| Grading the NBA trade-deadline deals: Nerlens Noel move is a head-scratcher; Michael Phelps to speak at Congressional hearing on doping; Deadline approaching, Kirk Cousins leads NFL’s most interesting franchise-tag decisions; Closing the door on Washington gives Lucas Giolito a fresh start in Chicago; The Wizards got the bench help they desperately needed. But they aren’t done yet.; Senator Dianne Feinstein calls for changes to Olympic sports law to protect children from abuse; In killing intentional walk, baseball loses a part of history, and gains nothing; Budapest withdraws from 2024 Olympics consideration; FS1 blows up its late night: ‘Fox Sports Live’ canceled, Katie Nolan in limbo; Just in time for March Madness, a hero has set buzzer-beaters to ‘My Heart Will Go On’; Tom Brady posts ski-jump crash on Instagram, freaking out all of New England (and David Beckham!); Jameis Winston tells a crowd of little kids that women should be ‘silent, polite, gentle’; Creighton guard, once the NCAA assists leader, reportedly being investigated for sexual assault; Deshaun Watson messes with Texas, says Cowboys promised to draft him; Tom Brady posts hilarious ‘suspect board’ in the case of his missing jersey; Dan Marino finally retires from the Miami Dolphins. Huh?; Rick Pitino had to be restrained from going after a North Carolina fan; Radio host suggests Indian teams have separate tournament. Listeners want him fired.; Three keys (and one obstacle) to Villanova repeating as national champion; Paul George is the superstar any team would want and the Pacers must keep; Denver Broncos are Tony Romo’s best bet for a Super Bowl ring | | | | | | | National sports stories and blog updates |
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