Hanley Ramirez returned to Marlins Park on Monday night and crushed a two-run homer that put a damper into an otherwise promising Major League debut for prospect Trevor Richards. After being held in check through three innings by Richards, the Red Sox’s offense awoke in the fourth of Boston’s 7-3 victory over the Marlins.
The Nationals tallied another first-inning run, benefited from Bryce Harper’s latest home run and secured the first 4-0 record in franchise history with an 8-1 win over the Braves on Monday night at SunTrust Park.
Rich Dauer, the Astros’ former first base coach, nearly died last year after suffering a subdural hematoma. He returned to Minute Maid Park on Monday to toss the ceremonial first pitch.
With the comments of his former head coach taking center stage throughout most of the day on Monday, quarterback Josh Rosen has chimed in with a couple of tweets. “Opinions,� Rosen said, followed by the hashtag “ThingsPeopleTakeTooSeriously.� Earlier in the day, Rosen went with “Why?� followed by #why
NFL Network’s Reggie Wayne and James Jones discuss what to expect from some of the NFL’s top young players entering their second seasons.
With a combined 2,106 points, Daniel and Henrik Sedin are among the highest-scoring brothers in NHL history. Hands, vision, hockey IQ and telekinesis — the Sedin twins had it all. Daniel and Henrik announced their plans to retire at the conclusion of the season and will attempt to quietly and humbly
It’s hard for some people to fathom a quarterback as fast as the 2017 Heisman winner. Is that actually hurting him as a draft prospect?
Jackson is imperfect. He seemed frustrated at times in last year’s loss to Clemson. He has accuracy issues. He’s raw. But he just turned 21 in January.
Whining about your opponent bunting against a shift in the ninth inning of a blowout defies logic, but for the Twins and Brian Dozier, it’s part of the mind games veteran baseball players seem to love.
Nationals slugger Bryce Harper punished a first-pitch fastball from left-hander Sean Newcomb into the stands in center field for a three-run home run. It continued Harper’s fast start to the 2018 season, which is the final year on his contract in Washington.
