World Sports in 60 Seconds

World Sports in 60 Seconds for Wednesday, July twenty-ninth. In the N.H.L., San Jose locks up Macklin Celebrini on a five-year, ninety-four million dollar extension — eighteen-point-eight million a year, the richest average salary in league history, keeping the North Vancouver star in Sharks colors through twenty thirty-one thirty-two. In the N.F.L., the Browns keep their secondary together, agreeing with safety Grant Delpit on a three-year, forty-eight million dollar extension with thirty-five million guaranteed, a day after cornerback Denzel Ward also got paid. In the N.B.A., Draymond Green is back with Golden State on a one-year, twenty-seven-point-seven million deal after opting out earlier to help chase LeBron. And in baseball, two-time Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal remains the biggest name ahead of Monday’s trade deadline as Detroit weighs selling its ace. That’s your global sports briefing from Sports in 60 — catch every drop at sportsin60.com.