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Panthers not considering trading benched Young
Panther coach Dave Canales debunked any possibility the Panthers would consider trading Bryce Young, who has been replaced by 36-year-old Andy Dalton for Sunday's game against the Raiders. Read More
Brewers win third NL Central title in four years
The Brewers overcame a managerial change and multiple season-ending injuries to clinch the NL Central title for the team's sixth playoff berth in seven years. Read More
Mayfield says Young’s story ‘far from finished’
Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield voiced his support for Panthers quarterback Bryce Young on Wednesday. Read More
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Sources: Wisconsin QB Van Dyke has torn ACL
Wisconsin quarterback Tyler Van Dyke has a torn ACL in his right knee and is out for the rest of the season, sources confirmed to ESPN. Read More
Lakers add prospect Koloko on two-way contract
The Lakers signed free agent center Christian Koloko to a two-way contract Monday and are optimistic in his ability to play after missing last year with blood clot issues. Read More
Lindor’s OK, ‘best case’ is returning this week
The New York Mets received some relieving news on Monday when an MRI on veteran shortstop Francisco Lindor's back came back clean, and the star infielder told reporters that he "should be back" before the end of the regular season. Read More
College football takeaways: Group of 5 teams show out, SEC dominates early CFP race
UNLV's sales pitch to the expanding Pac-12 is looking pretty strong. Our experts break down key storylines from Week 3. Read More
Sark: Nothing changes if Arch steps in for Ewers
Texas rose to No. 1 this week and Arch Manning captured the nation's attention with a four-touchdown performance following an injury to Quinn Ewers. But Steve Sarkisian said Monday that none of the hype or attention changes anything for the Longhorns. Read More
Panthers bench Young, to start Dalton vs. Raiders
Veteran Andy Dalton is replacing Bryce Young as the starting quarterback for the Panthers after the team's 0-2 start, coach Dave Canales said Monday. Read More
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