The NFL offseason also extends to media that cover the NFL. Ryan Clark is part of the latest round of layoffs at ESPN, according to The Athletic's Andrew Marchand. The news comes as NFL training camps get set to open with the calendar flipping from July to August.

The abrupt news that ESPN has cut ties with NFL analyst Ryan Clark was a surprise. The details are surreal. Via Andrew Marchand of The Athletic, Clark was informed of the move during Monday’s NFL Live.

ESPN has parted ways with long-time NFL analyst Ryan Clark, ending an 11-year tenure at the network that began after his playing career. Clark, who started his NFL journey as an undrafted free agent with the New York Giants in 2002,

In a surprising move that came seemingly out of nowhere, ESPN reportedly has cut ties with NFL analyst Ryan Clark. The news comes courtesy of Andrew Marchand of The Athletic. Clark, who began appearing on ESPN while still playing in the NFL,

The Atlanta Braves started their four game series against the San Diego Padres in much need of revenge after being swept by the Padres just four weeks ago. The Braves have been red hot on offense leading all MLB teams in runs scored in July.

The Braves got six strong innings they desperately needed from starting pitcher Bryce Elder, and then Víctor Mederos saved the day with 2 1/3 scoreless innings out of the bullpen in a rare 3-2 win over the visiting Padres on Monday at Truist Park in the opener of a four-game series.

He gave his team six-plus innings of two run ball, and helped ensure the Braves only needed three pitchers to get through a tight, 3-2 win over the San Diego Padres. It was only t

With a bullpen reset and the offense returning to early-season form, the Braves are trending in a positive direction.

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The Lakers signed Matisse Thybulle, but the move leaves them with too many contracts — and Bronny James could be the odd man out.

Free agent forward Matisse Thybulle has agreed on one-year, $3.3 million contract with the Los Angeles Lakers, sources tell ESPN. Twitter

The Los Angeles Lakers agreed to a 1-year, $3.3 million contract with free agent wing Matisse Thybulle. He appeared in 30 games last season.

The Los Angeles Lakers are signing veteran forward Matisse Thybulle, according to ESPN. It's a sensible, low-risk signing for a team with the specific limitations that the Lakers are dealing with. Thybulle is a two-time All-Defense choice for a roster without the resources to add much perimeter defense following its sign-and-trade splurge on Walker Kessler.

Casey Mize won’t require a trip to the injured list — for now. The right-hander left Sunday’s start at Anaheim 3⅓ innings in after taking Jo Adell’s line drive off his glove hand. Manager AJ Hinch later said the starter also was dealing with groin tightness.

Casey Mize had a hard time throwing strikes and the Tigers had only two productive swings in Sunday's 3-2 loss.

Detroit Tigers RHP Casey Mize left Sunday's game against the LA Angels early with a left wrist injury and groin tightness.

Rough day for Tigers starter Casey Mize. He came out of Sunday's 3-2 loss in the fourth inning after taking a 108.8 mph ground ball hit by Jo Adell off his left, non-throwing wrist. But it wasn't just the wrist that led to his exit.

White Sox catcher Kyle Teel hurt his left ankle Monday night and is likely headed to the injured list, manager Will Venable said.

Chicago White Sox catcher Kyle Teel hurt his left ankle Monday night and is likely heading to the injured list, manager Will Venable said. Teel was injured while trying to apply a tag in the second inning of AL Central-leading Chicago's 10-3 victory over the Texas Rangers.

Chicago White Sox catcher Kyle Teel exited with a left ankle injury in the second inning of Monday’s game against the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field.

The Sox' prized backstop missed most of the first half of the season dealing with a pair of nagging ailments. Now the team could be in deeper trouble behind the plate.