Новости за 13.02.2020

Clint Bowyer's appearance was one of the highlight of Wednesday's Daytona 500 media day. He talked about other things as much - if not more - than racing.

Coverage of Canadiens-Bruins begins at 6:30 p.m. ET on NBCSN and the NBC Sports app.

Before signing his new contract with Stewart-Haas Racing, Kevin Harvick went to many retired athletes for advice.

"Adam is a fantastic player and one I brought into Liverpool. … I would only add he is a top-class player."

Louisiana Tech cornerback Amik Robertson continues to battle a groin injury in his pre-draft training, he said at the Michael Johnson Performance Center media day Wednesday. Robertson told Bobby Belt of NFL Media that he will attend the combine but will not participate in drills. Robertson instead will work out for scouts at his Pro [more]

Think Hield is going to remain quiet about coming off the bench behind Bogdan Bogdanovic?

Nick Caserio will remain the Patriots’ director of player personnel. Caserio has agreed to a contract extension with the Patriots, Ben Volin of the Boston Globe reports. Last year, the Texans tried to hire Caserio away from the Patriots and give him the General Manager title in Houston. That didn’t happen when the Patriots accused [more]

West Brom continued their march toward a return to the Premier League, while Fulham failed to climb up to second.

The St. Louis Blues issued an update on defenseman Jay Bouwmeester on Wednesday afternoon.

Demarcus Robinson finished fourth on the Chiefs in receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns last season. But the receiver can expect to find a healthy free agent market in March. That means his price could be too rich for the Chiefs to keep. Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer recently reported the Eagles have Robinson [more]

In the moments after he forcibly removed the helmet of Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph and whacked him over the head with it, Browns defensive end Myles Garrett calmly explained that he “lost [his] cool.” Indeed he did. And now that he has been reinstated, it’s critical for the Browns, the league, and Garrett that he [more]

The only way he gets traded is if he wants to be traded, but it could be his only remaining chance at a Stanley Cup.

Four days remain in Speedweeks as the countdown to Sunday's 62nd Daytona 500 continues. Here's what's still on tap.

The trade deadline has passed, rosters are set (sort of, the buyout market does exist), and still the Bucks are locked in at the top. The Lakers slip back to third behind a Raptors team that has won 15 in a row.   1. Bucks (46-7, Last Week No. 1). Milwaukee makes a quality pickup

The 49ers made it to the Super Bowl based in large part on the strength and depth of their defensive line. They added some depth Wednesday. Via Matt Maiocco of NBCSportsBayArea.com,  the 49ers signed veteran defensive lineman Ethan Westbrooks. Westbrooks spent five years with the Rams, starting 11 games. He went to camp with the [more]

The Rams held a press conference with head coach Sean McVay and the team’s three new coordinators on Wednesday and one of the topics up for discussion is what led the team to hire an offensive coordinator after going without one the last two seasons. McVay said there will continue to be a collaboration with [more]

It might sound like a joke, but it’s not: Jameis Winston recently underwent eye surgery. As he was throwing his 30 interceptions in 2019, Winston drew questions about whether he could see. Winston squints as a result of being nearsighted since at least his Florida State days. “He can’t read the scoreboard but he can [more]

Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash Jan. 26.

If the headline from earlier today that Antonio Brown has admitted “I never realized how good I had it” with Ben Roethlisberger sounds familiar, there’s a good reason for that. Said future Hall of Fame receiver Larry Fitzgerald last year during Brown’s effort to tweet his way out of Pittsburgh: “I don’t think he understands [more]

"In our estimation, the women were due at least triple what our expired deal was worth in player compensation."

This is not as bad as initially reported, but still not good news for the Canadiens.

XFL broadcasts include far more access to coaches and players than NFL broadcasts. One XFL coach who previously worked as an NFL coach apparently wasn’t prepared for the extent to which the XFL takes fans inside the game. Via Scott Hanson of the Seattle Times, Seattle Dragons coach (and former Washington coach) Jim Zorn was [more]

Though still riding high off his second championship, Kyle Busch also is respectful of the difficult quest for a Daytona 500 breakthrough.