New York went 7-5 against Houston, Toronto, Detroit and Boston. Did it teach us anything for October?… Continue Reading »
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‘They’re done building around him’: Inside the tumultuous Kawhi Leonard era in Los Angeles
Just weeks after the Clippers shocked the NBA world by signing the 2019 NBA MVP, a feeling percolated across the organization: fear.… Continue Reading »
Blackhawks lock up Knight with 3-year extension
The Blackhawks are counting on Spencer Knight to become their long-term starter after signing the goalie to a three-year, $17.5 million contract extension.… Continue Reading »
Duclair: Roy apologized for ‘god-awful’ comment
Patrick Roy and Anthony Duclair cleared the air this summer after the Hall of Fame goaltender-turned- New York Islanders coach sharply criticized the winger’s play publicly late last season.… Continue Reading »
Miller to captain Rangers in first full season back
J.T. Miller, who was reacquired by the Rangers in January and became one of their leading scorers, was named captain Tuesday.… Continue Reading »
Flyers GM: Hart will not return after acquittal
Flyers general manager Danny Briere said Tuesday that the agent for free agent Carter Hart told the team the goalie has ruled out signing with the franchise when he is eligible to return to the NHL next month.… Continue Reading »
MLB nears ’26-’28 deals with ESPN, NBC, Netflix
Commissioner Rob Manfred on Tuesday confirmed that MLB is nearing broadcast agreements with three media companies for the 2026 through 2028 seasons.… Continue Reading »
Jays’ Bichette out for regular season, eyes Oct.
Blue Jays shortstop Bo Bichette will miss the remainder of the regular season after a second opinion confirmed he has a sprained left knee, but the AL East leaders hope to get him back during the playoffs.… Continue Reading »
Fever leap another hurdle, stay alive in G2 rout
The Fever proved their resilience yet again, proving they aren’t done yet after a 77-60 throttling of the Dream on Tuesday to force a winner-take-all Game 3.… Continue Reading »
Storm halt Aces’ 17-game win streak, force Game 3
The Storm handed the Aces their first loss since Aug. 2, rallying from a 14-point deficit in the second half Tuesday night to win Game 2 of their first-round series 86-83 and force a deciding Game 3 on Thursday in Las Vegas.… Continue Reading »