Patriots receiver Josh Gordon, who is serving an indefinite NFL suspension, officially signed his restricted free-agent tender on Tuesday, a league source told ESPN's Field Yates, meaning if he is reinstated he would be under contract for 2019.

Former financial adviser Marty Blazer, the key government witness in the FBI's college basketball corruption trial, testified Tuesday that he made payments to football players at several colleges as well.

Jason Kidd, who went 183-190 in four-plus seasons while coaching the Nets and Bucks, has interviewed for the Lakers' coaching vacancy, sources told ESPN.

The Seahawks agreed to trade defensive end Frank Clark to the Chiefs on Tuesday. He has agreed to a five-year, $105.5 million deal, including $63.5M guaranteed, sources told ESPN.

Kicker Robbie Gould has pulled his contract proposal from the Niners and said that he wants a trade.

Manchester United don't really consider City their biggest rivals but will be eager to get a win for pride's sake, even if it helps Liverpool.

Urshela who? The Yankees are missing practically their entire starting lineup -- and yet they've now won six of their past seven games.

With a bullpen wracked by injuries and ineffectiveness, Chicago can't really afford to wait for the trade deadline to address it.

We nearly earned two more Game 7s on Monday, but alas, Nashville's watch has ended. Plus, get ready for Leafs-Bruins and Sharks-Knights.

With a $300 million star and baseball's top prospect, San Diego is home to a team arriving ahead of schedule in the NL West.

The Watford goalkeeper says Sir Elton should cancel his concert in Copenhagen in order to attend the club's FA Cup final against Manchester City.

The league's last unbeaten team finally fell when Seattle lost at LAFC, which remains the team to catch. Meanwhile, what has happened in Kansas City?

Trades, busts, deception, future Hall of Famers and a prayer about going to the Bengals -- the 1999 NFL draft had a little bit of everything. And that was just the first seven picks.

Sri Lankan cricketer Dasun Shanaka was among the many who narrowly survived the serial blasts that rocked the island on Easter Sunday morning.