Football is a game of misdirection and disguise, and there have been plenty of both in the NFL this season. Typically, the only certainty about the league has been its unpredictability. The Philadelphia Eagles are soaring, the Rams are rising, the New England Patriots are starting to show their age and
A portion of Texans owner Bob McNair’s statement: “I was not referring to our players when I made a very regretful comment during the owners meetings last week. I was referring to the relationship between the league office and team owners…” Â
NFL Network’s Michael Robinson discusses Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson and what he can expect from the Seattle Seahawks defense in their upcoming match up.
Q&A with Walt Frazier on 50th anniversary of his NBA debut
Amid political protests, boycotts and sagging TV ratings, Bob McNair found a new way to distract from the actual games — insult the players.
Two separate racially insensitive incidents dominated the sports world on Saturday, as Houston Astros player Yuli Gurriel and Houston Texans football owner Bob McNair both issued apologies for their prior actions – Gurriel for a Friday night gesture and comments demeaning Japanese pitcher Yu Darvish
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George Springer dazzling as Astros’ latest East Coast import
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