Dirt bike accident sends Bumgarner to DLDirt bike accident sends Bumgarner to DL
The Giants placed left-handed pitcher Madison Bumgarner on the 10-day disabled list Friday with bruised ribs and a Grade 1 or 2 left shoulder AC sprain.
Day: April 21, 2017
Poulter says all is not lost after losing tour statusPoulter says all is not lost after losing tour status
Britain’s Ian Poulter says his career is far from over despite losing his playing status on the US PGA Tour on Friday after a poor showing at the Texas Open. “Questions have been coming thick and fast and I think it has been slightly over-dramatized,” Poulter said Friday. Poulter, who has not won since the 2012 World Golf Championships HSBC Champions in China, can play on past champion status and by way of sponsor exemptions as well as a secondary status.
Rangers release Hamilton; is this the end?Rangers release Hamilton; is this the end?
Josh Hamilton, 35, injured his left knee in spring training and now he has an injured right knee.
Breakout stars of the Stanley Cup PlayoffsBreakout stars of the Stanley Cup Playoffs
Puck Daddy’s Greg Wyshynski runs through five players who have increased their profiles with outstanding performances.
Texans GM: No pressure to draft 1st-round QBTexans GM: No pressure to draft 1st-round QB
Texans GM: No pressure to draft 1st-round QB
The Bucks only started Thon Maker because they don’t have a D-League team, and now look at himThe Bucks only started Thon Maker because they don’t have a D-League team, and now look at him
Considering pre-draft questions about his age, Sudanese-born 7-footer Thon Maker was considered somewhat of a joke when the Milwaukee Bucks surprisingly selected him 10th overall this past June.
Judge rules to preserve Hernandez evidenceJudge rules to preserve Hernandez evidence
Judge rules to preserve Hernandez evidence
Woj Report: Rondo’s return to relevancyWoj Report: Rondo’s return to relevancy
The Vertical’s Adrian Wojnarowski details Rajon Rondo’s stunning turnaround and untimely injury that may have completely changed their first-round series with the Celtics.
Leafs need to show a little desperationLeafs need to show a little desperation
Leafs need to show a little desperation
Don Larsen, 1956Don Larsen, 1956
While he threw the most famous perfect game in major league history-the only one in the World Series to date-Larsen rarely stood out otherwise during his 14-year career. Traded to the Yankees as part of a 17-player (!) blockbuster in November 1954, Larsen posted a respectable 45-24 record with a 3.50 ERA in five seasons with New York, including 11-5, 2.36 in 1956. On Oct. 8, he overpowered a Brooklyn Dodgers lineup featuring four future Hall of Famers, striking out pinch-hitter Dale Mitchell for the 27th and final out of a 2-0 win.
