Новости за 21.05.2019

If you can walk on in college, walk on in the NFL. Or at least try. Jordan Harold is doing just that. Harold, who walked on as a defensive end at Missouri after staking out the parking lot for the training complex, was at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte on Monday, holding a sign...

Going to Japan a year after being picked in the top 10 of the draft usually can’t be construed as a victory. Carter Stewart is bucking the norm. The right-hander, who couldn’t complete a deal with the Braves after Atlanta selected him eighth overall last season, signed with the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks of the Japanese...

Meet the new boss in golf. Not same as the old boss. Brooks Koepka is setting the new standard in golf now, and everyone had better follow along as closely as they can or they’ll be left behind. The bar that Koepka is setting with his power and length combined with precision and accuracy —...

VISTA, California — Kellen Winslow Jr., the son of a pro football star who himself earned over $40 million in an injury-plagued NFL career, “took what he wanted,” including raping a 54-year-old hitchhiker and a 59-year-old homeless woman, prosecutors said Monday. Meanwhile, defense lawyers argued the sex was consensual and asked jurors not to judge...

Sam Beal is certain the Giants made a wise move giving up a third-round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft to select him in the 2018 supplemental draft. “Oh yeah — they wouldn’t have been wrong if they got me in the first, promise you that,” Beal told The Post. Beal, a 6-foot-1, 190-pound cornerback,...

RJ Barrett’s high school coach believes his former player didn’t get the attention he was due at Duke because of Zion Williamson and feels there could be a case made for the 6-foot-7 stud to be the No. 1 pick of the draft. Kevin Boyle, head coach at national powerhouse Montverde Academy in Florida, said...

Robinson Cano was shielded from the wrath of Mets fans Monday night. The reason the veteran second baseman took a seat on the bench for the series opener against the Nationals at Citi Field was three-pronged, according to manager Mickey Callaway, including his not running out a double play twice in the last three games....

BALTIMORE — While the Yankees were preparing to play the hapless Orioles on Monday night at Camden Yards, their eyes were peaking toward Tampa. That’s where Didi Gregorius and Giancarlo Stanton, two big talents the Yankees hope to get back from the injured list, took steps in that process. Gregorius played five innings at shortstop...