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NHLPA's Fehr: No talks on specific neutral sites
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Saturday, 18 April 2020 10:51
NHLPA executive director Donald Fehr on Saturday said he has not yet had any discussions with the NHL about specific neutral site locations for a potential Stanley Cup playoffs this summer."Other than the general understanding that they're looking at all possibilities, which includes neutral sites -- neutral being defined as a place that isn't a home base for an NHL…
The Leggy 100: Ranking the top 2020 NFL draft prospects
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Saturday, 18 April 2020 05:26
For the past three decades, I've made thousands of calls to hundreds of scouts, coaches and personnel executives before the NFL draft. I've chased down game video on prospects, crunched numbers, made charts and tried to organize handwritten notes.The best part comes after conversations about the best scheme fit and disagreements about the best route runner. After we finish talking…
Carson Palmer’s little brother is now the NFL’s most-sought-after QB coach
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Saturday, 18 April 2020 06:01
SHORTLY AFTER HE tucks his sons into bed, Jordan Palmer climbs into his truck and drives across Orange County to keep one of his newest appointments.It's Wine Night. On most Wednesdays in February and March, Palmer uncorked wine bottles and watched football with men who have arms worth millions of dollars and are employed by teams worth billions.Wine Night includes…
Source: Ravens reach 1-year deal with LB Ryan
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Saturday, 18 April 2020 08:04
OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- The Baltimore Ravens reached a one-year deal with middle linebacker Jake Ryan, a source confirmed.Ryan, 28, who has spent most of his NFL career with the Green Bay Packers, is considered an effective run-stopper when healthy, but he hasn't played a defensive snap since 2017.He provides much-needed experience for the middle of Baltimore's defense. The Ravens…
Sky's Dolson says entire family had COVID-19
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Friday, 17 April 2020 21:15
Chicago Sky center Stefanie Dolson said during ESPN's WNBA draft broadcast on Friday that her "whole family" tested positive for the coronavirus last month."This virus has hit pretty close to home," Dolson said. "About a month ago, my whole family and I, we all tested positive for the virus and it hit us pretty hard. My mom, she ended up…
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