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Monday's collection of links.

Bringing him back now, down 3-1, seems a too-late gesture against a Raptors team playing like champions.

Bringing him back now, down 3-1, seems a too-late gesture against a Raptors team playing like champions.

The Saints brought free agent cornerback Kayvon Webster in for a visit last week, and it apparently went well. Webster will sign with the Saints today, a league source told PFT. Webster was a starter for the only two games he was healthy enough to play last season with the Texans, but injuries are a [more]

The development of quarterback Lamar Jackson may be the top headline for the Ravens offense this year, but it’s not the only thing needed for the team to take strides on that side of the ball. In order for Jackson to make strides as a thrower, the team will also need some of the guys [more]

The Jets hired Joe Douglas as their new General Manager on Friday night and they’ll move on to filling out his staff during his first week in his new job. That process will include speaking to people who remain on staff after the firing of Douglas’ predecessor Mike Maccagnan. It will also include conversations with [more]

Ronaldo dropped a not so subtle hint to De Ligt after Portugal beat the Netherlands on Sunday.

Former Michigan standout Charles Matthews is dealing with a significant knee injury as the NBA draft approaches.

Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson might have been the last to know that the team is installing an entirely new offense this offseason, but the focus of his efforts to improve on his rookie season was clear before that revelation. Jackson has to become a more effective thrower after helping Baltimore to the playoffs with his [more]

Washington running back Adrian Peterson has proven he can still be productive, and has continued to set high goals for himself. But as he gets closer to the end of a strong career, he’s thinking about the end, and who he wants to end it with. According to Ben Goessling of the Minneapolis Star Tribune, the [more]

Panthers head coach Ron Rivera wasn’t happy that someone filmed a video of quarterback Cam Newton throwing a football recently, but the general reaction around the team to Newton taking that step has been more positive. Newton had shoulder surgery in January and returning to the point that he can throw the ball is a [more]

Maybe it’s the nostalgia talking, but Bears Hall of Fame defensive end Richard Dent senses something familiar about the current edition of his former team. “To me, this team looks just like us in ’84, ’85,” Dent said over the weekend in connection with the franchise’s 100th season celebration, via the Associated Press. “We really [more]

Former Colts and Rams cornerback Eric Patterson was shot and killed Saturday morning. According to WFLA, Tampa Police said his roommate heard a commotion inside their Tampa home early Saturday morning, and came in to find Patterson lying on his back. A suspect fled the scene. Patterson was taken to a nearby hospital where he later [more]

They may not be taking it to the ridiculous extreme the Bears are, but the Vikings are bringing more people to camp to kick things. According to Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press, the Vikings are bringing several punters in Wednesday for workouts, with the possibility of creating some competition for incumbent Matt [more]

The Patriots have grown accustomed to shorter offseasons and more wear and tear on players’ bodies, thanks to always advancing in the playoffs. Over the last six seasons, the Patriots have played in 16 postseason games — a full extra season. A fan on Reddit who attended a recent talk with Patriots coach Bill Belichick [more]

Tuukka Rask and the other reasons why Boston won Game 6.

Another unbelievable performance by the Bruins' goalie when they needed it.

Peter King is on vacation until July 15, and he lined up some guest writers to fill his spot writing Football Morning in America. Today, it's Nick Hardwick, the former Chargers center and current San Diego radio analyst. He writes about: • Post-NFL brain health, and the proactive approach he took to ensuring a positive future and trying to live to be 100 years old. • The reality of taking more than 25,000 head hits during 11 seasons of professional football and three more in college. • Plus 10 Things I Think... Читать дальше...

Hockey gets its version of "Dewey defeats Truman?"

The Boston Bruins continued their special teams dominance in the Stanley Cup Final series on Sunday night.

If Dee Ford hadn’t lined up offsides in the AFC Championship Game, the Chiefs might have won the Super Bowl. Kansas City might not have traded Ford. It might not have fired defensive coordinator Bob Sutton. It might not have revamped its defense. In the long run, the Chiefs might be better off. They have [more]

A Rask masterpiece carried Boston to a Game 6 win.

All the right words are nice.

All the right words are nice.

Bart Starr died two weeks ago at the age of 85. The MVP of the first two Super Bowls was remembered at a public memorial event in his native Alabama on Sunday, Greg Garrison of al.com reports. Starr’s family also plans a private funeral. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell was among those who spoke at the [more]