Despite a contract that ran through the 2030 season, and with a $9 million payday in 2024, the university made the decision to move on from a coach who authored an impressive era in Lexington. Stoops would be owed 75% of his remaining salary, which equates to approximately $37.7 million. After a season that ended Saturday with a 41-0 loss to in-state rival Louisville, Stoops said he wasn't going anywhere.
The Los Angeles Angels and third baseman Anthony Rendon are in talks about buying out the final year of his contract, potentially bringing a resolution to the seven-year, $245 million deal that did not come close to paying dividends, a source told ESPN on Wednesday.
Khris Middleton's future with the Washington Wizards doesn't have an expiration date, but since the beginning of the season it's become abundantly clear that his departure is closer than it may seem. The veteran forward entered the season looking to prove that not only could he be a difference maker in the development of the young core on the roster, but that he still has plenty left in the tank.