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Loyola has no regrets as Michigan ends its remarkable run On their last trip off the basketball court together as teammates Saturday night, Loyola guards Clayton Custer and Ben Richardson, best friends since third grade, walked with arms around one another down an Alamodome tunnel as they fought back tears ...
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Kevin Pillar's gamble pays off as he steals home to seal Jays' win TORONTO -- On the eve of Opening Day, Toronto Blue Jays speedsters Kevin Pillar and Curtis Granderson had a conversation about taking extreme base-running gambles.
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Michigan comes from behind, beats Loyola, advances to National Championship It wasn't easy for the No. 3 (33-7) Michigan Wolverines over the No. 11 (32-6) Loyola-Chicago Ramblers, but when the final buzzer sounded they were victorious.
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Rick Pitino is gone, but much of him remains at Louisville LOUISVILLE, Ky. - There is a place inside KFC Yum! Center where Rick Pitino, the University of Louisville and Adidas are presented as whole.
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Mariners' Nelson Cruz suffers ankle injury slipping on dugout steps The Seattle Mariners have another injury to deal with, this time to slugger Nelson Cruz. The Mariners' designated hitter left Saturday's game against the Cleveland Indians early due to a twisted right ankle.
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Kevin Cash liked what he saw from Kittredge, Yarbrough Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash breaks down Saturday's one-run loss and gives his assessment of how Andrew Kittredge and Ryan Yarbrough fared in the first bullpen day of the season.
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