Month: May 2022

Bills players joke Ken Dorsey, fiery first-year offensive coordinator, should call plays from booth | Buffalo Bill’s News | NFL

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Ken Dorsey said he felt a little out of place during organized team activities. The Buffalo Bills’ quarterbacks coach turned first-year offensive coordinator whipped a few footballs around during practice Tuesday afternoon at One Bills Drive, working with the entire offense as opposed to spending most of his time with Josh Allen. “Honestly, there’s sometimes … Read more

Sabers sign 2021 first-round pick Isak Rosen, walk way from three prospects | Buffalo Sabers News

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With Jack Quinn and JJ Peterka expected to soon graduate to the NHL, the Buffalo Sabers officially added another top prospect to develop in Rochester. Winger Isak Rosen, drafted 14th overall by the Sabers in 2021, signed a three-year, entry-level contract with the club Tuesday that will allow him to join the Rochester Americans in … Read more

Boston Red Sox Cincinnati Reds Series Preview

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SB Nation Blog Red reporters The opponent in one sentence The Reds started off the post-lockout period by trading away some of their top talent and then having ownership respond to reasonable fan complaints by saying, “Where else will you go?” and things have only gotten marginally better from there, if at all. records 16-31 … Read more

Who could sign or trade for Sun’s C?

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Deandre Ayton enters restricted free agency seeking a max contract and with questions about the likelihood he returns to the Phoenix Suns. The Suns must weigh whether re-signing Ayton or matching an offer from another team would keep them in a championship window that could be closing fast with Chris Paul aging and other contracts … Read more

NCAA transfer portal: Radford’s Josiah Jeffers has cautionary tale

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Radford, Va., is home to the famed Blue Ridge Parkway, touted as “America’s Favorite Drive,” miles and miles of breathtaking vistas and ethereal sunsets looming over old historic buildings and picturesque farmsteads. It’s a quaint, mountainside community with just north of 17,000 people surrounding the city’s namesake university. There, 4,000 fans pack the Dedmon Center … Read more

Maybe Giants manager Gabe Kapler doesn’t have to be so polarizing after all

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PHILADELPHIA — Evan Longoria hit a tiebreaking home run in the ninth inning Monday. He rounded the bases to a chorus of boos. And this is how you know you’re watching a major professional sporting event in Philadelphia: Sometimes it takes an extra beat to realize who the boos are for. They could’ve been for … Read more