For most of the past two weeks, the Charlotte Hornets have had all the luxuries and spoils of home: sleeping in their own beds, driving to the Spectrum Center in their own cars, and playing in front of home crowds. And yet, even though six of the team’s past seven games have been in Charlotte, its
The NFC crowned its No. 1 seed on Monday, but wild-card spots and home-field advantage in the AFC are still up for grabs. Here’s where things stand.
Each week one of the Steelers coordinators will share their insight in an exclusive interview that can be heard on SNR every Thursday in the 3 p.m. hour. This version of Coordinators Corner will give you a sneak peek of what to expect, but it just touches the surface. Read what they have to say, but
It’s a doubleheader night on NBCSN and the NBC Sports app, as the Capitals host the Bruins followed by the Golden Knights at the Kings.
The Indianapolis Colts play their finale versus the Houston Texans at home Sunday. An Indiana lawmaker is filing legislation that would require the Indianapolis Colts to offer fans refunds if Colts players kneel during the national anthem at home games. Rep. Milo Smith, R-Columbus, said his bill would
Just one day after Landon Collins publicly expressed his opinion that teammate Eli Apple is a “cancer” who “needs to grow up,” Apple’s half-brother, Dane Blackson, is coming to his defense. The Giants cornerback continues to be at the center of drama with the Giants this season
Bart Starr’s sneak to win the Ice Bowl is on the short list of the most famous plays in NFL history and often is cited to illustrate the quarterback’s intuitive play-calling ability and to epitomize the 1960s Green Bay Packers. Much earlier in the game, though, Starr called a similarly brilliant
Toronto has abandoned its throwback, iso-heavy principles and embraced ball movement and launching 3-pointers.
Chris Paul missed his third straight game since suffering a left adductor strain, but he is expected to return either Friday against the Wizards or Sunday against the Lakers.
The Rockets have listed Chris Paul as out for Thursday’s game against the Celtics, marking the point guard’s third missed game since straining his left adductor last week.
