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Trade deadline winners and losers: What we loved -- and don't understand
The 2026 trade deadline has passed. Here's who hit it out of the park -- and who swung and missed.[read more]
Making sense of the MLB trade deadline: How Cubs, O's, Red Sox, Mets, Phillies and more really fared
Not sure what to make of a wild conclusion to trade season? We've got it all covered.[read more]
UFC's Nascimento dies of apparent heart attack
UFC flyweight Allan Nascimento has died of an apparent heart attack, the promotion announced Monday. He was 34.[read more]
NWSL set for earliest-ever start in 2027 due to WC
The National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) plans to begin its 2027 season on Feb. 11 in Los Angeles to coincide with the Super Bowl across town three days later, ESPN has confirmed.[read more]
Top-ranked '28 player Williams reclassifies to '27
A.J. Williams, the No.1-ranked player in the class of 2028, plans to reclassify into the 2027 class, he told ESPN.[read more]
Eagles OLB Smith sorry for 'unacceptable' arrest
Eagles outside linebacker Nolan Smith Jr. apologized Monday for his arrest in May for speeding and reckless driving.[read more]
Panthers' Legette has 'stinger,' avoids concussion
Panthers wide receiver Xavier Legette suffered a "stinger" on a hard fall during Tuesday's practice but does not have a concussion.[read more]
Bookie: Ohtani ex-interpreter's betting 'bananas'
The bookie for Ippei Mizuhara told ESPN that Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter showed signs of problem gambling within 30 days of betting with him.[read more]
Flowers, Ravens reach 4-year, $140M extension
Two-time Pro Bowl receiver Zay Flowers has agreed with the Ravens on a four-year, $140M extension that includes $108 million guaranteed, his agency told ESPN.[read more]
Sources: Falcons RB Robinson gets record deal
Bijan Robinson and the Atlanta Falcons reached agreement on a three-year extension worth up to $75 million that will make him the highest-paid running back in NFL history, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter and NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.[read more]