Santana exits with bruised wrist after HBPSantana exits with bruised wrist after HBP
Brewers right fielder Domingo Santana was struck by a Chris Archer pitch on the right hand or wrist and had to leave the game.
Day: August 6, 2017
Jaguars release oft-injured safety Sample, sign JohnsonJaguars release oft-injured safety Sample, sign Johnson
The Jacksonville Jaguars have released oft-injured safety James Sample, a fourth-round draft pick in 2015. The Jaguars parted ways with Sample on Sunday, after he missed two practices with an apparent injury. The team signed journeyman Jeron Johnson to fill Sample’s roster spot. Sample, who played
Mariners get All-Star Alonso in deal with A’sMariners get All-Star Alonso in deal with A’s
The Mariners acquired infielder Yonder Alonso from the Athletics in exchange for Minor League outfielder Boog Powell.
Silver: Cutler signing is good short term news for Miami but not cause for celebrationSilver: Cutler signing is good short term news for Miami but not cause for celebration
NFL Network’s Michael Silver discusses the significance of the Miami Dolphins signing free agent quarterback Jay Cutler both for the team, and Ryan Tannehill specifically.
McCollum expects strong NBA season from PortlandMcCollum expects strong NBA season from Portland
Portland Trail Blazers shooting guard CJ McCollum is expecting his side to put on a strong showing during the upcoming NBA season.
Reeling Dolphins lure Cutler out of retirementReeling Dolphins lure Cutler out of retirement
Jay Cutler is poised to end his brief retirement, quit broadcasting before he began, and get back on the football field.
Yankees sit All-Star Sanchez over poor defenseYankees sit All-Star Sanchez over poor defense
Yankees sit All-Star Sanchez over poor defense
Spieth closes with 68, says Rory is ‘guy to beat’ at PGASpieth closes with 68, says Rory is ‘guy to beat’ at PGA
AKRON, Ohio – After dramatic victories in each of his last two starts, Jordan Spieth had a pretty stress-free finale at the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. Spieth closed with a 2-under 68 at Firestone Country Club, playing alongside Matt Kuchar just two weeks after their memorable duel at Royal Birkdale. It left him at 4 under for the week and outside the top 10, but Spieth managed to find a silver lining. “I had a chance to do something special today, but after nine holes that was done,� Spieth said. “It was kind of nice playing a little relaxed golf. But I do miss the heat of things, and that’s the goal is to get back in the heat by Saturday, Sunday next week.� While Spieth’s work in Akron didn’t
First pitch: Fix clicks for slumping Wil MyersFirst pitch: Fix clicks for slumping Wil Myers
At various times over a three-month stretch in which he’s sputtered to the tune of a .207 batting average, Wil Myers believed he’d honed in on fixes for an out-of-sync swing. He’s hoping the latest adjustment is the one to get him over the hump. “I worked on a few things in the cage for the
Yin, Ernst picked for Solheim team; Creamer left outYin, Ernst picked for Solheim team; Creamer left out
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland – The U.S. and European Solheim Cup teams will re-engage their intensifying rivalry with some fresh new faces in the mix. American captain Juli Inkster announced Austin Ernst and rookie Angel Yin as her two picks Sunday to fill out her 12-player roster. They will join Danielle Kang as first-time Solheim Cup participants. European captain Annika Sorenstam announced LPGA rookies Madelene Sagstrom of Sweden and Emily Pedersen of the Netherlands as two of her four picks. They joined Solheim Cup veterans Anna Nordqvist of Sweden and Caroline Masson of Germany as captain’s picks. One-third of Sorenstam’s team will be playing a Solheim Cup for the first time, and they will do it