When Pat Connaughton inked his three-year, $28.3 million extension, it was justified. The wing was still playing at a high level and was a high-motor role player.

Pat Connaughton is not going anywhere. Shams Charania of ESPN reported that the Milwaukee Bucks guard had exercised his $9.4 million player option for the 2025-26 season. This means he will not ...

Shams Charania: Milwaukee Bucks guard Pat Connaughton has exercised his $9.4 million player option for the 2025-26 season, sources tell ESPN.Source: x.com More on this storyline St. John’s Pr… ...

2025 outlook: Freiermuth had what could be marginally characterized as a "career year" in 2024 — his most catches and tied for the most touchdowns, second in yards among any of his four NFL seasons.

Red Sox’ Ceddanne Rafaela catches fire with go-ahead HR, leaping catch vs. Giants Rafaela prevented ex-teammate Rafael Devers from reaching base with a leaping grab in the third inning Friday.

Coleman was being harsh since he finished second on the Bills in yards (556) despite putting up only 29 catches in the regular season and was tied for second on the team in touchdowns (4).

Colin Cowherd called out ESPN’s production of the NBA on a recent edition of his podcast. He brought on fellow Fox Sports host Nick Wright to discuss the four-letter-network’s presentation. With Game ...

"The first of 3 Green Bay Packers with the most to prove in 2025 is pass rusher Rashan Gary. In 2026, Gary will be entering his age 29 season, and the Packers can save almost $11 million with a ...

Seymour pitcher catches line drive — without help from his glove — during state championship game JR Radcliffe Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 0:05 ...

Shown while catching a pass during a game late last season, tight end Pat Freiermuth is taking on a greater leadership role as he embarks on his fifth season with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

After the game, Pat McAfee, the former Indianapolis Colts punter who is now a star in the television industry, had a four-word message on X. "Man...LET'S GO PACERS." ...