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Pep Guardiola has extended his contract with Manchester City until 2023, the club confirmed Thursday. The manager’s deal had been set to expire after the 2020-21 season.

Hopkins and Wagner joined the slowly growing list of NFL players taking their financial futures in their own hands and explained their motivations for doing so.

Juve have won nine straight Scudettos, but with nine clubs separated by just six points atop Serie A, is this the year someone unseats the Old Lady?

Just six years ago, Florida State was on top of the college football world, entering the playoff as an undefeated defending champ. It’s gone all downhill from there, thanks to on- and off-field dysfunction.

Sebastian Vettel says he has “zero tolerance” for a mistake made by FIA race director Michael Masi during qualifying for the Turkish Grand Prix, which saw the second session get underway while a recovery crane was still in one of the run-off areas.

The 76ers acquired Seth Curry, a historically elite 3-point shooter who happens to be married to coach Doc Rivers’ daughter, from the Mavericks for shooting guard Josh Richardson and the No. 36 pick, sources told ESPN.

Uncertainty surrounds Adams and several QBs, while the Raiders’ reserve/COVID-19 list grows to 11.

Anthony Edwards went No. 1 overall, with James Wiseman (Warriors) and LaMelo Ball (Hornets) following.

The World Series champion Dodgers on Wednesday informed employees throughout the franchise of layoffs, the latest team to do so as MLB faces the possibility of a second season with limited fan access amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sacramento forward Bogdan Bogdanovic plans to enter restricted free agency on Friday at 6 p.m. ET, sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, scuttling the sign-and-trade deal the Bucks and Kings had agreed to in principle early Tuesday.