Marquette's Smart gets AP men's coaching honor
Marquette's Shaka Smart garnered 24 of 58 votes to edge Kansas State's Jerome Tang and Houston's Kelvin Sampson for AP men's coach of the year honors.
Marquette's Shaka Smart garnered 24 of 58 votes to edge Kansas State's Jerome Tang and Houston's Kelvin Sampson for AP men's coach of the year honors.
— William Contreras hit a tiebreaking two-run single in Milwaukee's three-run eighth inning, and the Brewers beat the Chicago Cubs 3-1 on Saturday for the team's first win of the season.
Bucks forward Thanasis Antetokounmpo has been suspended one game without pay for head-butting Celtics forward Blake Griffin.
Brewers third baseman Luis Urías will miss the next 6 to 8 weeks with what manager Craig Counsell called a "significant" hamstring strain. Milwaukee is calling up outfield prospect Joey Wiemer.
Coach Matt LaFleur said one of his rookie receivers last season has "Davante Adams-type movement skills," but the Packers need to add more talent.
John Brockington, a former All-Pro fullback who ranks fourth on the Green Bay Packers' career rushing list, died Friday in San Diego. He was 74.
Jason and Harry discuss why Kevin Durant's legacy does not matter to anyone. Plus, ESPN NFL Reporter Kimberley A. Martin gives us the latest on OBJ to the Jets.
Jason and Harry discuss who the best team in the AFC East will be if they Jets get Aaron Rodgers and Odell Beckham Jr. Plus, former UConn star Jim Calhoun stops by to talk about another Final Four trip for the Huskies.
Greeny keeps ESPN NFL Reporter Jeremy Fowler & ESPN Football Analyst/Fitz & Harry Host Harry Douglas after Get Up to talk through the latest with Lamar Jackson & Aaron Rodgers. Greeny and Hembo's book "Got Your Number" comes out Tuesday and they're going to be on Good Morning America next Friday. Hembo's MLB Opening Day takes include the rule changes and the disgraceful Angels losing in a stellar Shohei Ohtani performance. When it comes to technology, Greeny is an 80-year old man. Listen and you'll find out why.
Boston cruised to a 140-99 win over the Bucks on Thursday, pushing the race for the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference into the final week of the season.
After a wild winter -- offseason chaos! new rules! the WBC! -- the 2023 MLB season kicked off Thursday. With all 30 teams taking the field and plenty of drama, it was well worth the wait.
It's Opening Day! And we're already seeing the new rules have an impact on the game. Celtics/Bucks should be a battle tonight (it wasn't). Xavier Scruggs joins to talk Opening Day, new rules, Aaron Judge picking up where he left off, and if anyone will take down the Astros. Sound On/Sound Off deals with Embiid not caring about the MVP and Kyrie's colorful description of his time in Dallas so far.
— Whether or not Boston catches the Milwaukee Bucks in the Eastern Conference standings, the Celtics will have reason to feel confident if the teams meet in the playoffs for a second straight season.
— Right after it was over, Dansby Swanson soaked in one more moment in a very special debut with the Chicago Cubs.
With the bulk of NFL free agency spending in the books, let's figure out how teams could replace starting players at key positions.
Jason and Harry discuss why LeBron's legacy won't change with another title. Plus, Aaron Judge homers in his first at-bat of the season and ESPN NFL Draft Analyst Todd McShay stops by from Anthony Richardson's Pro Day.
Can the Padres go all the way? Will Ohtani win MVP? Our experts make their predictions for the 2023 baseball season.
How tight is the race between Nikola Jokic and Joel Embiid? Can Giannis Antetokounmpo play spoiler? The final NBA MVP straw poll of the season is here.
When will Aaron Rodgers to the Jets be resolved? Which way is the Lamar Jackson saga headed? Our insiders tell you everything they heard in Phoenix.
Why does Max still rank Steph behind KD? Is Tatum on the same level as Giannis? Also, ESPN NFL Analyst Rob Ninkovich joins to discuss Lamar Jackson's situation. Plus, is the pitch clock good for MLB?
Jrue Holiday and Giannis Antetokounmpo put the Milwaukee Bucks on their backs, combining for 89 points in Wednesday's 149-136 win over the Pacers.