ESPN Headlines

• Buffalo burger joint pays tribute to Bills WR Diggs April 9, 2020
  Stefon Diggs has joined the ranks of Bills players with food items named after them. Stack Burger introduced its "craziest creation yet" on Facebook last week, a four-patty burger named "Can you DIGGS it?"
• White: UFC 249 will not happen April 18 April 9, 2020
  UFC president Dana White told ESPN's Brett Okamoto that UFC 249 will not happen as previously scheduled and that all other UFC events have been postponed indefinitely due to the coronavirus pandemic.
• Poll: Fans won't attend games without vaccine April 9, 2020
  A majority of fans in a recent poll said they would not attend games before a vaccine is developed for coronavirus.
• Tua takes part in taped workout in lieu of pro day April 9, 2020
  Tua Tagovailoa participated in a one-hour private workout in place of a traditional pro day on Thursday, his representatives told ESPN, while his agent spoke out to allay concerns about the quarterback's hip.
• The NBA's big financial questions and what comes next April 9, 2020
  The league will pay the players' full salaries on April 15. What does that mean for the owners and union?
• Wisconsin: No extra spring season for our seniors April 9, 2020
  Wisconsin announced that it won't seek waivers for athletes in spring sports, citing financial uncertainty.
• Strategies and tips for auction drafts April 9, 2020
  Part 3 of Tristan H. Cockcroft's 9-part expanded "Playbook" details auction drafts, from how to value players to nomination strategies.
• Bucs GM: Jameis not draft bust, has bright future April 9, 2020
  Bucs GM Jason Licht say he thinks Jameis Winston, now a free agent, has "a bright future ahead of him."
• Edelman won't be prosecuted in vandalism case April 9, 2020
  Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman will not be prosecuted for vandalism after being arrested in January.
• The one prospect we were all sure would be a superstar from every MLB team April 9, 2020
  Bryce Harper, Ken Griffey Jr. and Bo Jackson lived up to their billing. Todd Van Poppel and Gregg Jefferies? Not so much.