Taylor Hall had a goal and two assists, setting up Stefan Noesen’s game-winner with 7:05 play, and the New Jersey Devils scored four times in the third period to claw their way back into their first-round series with visiting Tampa Bay on Monday night, beating the Lightning 5-2 in Game 3. Rookie
Dwyane Wade turned in a vintage performance, scoring 28 points to end the 76ers’ 17-game winning streak and lead the Miami Heat to a 113-103 Game 2 win over host Philadelphia on Monday night and even the first-round playoff series. Playing without injured All-Star center Joel Embiid for the 10th
Ian Begley ESPN Staff Writer Close Covers the New York Knicks for ESPNNewYork.com Follow on Twitter PHILADELPHIA — All-Star center Joel Embiid took to social media to express his frustration over sitting out of the Philadelphia 76ers’ Game 2 loss to the Miami Heat due to injury. “F—-ing sick
Dwyane Wade turned back the clock and scored 28 points off the bench to help Miami fend off Philadelphia.
I’ve seen broken bat home runs before. When you watch an embarrassing amount of baseball like me, you’re bound to see it. Justin Upton (video) and Mark Reynolds (video) come to mind. I’ve never seen a broken bat home run quite like this before though. Monday night in the series opener against
Budding Yankees star slugger Aaron Judge broke a home run record held by Mark McGwire during Monday’s win over the Marlins.
The Nationals were looking up from five runs down and staring at falling seven games back of the Mets, but then their inconsistent, injury-depleted lineup came to life, driving a dominant Jacob deGrom from the game and pulling off a stunning rally Monday night in the opener of a three-game series at Citi Field.
Upsets brewing, Zach Lowe breaks down three series that resume Tuesday and Wednesday.
A company is suing LeBron James’ multimedia group in the latest legal twist over the barbershop-themed series “The Shop.”
Didi Gregorius homered twice and Aaron Judge visited the right-field seats in support of Luis Severino’s dominant effort, as the Yankees rolled past the Marlins, 12-1, on Monday evening at Yankee Stadium.
