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• Rodgers: Criticism of young WRs not personal August 14, 2018
  Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said no one should be offended after he ripped players' effort in a sloppy practice last week.
• Indians' Martin battles life-threatening infection August 13, 2018
  An organ-attacking bacterial infection is behind the hospitalization of Indians outfielder Leonys Martin, team president Chris Antonetti said.
• McCoy's ex sues RB over home invasion, attack August 13, 2018
  Delicia Cordon, the ex-girlfriend of LeSean McCoy, filed a personal injury lawsuit Friday against the Bills running back over the July 10 home invasion in which Cordon was beaten and robbed of jewelry.
• Kentucky delivers a strong first impression in the Bahamas August 13, 2018
  The Wildcats displayed during their four-game trip the kind of depth that usually sends John Calipari's team to the Final Four.
• Source: Rookie Smith ends holdout with Bears August 13, 2018
  Roquan Smith, the last unsigned rookie in the NFL, has agreed to end his holdout with the Bears, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
• Zach Smith kept DUI arrest secret from Meyer August 13, 2018
  Former Ohio State assistant Zach Smith says he did not inform his old boss Urban Meyer about an arrest for speeding and operating a vehicle while intoxicated in February 2013.
• Sources: OWL sells slot to Splyce, other investors August 13, 2018
  Toronto is the fourth slot that the Overwatch League will sell during its franchise-expansion sales period.
• Sources: Clips drop Bowen after Kawhi remarks August 13, 2018
  After Bruce Bowen made some critical comments about free-agent target Kawhi Leonard in June, he will not be renewed as the LA Clippers television game analyst next season, sources told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
• If her opponent wasn't enough, Simona Halep had to overcome bout of negativity August 13, 2018
  World No. 1 Simona Halep had to fight off her own negative emotions as much as Sloane Stephens in the final of the Rogers Cup.
• Business as usual for NASCAR with Jim France at the helm August 13, 2018
  NASCAR is in good hands with interim chairman and CEO Jim France, who has provided a stabilizing force amid his nephew's leave of absence.