Sports
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844Facebook scores streaming deal with Major League Soccer in its quest to build video empire (FB)
Getty Major League Soccer in the US is coming to Facebook. At least 22 matches from the 2017 regular season will be...
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817Hall of Fame general manager trashes Cleveland Browns, calling trade for Brock Osweiler ‘a joke’
Former Indianapolis Colts general manager Bill Polian.AJ Mast/AP On Thursday, the Cleveland Browns shocked the NFL world when they completed a trade...
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903Jimmy Garoppolo’s Instagram account posted a goodbye to Boston, but many feel it is a hoax
Jimmy Garoppolo of the New England Patriots.Maddie Meyer/Getty In the early hours of Friday morning, Jimmy Garoppolo’s verified Instagram account sparked trade...
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782Brock Osweiler went from a prized $72 million quarterback to a contract nobody wants in 12 months
Eric Christian Smith/AP One year ago, Brock Osweiler was in something of a bidding war between the Denver Broncos and Houston Texans....
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784The Browns’ trade for Brock Osweiler was the one of the ‘most creative’ trades in NFL history and it looks like a genius move
Tony Dejak/AP The Cleveland Browns sent a shock wave through the NFL world on Thursday afternoon when they came out of nowhere...
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835Texans trade Brock Osweiler to the Browns in a stunning move that may lead to them chasing Tony Romo
Joe Robbins/Getty The Houston Texans and Cleveland Browns completed a stunning trade on Thursday to send quarterback Brock Osweiler to Cleveland, according...
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766UNC head coach Roy Williams: Trump tweets ‘more bull—- than anybody I’ve ever seen’
Gerry Broome/AP University of North Carolina men’s basketball head coach Roy Williams doesn’t seem to be a fan of US President Donald...
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980Redskins tell NFL insider ‘We are not trading Kirk Cousins’ amid a flurry of rumors that he wants to be traded
Mitchell Leff/Getty It looks like Kirk Cousins is going to be the Washington Redskins quarterback for at least one more season after...
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895Here is how much money every NFL team can spend in free agency
More Charts The NFL’s 2017 salary cap is projected to be $168 million, up from about $155 million last season. Based on...
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How Michael Jordan — the highest-paid athlete of all time — makes and spends his $1.1 billion
Michael Jordan is the highest-paid athlete of all time. Considering he hasn’t played professionally in over a decade, that’s a pretty remarkable...