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Packers’ Reed signs 3-year, $50.25 million extension

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jayden Reed has signed a three-year contract extension with $50.25 million in new money and $20 million guaranteed. The deal was confirmed by Drew Rosenhaus, who teams up with Ian Grutman to represent Reed. ESPN first reported the ...

Packers add cornerback depth, Lions boost line

GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Three days after he discussed the need to boost Green Bay's cornerback depth, Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst did just that by selecting South Carolina's Brandon Cisse with their opening pick in the NFL draft Friday. Green Bay, which didn't have a first-round ...

Sentinels keep KHS in check

KINGSFORD – Kingsford had the game on the bases in its final at-bat of both games of a doubleheader against Marquette Thursday afternoon at Lodal Park, but came up short both times and the Sentinels held off the Flivvers 5-3 and 6-5. Kingsford, slipping to 4-7, finds itself in a ...

Bobcats take Patriots in five

Mason Koski collected three hits as Florence defeated Pembine-Goodman 18-3 in Northern Lakes Conference baseball Thursday. Koski stroked two singles and a double in the five-inning game. Getting two singles apiece for the host Bobcats were Bradly Steber, Kade Larson and Kolton Campbell. Florence's Logan McCoy pitched four innings, allowing three runs, two hits and walking three. He struck out eight. Carson Chrisman closed the game, allowing a hit, a walk and fanning one. Carter Seidel doubled for for the Patriots. Florence led 9-3 after two innings and put the game away with a ...

Skenes perfect into 7th in Pirates’ 6-0 win over Brewers

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Paul Skenes had a perfect game into the seventh inning, Konnor Griffin hit his first career home run on his 20th birthday and drove in three runs to help the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Milwaukee Brewers 6-0 on Friday night. Skenes (4-1), the NL Cy Young winner, didn't ...

Flivvers and Miners play to 4-4 tennis tie

KINGSFORD — Negaunee settled for a 4-4 tie at Kingsford on Wednesday afternoon in the Miners’ second day of high school boys tennis this season. After sweeping a pair of meets in Delta County on Monday, Negaunee pulled out the tie with three victories in doubles and winning its No. 4 singles match. “Several of these matches felt like (Upper Peninsula) finals matches,” Miners head coach Kyle Saari said. “They were back-and-forth battles, and that’s the best scenario right off the bat. “These first three matches have really shown us where we have to improve, so it’ll ...