
Richmond penalty report: No. 22 team faces encumbered winThe No. 22 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series team of Joey Logano was hit with a penalty following its win in the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway. Denny Hamlin's crew chief Mike Wheeler was also fined.NASCAR
Crosby skates, continuing rehab processSidney Crosby was back on the ice Thursday morning, but his status for Game 5 is still uncertain.CBS Pittsburgh
Report: Lakers 'enamored' with Lonzo BallThe Lakers are "enamored" with star UCLA point guard Lonzo Ball, ESPN's Chad Ford reports. Ball is widely expected to be among the top picks of this year's NBA draft.Sports Illustrated

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The Rams are looking for a new coach after firing Jeff Fisher on Monday amid a 4-9 season. Names like Jim Harbaugh and Gruden have been thrown around. While Harbaugh seems to just be getting started at Michigan, the Rams might have a little more luck talking with Gruden.
The LA Times’ Sam Farmer reported the following on Monday:
Those close to Gruden have indicated he would listen to a Rams pitch, however, and that he might be interested in a return to coaching after seven years as color analyst for ESPN’s “Monday Night Football.”
Gruden went 95-81 during his coaching career, which entailed stints with the Raiders and Bucs, including a Super Bowl win with Tampa Bay.
Gruden’s name has come up many times when teams have had coaching vacancies, but he’s never left the comforts of the ESPN broadcasting booth. One reason why is he’s reportedly being paid an absurd amount of money that is in line with what many NFL coaches earn.
Gruden probably won’t leave ESPN for the Rams, but it’s still noteworthy any time he is mentioned for a coaching job.
