OAKLAND, Calif. – The Milwaukee Bucks were in a good position, locked in a tight battle with the reigning-champion Golden State Warriors in the latter stages of the second quarter. Then, over the course of 95 seconds, everything changed and the game turned into a one-sided affair. The root cause of the
The Sacramento Kings-Indiana Pacers game tipped off Thursday without disruption from protesters outside the downtown Sacramento arena.
This Opening Day delivered on all sorts of levels, with moments of high drama, emotion along with some wonderful hardball. Let’s check out 10 moments that made it special.
Warriors’ All-Star Kevin Durant was ejected for arguing with official Tre Maddox on Thursday night. KD was making his return to the court after missing six games because of a rib injury. He was gone before halftime.
A loss to the Boston Bruins on Thursday night dropped the Tampa Bay Lightning out of first place in the Atlantic Division for the first time in more than five months and immediately left the Lightning focused on a rematch with the Bruins next week. The Lightning and Rangers enter Friday mired in losing
Penguins star Sidney Crosby showed off his batting skills again Thursday night, swatting his own rebound out of the air for a walk-off winner as Pittsburgh beat the Devils 4-3 in overtime.
Penguins star Sidney Crosby showed off his batting skills again Thursday night, swatting his own rebound out of the air for a walk-off winner as Pittsburgh beat the Devils 4-3 in overtime. It was Crosby’s 28th goal of the season.
PGA Tour rookie Sam Ryder holed an 8-foot birdie putt on the 15th hole to reach 8-under par before it was too dark to continue Thursday at the Houston Open, putting him atop the leaderboard. The round was delayed two hours by overnight rain.
Kauffman Stadium generally is regarded as a pitcher-friendly ballpark, but the White Sox rewrote the profile for at least one chilly Thursday afternoon, erupting for 14 runs and tying an MLB record with six Opening Day home runs.
The National Football League’s Senior Vice President of Officiating Al Riveron announced the hiring of six new officials for the 2018 season on Thursday. All six additions come from the major Division I football conferences: Land Clark (Pac-12), Matt Edwards (Big Ten), Anthony Jeffries (SEC), Tony Josselyn
