Tim Twentyman Senior Writer Defensive coordinator Teryl Austin and offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter spoke to the media Thursday as they do every week during the regular season. Here are 10 takeaways from those media sessions: 1. Cooter said he dove deep and learned “a bunch� over the bye week about
Bengals coach Marvin Lewis commiserated with Colts coach Chuck Pagano on the field at Lucas Oil Stadium before their preseason game in Indianapolis last August. The Colts (2-5) still have no idea when Andrew Luck might be back from shoulder surgery – he had to stop throwing last week in his rehab program
The Dodgers decision to go with Rich Hill in Game 2 of the World Series presented by YouTube TV instead of Yu Darvish probably had more to do with Darvish’s success on the road and Hill’s track record at home.
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The Suns are shopping point guard Eric Bledsoe, and numerous reports say the Suns and Knicks have touched base about whether they could work out a mutually beneficial trade. Knicks general manger Scott Perry and team president Steve Mills were doing their due diligence, but early indications are that
The Bucks have replicated the court on which they played in the 70s and 80s. The Celtics just hope nobody gets hurt.
