Last-minute sleepers, buzz, nuggets and predictions for NFL Week 14
Can Jordan Love stay hot? Is Isaiah Likely worth starting in fantasy? Will Austin Ekeler get back on track? Our experts have the latest.
Can Jordan Love stay hot? Is Isaiah Likely worth starting in fantasy? Will Austin Ekeler get back on track? Our experts have the latest.
The 19-year-old freshman and son of LeBron James could play Sunday against Long Beach State.
Anita Marks joins to get us ready to bet this weekend. Is the Giannis/Dame pairing going to work out in Milwaukee? We go through Week 14's matchups in Got One. Plus, will the Cowboys be able to take down the Eagles in Dallas? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The winter meetings came and went with the top two free agents still unsigned -- but one blockbuster deal salvaged the week. Here's when we could see more big moves.
Here's everything you need to know for the NFL's Week 14 games. Which teams will win? Who are the X factors? What are the key matchups?
Jaire Alexander explained Friday why he has been practicing for the past three weeks but hasn't played in a month after he sustained a shoulder injury Nov. 5 in the Green Bay Packers' win over the Rams.
Catch Packers at Giants at 8:15 ET Monday night on ABC/ESPN+ or the Titans at Dolphins at 8:15 ET on ESPN.
What was the atmosphere in Vegas? Pacers center Myles Turner might have put it best: "It was a different type of vibe than just being at the crib."
Mike Clay pits his projection system against the sportsbooks with a game-by-game look at Week 14 player props, offering his leans for taking the over or the under.
This week, we look at the paths the Lakers and Pelicans have been on since the Anthony Davis trade, Jabari Smith Jr.'s foray into bully ball and the development of Mavs rookie center Dereck Lively II.
The Pacers and Lakers are advancing to the championship. What were some of the top moments from the NBA in-season tournament?
Three division leaders have one-game leads. Here's all the intel you need with five games left, including the toughest remaining schedules.
Giannis Antetokounmpo urged the Bucks to not just rest on their talent level, saying they have to "be better" after Thursday's loss to the Pacers in the in-season tournament semifinals.
Tyrese Haliburton and the Pacers closed out the Bucks in the final minutes Thursday, advancing to the championship game of the NBA's inaugural in-season tournament.
— Tyrese Haliburton hit his third 3-pointer with less than a minute left, pounded his chest, and looked down at his wrist to let everyone know one thing: “It’s our time!”
Greeny talks with Harry Douglas and Jay Williams about the success of the NBA In-Season Tournament, this weekend's monstrous Eagles / Cowboys game, and the criticism of Josh Allen. We dive deep into the Yankees acquiring Juan Soto and discuss how they ensure this isn't a one year rental. Greeny breaks down how soon Shohei Ohtani's free agency could come to an end and explains why the NBA In-Season Tournament was never going to fail. We wrap up the hour with Greeny wanting to overhaul an important statistic to more accurately depict what happens in NFL games. Plus, the hardest person to work with. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The over/under on the Pacers-Bucks in-season tournament semifinal was 257.5 as of early Thursday afternoon at ESPN BET, five points higher than any other game in more than 30 years.
LeBron at No. 3?! Where are Dame and Giannis? We rank the best players among the four teams remaining in the NBA's inaugural in-season tournament.