Sources: Rubio could miss 10 days for JazzSources: Rubio could miss 10 days for Jazz
Jazz guard Ricky Rubio, who left Friday’s game against OKC in the first quarter with a hamstring injury, could be out for 10 days, sources told ESPN.
Jazz guard Ricky Rubio, who left Friday’s game against OKC in the first quarter with a hamstring injury, could be out for 10 days, sources told ESPN.
Denard Span was able to get a whole lot of running in at Fenway Park on Saturday, with some assistance from a bad hop in center field.
Utah Jazz point guard Ricky Rubio will miss Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals against the Houston Rockets because of a strained left hamstring. Rubio left Friday night’s game against the Thunder in the first quarter with the injury. The team says it does not know how long he will be out
Designated hitter Shohei Ohtani is not in the Angels’ starting lineup on Saturday, a day after suffering a mild ankle sprain during a loss to the New York Yankees.
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Jose Quintana extended his scoreless-innings streak against the Brewers to 24, Javier Baez was dazzling, and the elements created havoc at Wrigley Field on Saturday in the Cubs’ 3-0 victory — Chicago’s fourth shutout of Milwaukee in seven meetings this season. Junior Guerra continued to impress, his six-inning start marred only by Baez’s RBI double after Lorenzo Cain lost the ball in the sun, but Tommy La Stella’s pinch-hit two-run single padded the Cubs’ lead in the seventh.
Jose Quintana was stingy, Javier Baez was dazzling, and the wind created havoc at Wrigley Field on Saturday in the Cubs’ 3-0 victory over the Brewers. It was the Cubs’ fourth shutout of the Brewers in seven meetings this season. Pinch-hitter Tommy La Stella smacked a two-run single in the seventh to back Quintana, who held the Brewers to two hits over seven brilliant innings, striking out seven and taking advantage of the crazy conditions.
For a team that entered the season thinking it was ready to win 50 games and reach the Eastern Conference finals, coach Scott Brooks’ Washington Wizards sure did lose a lot of games against teams that didn’t even make the playoffs. ”I don’t know if we’re too casual or something
For the second straight day, the Cubs’ Albert Almora Jr. and Javier Baez extended their hit streaks with back-to-back hits.