NBA signings: Lakers, LeBron make marriage official
Los Angeles can collectively exhale. LeBron James is officially a Laker.
NBA notebook: Rockets targeting Anthony after losing Mbah a Moute
The Houston Rockets are now determined to sign forward Carmelo Anthony after forward Luc Mbah a Moute joined the Los Angeles Clippers on a one-year, $4.3 million deal on Monday, according to an ESPN report.
It’s official: LeBron inks four-year contract with Lakers
LeBron James made his seismic move to the Los Angeles Lakers official on Monday when the three-time NBA champion posted a photo of himself smiling alongside his freshly-signed four-year, $154 million contact.
Serena hopes daughter Alexis Olympia won’t play tennis
Serena Williams hopes her daughter Alexis Olympia does not want to follow in her mom’s famous footsteps — suggesting ice skating might be a good alternative.
Clinical Djokovic keen to take Centre stage
Being scheduled to play last on Court One on ‘Manic Monday’ is something Novak Djokovic is getting rather used to – and also getting rather fed up with.
Ex-Lions tight end Pettigrew arrested, charged with punching cop
Former first-round pick and ex-Detroit Lions tight end Brandon Pettigrew reportedly was arrested early Monday morning in Pittsburgh, with police alleging he punched a police office three times in the chest.
Public board agrees to extend Astros’ stadium lease until 2050
Authorities in Harris County, Texas, made sure Monday that the world champion Houston Astros aren’t leaving Minute Maid Park anytime soon.
Amid England euphoria, Alli gets self-critical
England’s run to the World Cup semi-finals has prompted widespread praise but amid the euphoria midfielder Dele Alli can still be self-critical.
Anderson ticking off the boxes, Federer up next
For Kevin Anderson it was a day of firsts on Monday.
Tenacious Simon takes Del Potro into second day
Fifth seed Juan Martin del Potro met stubborn resistance from Frenchman Gilles Simon and had to settle for a suspension of their Wimbledon fourth round match as he led 7-6(1) 7-6(5) 5-7 after more than three hours on Court Two on Monday.
