Bruins legend Milt Schmidt dies at age 98Bruins legend Milt Schmidt dies at age 98
Bruins legend Milt Schmidt dies at age 98
Day: January 4, 2017
Bears embrace Jeffery’s Super Bowl guaranteeBears embrace Jeffery’s Super Bowl guarantee
Bears embrace Jeffery’s Super Bowl guarantee
Moore likely Miami starter; Tannehill not outMoore likely Miami starter; Tannehill not out
Moore likely Miami starter; Tannehill not out
Two-time European Tour winner Westner dies in suspected suicide (Sports Betting News)Two-time European Tour winner Westner dies in suspected suicide (Sports Betting News)
Two-time European Tour winner and former World Cup of Golf champion Wayne Westner has died in a suspected suicide in South Africa, local police said on Wednesday. Westner, 55, was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head and a pistol next to his body at the home of his estranged wife in Pennington, south of Durban. “An inquest was opened after a man allegedly shot himself in front of his wife at Pennington area today,” South African Police Services spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Thulani Zwane told TMG Digital.
Matt Moore to start this week, barring drastic changeMatt Moore to start this week, barring drastic change
The Dolphins were waiting to see if Ryan Tannehill’s knee was good enough to practice this week. It appears as though that isn’t the case, as coach Adam Gase said Matt Moore will likely start.
Texans without Savage as backup QB SaturdayTexans without Savage as backup QB Saturday
Texans without Savage as backup QB Saturday
Motiejunas ‘saw the best opportunity’ with PelicansMotiejunas ‘saw the best opportunity’ with Pelicans
Motiejunas ‘saw the best opportunity’ with Pelicans
Golf-Two-time European Tour winner Westner dies in suspected suicide (Sports Betting News)Golf-Two-time European Tour winner Westner dies in suspected suicide (Sports Betting News)
(Adds details, quotes) * Westner won the World Cup of Golf in 1996 * He retired through injury in 1998 with 12 professional wins CAPE TOWN, Jan 4 (Officialsportsbetting.com) – Two-time European Tour winner and former World Cup of Golf champion Wayne Westner has died in a suspected suicide in South Africa, local police said on Wednesday. Westner, 55, was found dead with a gunshot wound to the head and a pistol next to his body at the home of his estranged wife in Pennington, south of Durban. “An inquest was opened after a man allegedly shot himself in front of his wife at Pennington area today,” South African Police Services spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Thulani Zwane told TMG Digital.
Baffert’s loss a gain for other trainersBaffert’s loss a gain for other trainers
Baffert’s loss a gain for other trainers
Injuries: Randall Cobb (ankle) set to practiceInjuries: Randall Cobb (ankle) set to practice
Aaron Rodgers may get one of his top weapons back in time vs. the Giants. After being sidelined the last two games, Packers coach Mike McCarthy said Randall Cobb (ankle) will practice Wednesday.