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The Cleveland Cavaliers and LA Clippers have agreed to a deal that would send 24-year old forward Sam Dekker to the Cavs. The Clippers will get a trade exception from the Cavs out of this trade and

According to reports, the Cincinnati Bengals have released veteran wide receiver Brandon LaFell at his request. “We have been lobbying for his release for some time now and appreciate the Bengals granting our request,” LaFell’s agent Jonathan

The New England Patriots signed free-agent wide receiver Eric Decker to a one-year contract. Decker will join the reigning AFC champions a day after they released Jordan Matthews, who injured his hamstring early in training camp. Injuries

Ohio State has placed head coach Urban Meyer on paid administrative leave. The school’s decision comes in light of the situation involving wide receivers coach Zach Smith, who Meyer fired last week. Smith was accused of domestic

The Dallas Mavericks have acquired Chinanu Onuaku and cash in a deal with the Houston Rockets. In exchange, the Rockets are receiving a 2020 second round pick, which makes room for the Rockets to sign Carmelo Anthony.

A busy trade deadline for the MLB came and went Tuesday, with 10 deals getting done on the final day.  Several teams made decisions to chase a title, or go into rebuilding mode.  The New York Yankees

 Former Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel is a starter once again, this time in the Canadian Football League. One week after being acquired by the Montreal Alouettes in a trade from the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, Manziel will start

Carolina Panthers cornerback Ross Cockrell went down in pain on Monday morning, and a source later stated that Cockrell suffered a broken leg as a result of a red zone collision with wide receiver Torrey Smith. According

The Astros picked up right-handed reliever Roberto Osuna from the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday in exchange for a package that includes former Houston closer Ken Giles. Minor league pitchers Hector Perez, 22, and David Paulino, 24,

On Sunday, July 29, The Baseball Hall of Fame welcomed in six new legends, as Vladimir Guerrero, Trevor Hoffman, Chipper Jones, Jack Morris, Jim Thome and Alan Trammell were all inducted in Cooperstown, New York.  Tigers greats