda cheese in his coffee, some thought we were gratuitously exaggerating the situation. It’s becoming clear that we weren’t. Charles Robinson of Yahoo Sports reports that Rodgers has grown “frustrated” and “emotional” with [more]

'I can’t imagine being more proud of a player as far as playing through adversity and being there for his teammates night after night after night'

The Rams traded for a wide receiver for the second straight offseason, but there’s a pretty big difference between the deal that brought Brandin Cooks to Los Angeles than the one that brought Sammy Watkins to town last year. Watkins joined the Rams in August, leaving relatively little time for him to develop chemistry with [more]

VP Steve O'Donnell says issues will be addressed but also questions postrace evaluations by drivers.

Draft picks and undrafted rookies aren’t the only ones who will be getting looks in minicamps in the coming weeks. For some veterans who are out of work, such camps represent a last chance to impress. According to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune, the Bears will have veteran cornerback Tharold Simon in next week’s [more]

Last year, Chiefs safety Eric Berry skipped voluntary offseason work, then suffered a season-ending Achilles tear in Week One of the regular season. This year, Berry is there at the start of offseason workouts. Chiefs coach Andy Reid confirmed that Berry was in attendance when the Chiefs opened their program on Monday. Berry was the [more]

Alonso's stamp on Long has not gone unnoticed and he could now miss key games for the Blues.

The model will replace the Fusion next season.

The model will replace the Fusion in 2019.

Tuesday's collection of links.

Basketball can be a simple game — get your best shooters/scorers the ball more and let them work. Like LeBron. Or Love.

Tima the bear delivered the match ball in a Russian third-tier game.

Mourinho has a warning for his Man United stars.

Steve Letarte and Jeff Burton discuss their takeaways from a long weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway.

Don't make Dwyane Wade angry. You wouldn't like him when he's angry.

Center Nick Mangold said in February that he wasn’t closing the door on continuing his playing career, but a couple of months have led to a change of heart. Mangold announced on Tuesday that he will be signing a one-day deal with the Jets next week so that he can retire as a member of [more]

Now that they have a quarterback, the 49ers are going to make sure he’s protected, and by a guy who feels valued himself. According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, the 49ers have agreed to terms on a new deal for left tackle Joe Staley which represents a pay increase for the next two [more]