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Zepeda needs to show more if he wants a world title, preschool teacher Muratalla makes the grade Jose Zepeda did what he was expected to do on Tuesday -- he once again proved himself to be an extremely well-schooled and fundamentally sound fighter as he controlled the majority of his fight against Kendo Castaneda in the main event of a Top Rank ...
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Gio Gonzalez still hoping to throw 'at least one pitch' for White Sox Forgive Gio Gonzalez if his short-term goal is pretty basic. Latest White Sox Talk. Still waiting: Gonzalez hopes to finally pitch for White Sox · Sox pitchers up for any role in 2020: 'We want to win' · Crosstown World Series? Sox-Cubs could be 'a little taste' in �.
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49ers' Kendrick Bourne, NFL stars not fans of league's escrow proposal With each passing day, the concerns over the coronavirus grow. For the sports world, that means uncertainty. Will the games be played as scheduled? Will there be fans in the stands? What will revenue look like? On Tuesday, the NFL reportedly made a ...
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Stefon Diggs is unsure about the NFL starting up with 'so many unanswered questions' On Tuesday, Cleveland Browns center and NFLPA president J.C. Tretter penned a letter questioning if the NFL is truly prioritizing player safety in its return to work plan, which is expected to begin with training camp at the end of the month. Hours later, Buffalo ...
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FC Dallas leaving MLS is Back Tournament the 'right decision' - Luchi Gonzalez FC Dallas head coach Luchi Gonzalez is sure that the decision to pull out of the MLS is Back tournament was the right one for the club, players and the league. Major League Soccer announced on Monday that the club would not be taking part in the ...
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Yanks' Cole learns safety-protocol lesson in 1st intrasquad NEW YORK (AP) — Gerrit Cole couldn't have expected the New York Yankees to take the ball away from him just one batter into his first home start in the Bronx. But the team's new $324 million ace learned the hard way about one of baseball's new ...
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Mikel Arteta irked at Leicester not being reduced to 10 men when Arsenal were Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta claimed Leicester should have been reduced to 10 men during the first half as his side drew 1-1 with the Foxes at the Emirates Stadium. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang put the Gunners ahead in the 21st minute and they could have ...
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Eagles denounce DeSean Jackson's 'appalling' anti-Semitic posts; WR issues apologies UPDATE 3: Jackson posted a second apology, this time to the Jewish community, Lurie, Roseman, coach Doug Pederson, the Eagles organization and Eagles fans. He also tried to explain what he was doing with the initial post. "My intention was to uplift, ...
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Nigel Pearson pleased after Danny Welbeck's wonder goal helps Watford move clear Watford manager Nigel Pearson was pleased for Danny Welbeck after his wonder goal boosted his side's survival chances in a 2-1 win over Norwich. Welbeck capitalised on a deflected cross to hit an incredible overhead kick as Nigel Pearson's side came ...
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Twins pitcher Rich Hill happy to be back on the mound Rich Hill had already had Tommy John surgery. A second Tommy John would cost the veteran valuable time — time he didn't want to lose. And so the starter took an educated, well-researched leap of faith. Hill, now 40, underwent a primary repair surgery last ...
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Nets Rumors: Lance Thomas Among Candidates for Potential Replacement Players The Brooklyn Nets are reportedly considering veteran forward Lance Thomas as a replacement option heading into the NBA restart in Orlando, according to Ian Begley of SNY. The Nets will be extremely shorthanded with Spencer Dinwiddie, Taurean Prince, ...
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Padres' Edward Olivares: In running for roster spot Olivares has opened eyes at summer camp and could make a push for the Padres' 30-man Opening Day roster, AJ Cassavell of MLB.com reports. Olivares' bid to break camp with the big club began in spring training, when he slashed .389/.421/.722 with a ...
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Alabama offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian recovering from heart surgery Alabama offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian underwent successful heart surgery last week, the result of annual physicals on the staff. "The Alabama football coaching staff participates in an annual executive physical. During Coach Sarkisian's physical last ...
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Deshaun Watson expecting uncomfortable conversations at camp Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson expects uncomfortable conversations at training camp after the May 25 death of George Floyd sparked protests and activism that he, some of his teammates and others around the NFL joined. The team has not been ...
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Asia Durr Opts Out of 2020 WNBA Season Former University of Louisville and current New York Liberty guard Asia Durr announced Tuesday that she would sitting out for the upcoming 2020 WNBA season after testing positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19) back on June 8. "After much thought and ...
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Florida's Mann returning for sophomore year, chance to start GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) -- Florida guard Tre Mann is returning for his sophomore season. Mann withdrew his name from the NBA draft Tuesday and plans to stay in school at least another year, a significant and somewhat expected development for fifth-year ...
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McDaniel College's 2020 football season won't be played after Centennial Conference's ruling McDaniel College won't be playing football in 2020, and the Green Terror's other fall sports are suspended following the Centennial Conference's announcement Tuesday that relates to the coronavirus pandemic. The conference's Presidents Council is ...
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Arizona Diamondbacks play waiting game after Kole Calhoun's positive COVID-19 test Right fielder Kole Calhoun is the most high-profile Diamondbacks player yet to test positive for COVID-19. According to manager Torey Lovullo, Calhoun is asymptomatic, which is an encouraging sign for the club on both personal and professional levels.
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Report: Atlanta Braves discussing the use of the 'Tomahawk Chop', not name change While there has been an abundance of conversations surrounding a name change for the Washington Redskins and Cleveland Indians, the Atlanta Braves are another team that is evaluating some key facets of the organization. While the Braves have no ...
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Australian Olympic snowboarder Alex Pullin dead at 32 Australia's double world champion snowboarder Alex Pullin drowned while spear fishing off a Gold Coast beach on Wednesday, state media reported. Pullin was in waters off Palm Beach in southern Queensland on Wednesday morning, local media reported.
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Carolina Panthers: If Cam Newton isn't bitter, he should stop acting like it If former Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton is not bitter about the way he departed the organization, he should stop acting like it. Former Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton threw some more shade at the organization this weekend.
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Kailua's Martin Day will honor longtime coach when he opens Fight Island festivities at historic UFC 251 When the UFC takes its show to Yas Island in Abu Dhabi for UFC 251 on Saturday, Max Holloway's featherweight title fight against Alexander Volkanovski won't be the only bout featuring a Hawaii fighter on the card. While the fight between Waianae's ...
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July 7: Astros summer camp Karen Warren/Staff photographerHouston Astros shortstop Carlos Correa lounges between drills during the Astros summer camp at Minute Maid Park, Tuesday, July 7, 2020, in Houston. Houston Astros pitcher Cy Sneed pitches a live batting practice session ...
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Williams speaks on return to play, CBA, Forslund, Rangers, Hub Cities, more The NHL's COVID-19 shutdown was ill-timed for everyone, but especially for Carolina Hurricanes forward Justin Williams. The Canes' veteran winger returned to the team after sitting out the first half of the season to ponder his hockey future, and posted eight ...
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After 116-day hiatus, international cricket to resume with England-Windies series Australia and New Zealand had played the last international cricket match on March 13 behind closed doors, but the remaining two ODIs of this particular series were cancelled due to COVID-19.
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Boeheim's Army pulls away to beat Men of Mackey, advance in The Basketball Tournament It was a fight from start to finish, but for an "Army" of former Syracuse Orange stars it was about banding together for the win. In the Round of 16 at The Basketball Tournament, Boeheim's Army outlasted Men of Mackey, a Purdue alumni based team 76-69.
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Pause, rewind, play: Ganguly's masterclass on batting, which showed there was a method to his legend For many, Sourav Ganguly's greatest contribution to Indian cricket is his captaincy. Under his leadership, the country saw several players – including Harbhajan Singh, Virender Sehwag, Zaheer Khan and Yuvraj Singh – turn into greats of the game. Ganguly's ...
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Brandon Ingram never in doubt for Pelicans New Orleans Pelicans small forward Brandon Ingram said his status for the Orlando restart was never in doubt. What It Means: Ingram is set to be one of the top restricted free agents this summer, but that won't keep him from joining his teammates in Orlando.
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Nebraska seeking more consistency in Frost's third season Expectations were high for Nebraska in 2019, but with sophomore quarterback Adrian Martinez banged up throughout the season, the Cornhuskers were unable to establish any consistency. A disappointing overtime loss at Colorado set the tone for the rest of ...
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'We have to get this right': Michael Jordan, Roy Williams join former Tar Heels in condemning racism Between Williams and Jordan, more than 20 players representing each of UNC's national title teams in 1957, 1982, 1993, 2005, 2009 and 2017 delivered their thoughts on the fight against racism. It led with Roy Williams and closed with Michael Jordan.
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Nick Castellanos chose the Reds so he didn't have to DH With the designated hitter coming to the National League in 2020 in a shortened season, the idea was that it would benefit the Cincinnati Reds quite a bit. Their outfield is crowded, to say the least. Nick Senzel, Nick Castellanos, Jesse Winker, and Shogo ...
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