The Daily Dirt: Germany-Netherlands canceled after threat

In the wake of the Paris terrorist attacks and another credible threat in Hannover, Germany, the Wednesday friendly between the German and Dutch men's national teams was abandoned. German interior minister Thomas de Maizere made the call: "It was an extremely tough decision to cancel the match, " he said, "which was made after many pieces of info indicated concrete threat." Despite the threat, no explosives were found and no arrests were made.

A friendly between Belgium and Spain was also canceled amid Belgian police's manhunt for individuals suspected to be involved with the attacks.

Zlatan Ibrahimovic scores twice to send Sweden to Euro 2016 [SBN]

Sweden eliminated Denmark in their Euro playoff tie, 4-3 on aggregate, and Emperor Zlatan made sure he'll get one more big tournament under his belt. That means we'll all get to enjoy more goals like these:

Sounders offer Morris largest Homegrown contract in MLS history [SSFC]

Seattle Sounders really want future American star (hopefully!) Jordan Morris to spend his professional career wearing neon green. Seattle brass didn't go into specifics, but general manager Garth Lagerway said the contract offered to the academy player is worth more than the $223,000 in guaranteed compensation going to LA Galaxy's Gyasi Zardes.

Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard surprised by MLS' difficulty - Donovan [ESPNFC]

Landon Donovan has been an unstoppable hot take machine since he retired from MLS at the end of last season.

What's happening in The A?

The Hawks got back in the win column with a 103-97 victory over the Sacramento Kings. Paul Millsap led the way with 23 points, 16 rebounds, three assists, three steals, and two blocks.

Shelby Miller is a good player on the Braves roster, so he's rumored to be a potential trade candidate. The Giants and Dodgers appear to be sniffing around to see what sort of minor league prospects it would take to acquire the proven big league pitcher.