ESPN Headlines

• J.D. Martinez proving to be worth every penny June 23, 2018
  Teams balked at paying Martinez big money this offseason, but the Red Sox slugger is now leading the league in RBIs and tied for the lead in home runs.
• Manning: Brees 'deserves' to break yardage mark June 23, 2018
  Peyton Manning knows Saints quarterback Drew Brees will break his NFL record for career passing yards, and he told NOLA.com on Friday that Brees is deserving of the record. "He's been a great player for a long time," Manning said.
• Arkansas ousts No. 1 Florida from World Series June 23, 2018
  Defending champion and No. 1 seed Florida was bounced from the College World Series by Arkansas, making it the 19th straight year a top seed won't win a national title.
• C-Webb to appear at U-M after Harbaugh invite June 23, 2018
  With the NCAA's 10-year ban on Chris Webber having recently been lifted, the former Wolverines basketball star accepted Jim Harbaugh's invitation Friday to attend a football game at The Big House this season.
• 2018 NHL draft: Every first-round pick June 23, 2018
  Find details on every pick in the first round of the 2018 NHL draft here.
• Cavs draftee Sexton: No Kyrie-related pressure June 23, 2018
  Collin Sexton, the point guard drafted Thursday by the Cavaliers, said he doesn't feel like he'll be operating in the shadow of expectations once held for Kyrie Irving.
• Three key fixes for Barry Trotz and the Isles June 23, 2018
  The Isles were winners Thursday when they hired Barry Trotz as head coach, but what's next? Here are three big items on the action plan.
• Uni Watch's Flashback: The NHL's third eye June 23, 2018
  With the NHL third jersey program set to return this season, here's a look at some past designs that made an impact.
• Power Rankings: Strowman back to No. 1, Rousey cracks top 5 June 23, 2018
  Two things we learned: Braun Strowman is ready to be the top guy on Raw, and Ronda Rousey is ready to exceed any expectations.
• For Neymar, relief replaces frustration June 22, 2018
  It looked like VAR's penalty reversal would cap a difficult day for Neymar. But Brazil found a way to see off Costa Rica and he found a goal, all of which explained his reaction at full-time.