Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews will miss Thursday night’s preseason game against the Canadiens with an upper-body injury.… Continue Reading »
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Ref’s no-calls amuse Nancy as Crew lose shootout
Columbus Crew coach Wilfried Nancy criticized the referee for allowing the Club América goalkeeper to stay off the goal line during the decisive penalty kick, which led to the Liga MX side’s victory in the Campeones Cup on Wednesday.… Continue Reading »
Ohtani’s 50/50 home run ball to be auctioned
The coveted Shohei Ohtani 50/50 home run ball has been consigned to collectibles marketplace Goldin and bidding will begin Friday.… Continue Reading »
Twins’ Wallner heads to IL with strained oblique
Twins outfielder Matt Wallner, who injured his oblique on a strikeout as a pinch hitter, was put on the injured list, ending his regular season.… Continue Reading »
Mets-Braves series PPD to Mon. amid playoff hunt
The final two games of a crucial series between the Mets and Braves were postponed Wednesday by heavy rains ahead of Hurricane Helene.… Continue Reading »
Category specialists to win your H2H category or roto leagues
For roto and H2H leagues, you need to know which specialists to target to win the most categories. These are the players to draft.… Continue Reading »
Giants’ Daniel Jones: ‘I’ve played more, seen more, studied and improved’ — but is it enough?
This Daniel Jones is bigger, stronger — but has more calluses — unlike his former rookie self who was once the Giants’ “next great quarterback.”… Continue Reading »
Improved Herbert: Too early to know W4 status
Justin Herbert was listed as a limited participant at practice Wednesday. He said he participated in 7-on-7 drills and that his sprained right ankle felt good.… Continue Reading »
Players hail ‘one of the GOATs’ as Taurasi walks off
Diana Taurasi did not make any official declarations about her future after the Mercury were ousted from the playoffs Wednesday, but the postgame mood seemed to signal a finality to her 20-year run.… Continue Reading »
How an NBA sixth man built a $600M empire
Drafted by the Lakers in 1975, Junior Bridgeman spent four decades building a nine-figure, multinational empire. And now he’s teaching NBA rookies, veterans and teams exactly how he did it.… Continue Reading »