LeBron says he is going back to Cleveland
LeBron James is heading back to Cleveland.
LeBron James is heading back to Cleveland.
The Sacramento Kings will send restricted free agent Isaiah Thomas to the Phoenix Suns in a sign-and-trade deal after reaching a new four-year, $28 million contract, sources confirmed to ESPN.com’s Brian Windhorst.
Cleveland embraced the return of the “King” as expected, as the Cavaliers had all but sold out of season tickets less than eight hours after LeBron James announced he would come back to accomplish some unfinished business.
Nick Young is set to return to the Los Angeles Lakers, his agent confirmed to ESPN.com’s Jeff Goodman.
The Houston Rockets have traded guard Jeremy Lin and a first-round pick to the Los Angeles Lakers, a league source told ESPN’s Jeff Goodman.
Carmelo Anthony has narrowed his options down to the New York Knicks and Chicago Bulls. He is no longer considering the Los Angeles Lakers, sources told ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith.
All-Star center Chris Bosh has agreed to return to the Miami Heat on a five-year, $118 million contract, sources confirmed to ESPN.
The Friday frustrations continued for Rory McIlroy in Scotland, where for a mind-numbing seventh time in 2014 he failed to break 40 for nine holes.
Masahiro Tanaka apologized Friday to the New York Yankees, his teammates and the team’s fans for being sidelined by a partially torn ligament in his right elbow.
Maurice Jones-Drew, who will make his second trip to play a game in London this season, said recently he believes the city deserves a full-time NFL team.