Sports briefly:

Eric Reid, who appeared to be one of the most reliable defensive backs on this year's NFL free agency market, is still looking for a job. His continued unemployment prompted the NFL Players Association to file a non-injury grievance related to Reid's free agency. The grievance is related to questions the veteran safety has been asked about his plans to continue kneeling during the anthem next season.

... The Saints released veteran tight end Coby Fleener. The 6-foot-6, 251-pound Fleener caught 72 passes for 926 yards and five touchdowns in 27 games with the Saints before his 2017 season was cut short by a Week 12 concussion. ... Former Broncos running back C.J. Anderson signed a one-year contract with the Panthers. Anderson has run for 3,051 yards in his five-year NFL career.

Justify's win in the 2018 Kentucky Derby capped a $1.2 million payday for an Austin, Texas, woman. Margaret Reid was at Retama Park, near San Antonio, watching and wagering the day's racing Saturday at Churchill Downs in Louisiville, Ky.

Reid wagered $18 on a Pick 5 bet, picking which horses she thought would win the Derby and the four Churchill Downs races leading up to it.

And she hit each one: Limousine Liberal in the Churchill Downs Stakes, Maraud in the American Turf Stakes, 39-1 longshot Funny Duck in the Pat Day Mile Stakes, 9-1 longshot Yoshida in the Old Forester Turf Classic Stakes, then Justify in the Derby.

The United States beat Germany 3-0 to stay unbeaten at the world ice hockey championship in Herning, Denmark. U.S. captain Patrick Kane broke the deadlock and assisted on the other two goals. Just over two minutes later, Derek Ryan added an insurance goal also on a power play. In the final period, Kane found his NHL teammate Alex DeBrincat in front of the net for the third goal. U.S. goalie Keith Kinkaid stopped 24 shots for his second straight shutout.

College football: Georgia Tech starters A.J Gray (heart) and Jake Stickler (undisclosed) are giving up football because of medical issues.

WNBA: Former Gophers great Rachel Banham hit a three-pointer at the buzzer as host Connecticut beat Los Angeles 68-65 in a WNBA preseason game. "It felt good coming off my hand," Banham said.