NBA: Missed call in LeBron’s Game 4 late threeNBA: Missed call in LeBron’s Game 4 late three
NBA: Missed call in LeBron’s Game 4 late three
NBA: Missed call in LeBron’s Game 4 late three
The Warriors can breathe for a bit after a first-round series filled with drama. With a sweep of the Portland Trail Blazers, Golden State now awaits the conclusion of the series between the Utah Jazz and Los Angeles Clippers – currently tied at 2. The Warriors will also await word on coach Steve Kerr
Cubs’ offense ‘demoralizing’ for opponents
When the deadline for hosting pre-draft visitors had passed, it appeared the Pittsburgh Steelers had failed to host their full allowance. At first glance, the team was a few names short, a number that grew after Mike Tomlin and Kevin Colbert held their annual draft press conference on Monday. A simple tweet from attending reporter Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette first brought the issue to light. To further complicate matters, Colbert confirmed to the assembled media that West Virginia had been considered one of their local schools in 2017. This pushes the visits of cornerback Rasul Douglas and wide receiver Shelton Gibson outside of the Steelers allowance of 30 names, leaving them
With two more home runs Monday, Eric Thames has now hit seven homers against the Reds this season in five games.
Dustin Pedroia has some explaining to do. Maybe he can clarify everything. Maybe he called Matt Barnes on Monday to explain what he meant when he told Manny Machado on the field for all the cameras to capture, “It’s not me, it’s them.” But the most prominent voice in the Red Sox clubhouse in a post-David Ortiz world definitely has some explaining to do. Let’s remember Pedroia’s words in 2012 during a radio interview with WEEI. The second baseman revisited famous comments he made about Bobby Valentine that season, when Pedroia spoke up in defense of Kevin Youkilis after Valentine was critical of Youk. “I’m proud to a point where, you know, to be a team leader, you need to have your teammates’
In the first game since Markieff Morris called Paul Millsap a “crybaby,” Millsap led a fourth-quarter charge that sealed Game 4 for Atlanta.
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