Luis Severino allowed three home runs, including a tiebreaking home run to Carlos Santana in the seventh inning, as the New York Yankees lost to the Cleveland Indians, 6-2, Monday at Yankee Stadium.
With their suffering city heavy on their hearts and minds in the wake of the devastating floods in Houston caused by Tropical Storm Harvey, the resolute Astros checked in with friends and family members Monday after an overnight stay in Dallas before pushing onward.
Eagles deal Dorenbos to Saints for 2019 pick
Danis Zaripov will get the chance to take his talents to North America after the NHL approved the Russian winger’s eligibility following a doping ban in the KHL and international play.
Dustin Johnson hit one of the most insanely impressive drives we’ll ever see on the first playoff Sunday at The Northern Trust. Seriously, a 341-yard bomb on an outlandish line right over a huge water hazard at Glen Oaks Club’s par-4 18th. We’re getting excited, let’s watch this again. This left Johnson just 94 yards to the hole … on a 467-yard par 4. From there, he would smooth a wedge to 4 feet and birdie the hole to defeat Jordan Spieth, who hit a brilliant 315-yard drive but came nowhere close to what Johnson produced off the tee. Spieth’s drive was 25 yards shorter and on a way more conservative angle, leaving him 182 yards to the hole. Apparently this struck a nerve with a few PGA Tour
The downward spiral that put Lamar Odom in a Nevada hospital on kidney dialysis in 2015 formed through the complicated tapestry of Odom’s personal history and life at that time. Many blamed his relationship with the Kardashians or his difficult and often tragic upbringing. But few individual events
“To trade me after winning Sixth Man of the Year … what else do I got to do? Why?” —Lamar Odom
NBA forward and Houston native Gerald Green wants to lend a helping hand in the aftermath of Hurricane (now Tropical Storm) Harvey. Green posted an Instagram video Monday asking people to help him secure a boat so he could help people who are in danger because of massive flooding in the city and surrounding
Harvey flooding forces Texans to play at Dallas
The Cleveland Cavaliers will not be hosting the NBA All-Star Game anytime soon. That is because the team announced on Monday that they have pulled out of a $140 million project that was set to upgrade Quicken Loans Arena. The facility, which is one of the oldest in the league, was set to undergo a transformation
