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By Jeff PattersonIn a video segment on Fox's NFC Championship pregame show Sunday, Cleveland Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield joined Cooper Manning for a cooking-show skit.The puns were plentiful."I love kitchens," the former Oklahoma star told the eldest Manning brother, referencing his new head coach with the Browns, Freddie Kitchens, while getting a dig in a fired coach Hue Jackson."Anything's better than Hue ...

Robert Kraft will be atop the Patriots masthead for 25 years on Monday, the anniversary of when he decided to buy the team in 1994.In an exclusive interview with ESPN's Mike Reiss, Kraft opened up about buying the team, the dynastic run of five championships that the team has enjoyed along with being able to keep his hometown franchise in Massachusetts after fears of a possible move to St.

President Trump on Sunday defended his proposal to end the partial government shutdown, using his Twitter account to attack Speaker Nancy Pelosi for turning down the offer, even as Vice President Mike Pence appeared to open the door to negotiations over the plan.In an appearance on “Fox News Sunday,” Mr.

By Erik HorneThis blog on the Thunder's 117-115 against the Sixers is an homage to those before me, but first:Journal via Maddie Lee: In Philly, there's no shortage of beef for Westbrook, EmbiidGame story via Maddie Lee: Paul George saves Thunder from collapse with late four-point playThunder Buddies podcast: Surviving the Sixers (Game 45 of 82)First, the Paul George Superlatives Section.

CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy (AP) — What was evident all weekend for Lindsey Vonn became clear to everyone else on Sunday.The American skier's surgically repaired knees simply don't let her apply the power she requires to win races anymore.The pain is too severe; the psychological impact too much to bear; her pride too great.No wonder that Vonn is considering moving up her retirement.After failing to finish a World Cup super-G, Vonn said leaving the sport immediately "is a possibility.