NFL weighs exempt list, possibly another suspension for Giants’ Josh Brown; NBA over/unders with Jared Dubin; NBA, players’ union draw closer to inking new CBA deal; Blake Griffin, Chris Paul and six other players facing a defining season in 2016-17; U.S. Congress to take first concrete step toward legalizing sports gambling; The Josh Brown affair shows that the NFL learned nothing from the Ray Rice case; An emotional Candace Parker dedicates WNBA Finals victory to Pat Summitt; Vin Scully makes surprise appearance at Dodger Stadium before NLCS Game 5; Charlie Sheen lets Indians know he’s available to throw first pitch at World Series; Kicker Josh Brown doesn’t travel with Giants to London; NFL to reopen investigation into abuse; Only two college football teams have a chance at stopping Alabama
 
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Only two college football teams have a chance at stopping Alabama
The Tide own a nation-leading 19-game winning streak dating back to last season and rank in the top 20 in offensive and defensive and efficiency.
NFL weighs exempt list, possibly another suspension for Giants’ Josh Brown
The league believes it is empowered to act on new revelations despite the 2014 ruling in the Ray Rice case.
 
U.S. Congress to take first concrete step toward legalizing sports gambling
Committee to begin discussions on the matter with the end goal of introducing new legislation.
 
The Josh Brown affair shows that the NFL learned nothing from the Ray Rice case
Once again, the league mishandles a domestic violence case.
 
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NBA over/unders with Jared Dubin
On this episode of "Posting Up," Tim Bontemps and Jared Dubin make their picks for who will go over and under their projected win totals for the 2016-17 NBA season.
 
An emotional Candace Parker dedicates WNBA Finals victory to Pat Summitt
"This is for Pat," the WNBA Finals MVP said in a tearful postgame interview.
 
Vin Scully makes surprise appearance at Dodger Stadium before NLCS Game 5
The beloved broadcaster returned to Dodger Stadium for the first time since retiring after a 67-year career.
 
Charlie Sheen lets Indians know he’s available to throw first pitch at World Series
Sheen played the infamous Indians fireballer "Rick Vaughn" in the hit movies "Major League" and "Major League II."
 
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NBA, players’ union draw closer to inking new CBA deal
The league and the NBAPA have reportedly agreed to maintain the same split of basketball related income, a major hurdle in the negotiations.
 
Kicker Josh Brown doesn’t travel with Giants to London; NFL to reopen investigation into abuse
The release of documents detailing Brown's abuse of his ex-wife Molly led the team to deactivate him for Sunday's game and the league to "thoroughly review the additional information."
 
Blake Griffin, Chris Paul and six other players facing a defining season in 2016-17
Here are several players who will, in part, be defined by how they perform during the 2016-17 NBA season.
 
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