ESPN Headlines

• Duke lands Stanley and likely top recruiting class April 22, 2019
  Cassius Stanley, a 6-foot-5 guard that is ranked No. 29 in the ESPN 300, has committed to Duke.
• Pound-for-pound rankings: Lomachenko remains ahead of Crawford April 22, 2019
  Vasiliy Lomachenko and Terence Crawford scored impressive victories in back-to-back weekends, but it was the lightweight champion who got the nod. Who completes the top 10?
• Crawford vs. Spence would be breathtaking, but don't hold your breath April 22, 2019
  It took forever for Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao to agree to share the ring. How long will boxing fans have to wait for Terence Crawford and Errol Spence Jr. to meet?
• Bills add former Jags RB Yeldon to backfield April 22, 2019
  Former Jaguars running back T.J. Yeldon has signed a two-year deal with the Bills.
• Mullin: 'Heart and gut' led to St. John's departure April 22, 2019
  Chris Mullin says his decision to step down as coach at his alma mater St. John's came from "the heart and gut."
• McNabb clarifies take on Wentz after criticism April 22, 2019
  Former Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb took to Twitter to clarify his comments on Carson Wentz after offensive lineman Lane Johnson called him out.
• Tiger's ex-caddie: Masters win re-energizes golf April 22, 2019
  Tiger Woods' former caddie Steve Williams thinks that Woods' victory at the Masters is "amazing" for the golfer and the game.
• The best and worst draft-day trades for every NFL team April 22, 2019
  NFL Nation reporters revisit the deals made during previous drafts that produced the most memorable outcomes -- good or bad -- for their teams.
• Power Rankings: New challengers vie for No. 1 April 22, 2019
  The Astros and Dodgers usually rule the roost, but clubs such as the Rays, Brewers and Phillies are making their presence felt.
• How Christian Yelich became a future Hall of Famer in 400 plate appearances April 22, 2019
  What we've seen from the Brewers slugger since last July is historic -- and puts him on the path to Cooperstown.