Новости за 30.07.2019

U.S. Soccer claims the players on the World Cup champion women's national team were paid more than their male counterparts from 2010 through 2018.

U.S. Soccer claims the players on the World Cup champion women's national team were paid more than their male counterparts from 2010 through 2018.

Every NFL season brings about changes to the rules and adjustments to the ways existing rules will be enforced. In 2019, NFL officials will focus on getting rid of the so-called “lobster block.” Referee Adrian Hill said, via Kevin Seifert of ESPN.com, that the technique involving the grabbing of a defender around the torso or [more]

Rodney Harrison entered the Patriots Hall of Fame on Monday. If future Hall of Fame coach Bill Belichick has his way, Harrison eventually will enter the Pro Football Hall of Fame, too. “I hope through the years here and soon hopefully there will be other Patriots in the NFL Hall of Fame,” Belichick said at [more]

Celtics guard makes case on behalf of defense-first players

Before training camp opened, Saints coach Sean Payton said he’s expanding the package of plays at tight end, specifically for free-agent arrival Jared Cook. Payton now says he encouraged by what he has seen from Cook in camp, while working with quarterback Drew Brees. “I think one thing you see with Cook is his stature,” [more]

The Patriots restructured the contract of right tackle Marcus Cannon, guaranteeing him $4.5 million in 2019, Michael Silver of the NFL reports. The Patriots also added incentives that could boost the total value of Cannon’s deal to $24 million. Cannon’s deal expires after the 2021 season. Cannon, 31, has started 54 regular-season games for New [more]

Inter Milan has put some pressure on Manchester United as the Italian side looks to sign its new striker.

Actor Jamie Foxx is at Cowboys camp today as a guest of Jerry Jones. But the bigger name in Oxnard, California, is agent Joel Segal. Segal is the agent for receiver Amari Cooper. Segal is watching practice with Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones, Jori Epstein of USA Today reports. Stephen Jones said last week [more]

There is very strong evidence to suggest he can immediately be a top-line player for the New Jersey Devils.

Football is back on Thursday night, and the first game of the season will feature plenty of guys who won’t be employed by football teams come September. It’s the Hall of Fame game, which rarely entails performances from players destined to return to Canton for their own induction ceremony. Case in point: Starting at quarterback for [more]

The agent for Browns running back Duke Johnson was in Cleveland on Monday, chatting with General Manager John Dorsey and assistant G.M. Eliot Wolf before practice. “It’s all internal,’’ agent Drew Rosenhaus told Mary Kay Cabot of cleveland.com. “We’ll keep it between us.’’ Dorsey told Cabot the Browns’ stance has not changed: They have no [more]

Bournemouth added to its squad on Monday with a big new signing.

The injury looked bad when it happened, and it was bad. Buccaneers safety Orion Stewart posted on social media that medical tests confirmed a torn anterior cruciate ligament. Stewart will miss the season. “This is tough, but the MAN above makes no mistakes,” Stewart wrote on Instagram. “Torn ACL. This is gone be a struggle [more]

Running back Steven Jackson hasn’t played in an NFL game since 2015, but he officially retired Monday. Jackson signed a one-day contract to retire as a member of the organization, the Rams announced. Jackson spent nine seasons with the Rams, leaving as the team’s all-time leading rusher with 10,138 yards in 131 games. The Rams [more]

The Cup and Xfinity Series go road course racing at Watkins Glen, while the Truck Series plays on the dirt at Eldora Speedway.

Myles Garrett has 20.5 sacks in 27 NFL games so far. He made his first Pro Bowl last season. It isn’t good enough for the Browns defensive end, who seeks defensive player of the year and All-Pro honors this season. The Browns, too, believe the 2017 No. 1 overall pick has even more in him [more]

Get your beignet-flavored popcorn ready. According to the Associated Press, Judge Nicole Sheppard has ruled that Commissioner Roger Goodell and three game officials can be questioned under oath in the lawsuit filed regarding the blown pass interference call in the Rams-Saints NFC Championship game. The depositions will occur, barring a successful appeal, in September. Late [more]

What does this say about Lakers choosing him?

The Cowboys are taking a wait-and-see approach to their safety position. They continue to insist that they are good with Xavier Woods and Jeff Heath as their starters again. But executive vice president Stephen Jones admitted this spring that the Cowboys had heard from teams offering them a safety. So they are keep their options [more]

Le'Veon Bell took to Twitter to apologize for sitting out last season. His apology wasn’t directed at the Steelers or their fans, though. The Jets star running back directed his tweet to fantasy owners who selected him. “This is loooong overdue!! but I want to take a moment to apologize to all the fantasy owners [more]

Three years ago Robert Nkemdiche was a first-round draft pick. Now no one wants him. Nkemdiche, the defensive lineman cut by the Cardinals yesterday, cleared waivers today. That means all 31 teams declined an opportunity to pick him up and pay him $1.1 million this season. Now Nkemdiche is a free agent, and he’ll hope [more]

The New Jersey Devils have taken significant strides this season in building their team but they still have one big question mark in goal.

The Patriots signed J.J. Dielman to improve their offensive line depth last week, but they’ll need to turn in a different direction. The NFL’s daily transaction notice brings word that Dielman has decided to retire rather than continue with a bid to make the team. He has been placed on New England’s reserve/retired list, which [more]

Everton announced it wont be pursuing Wilfried Zaha anymore.