Power Rankings: No stopping the AstrosPower Rankings: No stopping the Astros
MLB expert Tim Brown gives us two teams who are heading in opposite directions in this week’s Power Rankings.
MLB expert Tim Brown gives us two teams who are heading in opposite directions in this week’s Power Rankings.
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Days after Tiger Woods was arrested for DUI, former Ryder Cup captain Paul Azinger claimed that some of Woods’ peers believe pain meds have been a long-term “problem” for the 14-time major champ. Azinger appeared on “The Herd” on Fox Sports 1 Thursday to preview next week’s U.S. Open, but the conversation quickly turned to Woods’ May 29 arrest in Jupiter, Fla. Woods was found asleep at the wheel and blew a 0.000 on two separate Breathalyzer tests, but he failed multiple field sobriety tests. Woods told police he was taking a combination of medications that included the painkiller Vicodin, and he later released a statement citing “an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications.” “I know firsthand
Bills coach Sean McDermott announced oft-injured receiver Sammy Watkins would work in a limited capacity Thursday. Until this week, Watkins hadn’t practiced since undergoing foot surgery in January.
Bills coach Sean McDermott updated the status of some injured players on Thursday and the news was mostly positive. Wide receiver Sammy Watkins began doing individual drills with the team for the first time this offseason at Tuesday’s practice. Watkins had not practiced during the offseason program while
Panthers tight end Greg Olsen wishes he could get to work with his new teammate Christian McCaffrey. Instead, the NFL’s rules prevent McCaffrey from doing any work because his school, Stanford, is still in session. McCaffrey isn’t even enrolled in school this semester, but that doesn’t matter: The NFL
The Cowboys continue their search for backup quarterbacks as they are scheduled to work out Ryan Nassib on Thursday, according to multiple reports. The Cowboys re-signed Kellen Moore, a favorite of offensive coordinator Scott Linehan, to backup Dak Prescott. But they continue to look for additional options
Cornerback Josh Norman became a star player in 2015, as the Panthers went 15-1 and landed in the Super Bowl. But he thinks that he played better last season, as a member of a non-playoff team. “By far for me that was the best season I had,� Norman said Wednesday, via John Keim of ESPN.com.…
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