Month: June 2020

Aspen Ladd Aspen Ladd was set for her UFC return this weekend in her scheduled fight against Sara McMann. However, in the lead-up to the fight, the forme revealed that she had suffered a torn ACL and MCL. The injury forced Ladd out of this weekend’s fight and will also keep her out of Octagon action for a … Continue reading Aspen Ladd aims to fight in both Bantamweight and Featherweight Division; details her ACL-MCL injury Continue Reading →

John Elway will turn 60 on June 28. The Hall of Fame quarterback and Super Bowl-winning general manager has spent nearly 30 years in the NFL. From his unusual entrance into the league to Von Miller’s big night, here are the key moments from Elway’s storied career.   See Campaign: https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/players/john_elway/126290Contact Information:Sam RobinsonTags:, Wire, United States, … Continue reading John Elway: Career retrospective Continue Reading →

The NHL salary cap rising within the next three seasons doesn’t sound so promising amid the coronavirus pandemic, but the league and players’ association are working to get a deal done that would extend the current CBA. If the salary cap doesn’t rise, many teams will be forced to make some very difficult decisions, and … Continue reading NHL salary cap could remain at $81.5 million for next three seasons Continue Reading →

Achraf Hakimi appears to have found a new home. The Morocco international has impressed during his loan spell at Borussia Dortmund, attracting plenty of interest. But LaLiga giants Real Madrid are reportedly ready to cash in on Achraf. TOP STORY – INTER AGREE ACHRAF DEAL Inter have agreed a deal to sign Achraf Hakimi from Real Madrid, according to … Continue reading Rumour Has It: Achraf Hakimi to leave Madrid for Inter, Sane’s Bayern move on hold Continue Reading →

The 2019-20 NBA season is set to resume on July 30 at Walt Disney world. It will be a whirlwind for those teams returning to action after the season was initially suspended back in March. It’s also going to set up a frenzied free-agent period starting in October. Given how bare the market is going to be and … Continue reading Five most overrated NBA free agents this fall Continue Reading →

Baker Mayfield remains the starting quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, but according to ESPN’s Mike Tannenbaum, Mayfield will be on a “very short leash” heading into the 2020 season. “A very, very short leash,” Tannenbaum said on “Get Up,” when asked about how long of a leash Mayfield is on. “I know (coach) Kevin Stefanski really well. … Continue reading Baker Mayfield will reportedly be on ‘very short leash’ as Browns starting QB Continue Reading →

While the NBA is planning to place players in a quarantine “bubble” at Walt Disney World in Orlando, the NHL is taking a different approach to its return-to-play plan. NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly confirmed Thursday that the league has no plans to put players in quarantine “bubbles” when training camps open July 10, according to The Canadian … Continue reading NHL not planning to quarantine players during training camps Continue Reading →

It certainly sounds like Ezekiel Elliott may want to get a handle on his dogs before allowing guests into his home. The Dallas Cowboys running back is being sued by a pool cleaner who alleges Elliott’s dogs violently attacked her on March 11, according to TMZ.  The woman is claiming she required surgery and also will be scarred … Continue reading Cowboys RB Ezekiel Elliott being sued over alleged dog attack Continue Reading →

Earlier this month, we heard that there has been significant recent interest in free-agent signal-caller Colin Kaepernick, much more than there has been in the past several years. Given the sustained nationwide outcry over George Floyd’s death at the hands of the police, as well as recent statements made by commissioner Roger Goodell, it seems that clubs are … Continue reading No teams have reached out to Colin Kaepernick Continue Reading →

The NHL season could resume as early as next month, but the league needs to make a decision on its two hub cities before they announce any other major details. According to TSN’s Pierre LeBrun, that decision could come by Friday ahead of the 2020 draft lottery, and two Canadian cities are said to be … Continue reading Report: NHL Canadian hub city down to Edmonton vs. Toronto in close race Continue Reading →