Former Colts head coach Chuck Pagano, who ended his four-year retirement to become an assistant with the Ravens, says he has no desire to be an NFL head coach again.

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Jamison Hensley is a reporter covering the Baltimore Ravens for ESPN ... but he never wants to be a head coach again. Pagano, 64, ended his four-year retirement in late January, when he was ...

Still just about in the month of May, the Los Angeles Dodgers have struck early and made what they hope will be a significant bullpen addition. The Dodgers today announced they had acquired ...

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The bullpen, considered an asset for much of the season, has posted a 7.26 ERA over its last 11 games. Tuesday's game makes ...

OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Chuck Pagano made a clear distinction Thursday: He always wanted to return to coaching, but he never wants to be a head coach again. Pagano, 64, ended his four-year retirement ...

It might feel a bit like a museum but this is the private residence of Sweden's royal family. Half joking, half serious, the ...

Plus notes on the Reds sending former closer Alexis Díaz to the Dodgers, injury updates and how the minor-league teams are ...