Darren Sproles has been a human highlight reel his entire careerDarren Sproles has been a human highlight reel his entire career
With Darren Sproles’ exciting career possibly over, we take a look back at five of his greatest plays.
Day: September 28, 2017
Jacoby Jones Retiring a Raven for All TimeJacoby Jones Retiring a Raven for All Time
The best moments of Jacoby Jones’ career happened in Baltimore, so it’s only appropriate that he forever be remembered in purple and black. Jones will retire as a Baltimore Raven Friday at a 1 p.m. press conference held at the Under Armour Performance Center. He will be joined by General Manager
Previewing Thursday’s meaningful baseballPreviewing Thursday’s meaningful baseball
The AL East and the NL Wild Card are the only playoff races still unsettled as the final weekend of the regular season approaches.
Lions DT: Father lost work over anthem protestLions DT: Father lost work over anthem protest
Lions DT: Father lost work over anthem protest
Red Sox owner denounces ‘racism and hate’Red Sox owner denounces ‘racism and hate’
Red Sox owner John Henry is banding together with the other New England sports teams to fight racism and hate speech.
LeBron day-to-day after turning left ankleLeBron day-to-day after turning left ankle
LeBron day-to-day after turning left ankle
Keep it 100: HRs, Cookie lead Tribe over TwinsKeep it 100: HRs, Cookie lead Tribe over Twins
Thanks to a dominant outing from right-hander Carlos Carrasco and three home runs from the offense, the Indians reached 100 wins on the season, defeating the Twins, 5-2, in Thursday’s series finale at Progressive Field.
Thursday’s final match ends in crucial halveThursday’s final match ends in crucial halve
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – The final margin at the end play Thursday of the Presidents Cup’s wasn’t decided until the last hole of the last match. The Americans were ahead 3-1, as Jason Day and Marc Leishman held a 1-up advantage with two holes remaining for the Internationals in their match against Kevin Kisner and Phil Mickelson. With a chance to cut the International deficit to a single point, Day and Leishman instead bogeyed the last two holes to halve the match, giving the Americans a 3 1/2 to 1 1/2 advantage after Day 1. Phil Mickelson had an 8-footer for par on the par-3 18th hole to win the match and the put the U.S. up 4-1, but it just slid past the hole. “That’s about as intense as it gets,â€�
Think Alex Smith has changed his approach? Not so fast …Think Alex Smith has changed his approach? Not so fast …
Think Alex Smith has changed his approach? Not so fast …
Dwane Casey disturbed by slippage in Raptors defenceDwane Casey disturbed by slippage in Raptors defence
DENVER—It’s unfair to discuss the lapses in the Toronto Raptors defence solely on the circumstances of their last two games since the offensive firepower of the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors often lays waste to the best the NBA has to offer. But even taking those two losses for what