Rockets issue huge response to WarriorsRockets issue huge response to Warriors
After suffering an ugly loss at home in the opener Western Conference finals, Houston came back with a complete blowout win in Game 2.
Day: May 16, 2018
Follow live: Rockets come on strong in Game 2Follow live: Rockets come on strong in Game 2
Houston has looked like a far different team than it did in a Game 1 loss to the Warriors. Can the Rockets even the Western Conference finals?
Follow live: Rockets have come to play in Game 2Follow live: Rockets have come to play in Game 2
Golden State was impressive with a decisive road win in Game 1, but the Rockets have different ideas in mind this time around.
Follow live: Warriors look to keep commandFollow live: Warriors look to keep command
Steph Curry and Golden State looked impressive with a road win over the Rockets in the West finals. The Warriors will try for an encore performance.
NASCAR drops tire rule to fix qualifying loopholeNASCAR drops tire rule to fix qualifying loophole
NASCAR has revised its tire rules in order to keep any team that fails to make a qualifying lap from having an advantage.
Crew sets season high with 4 HRs vs. D-backsCrew sets season high with 4 HRs vs. D-backs
The Brewers went on the road searching for offense, and it looks like they found it. Topping the magical four-run mark for the fifth time in the first seven games of this long trip, the Brewers set a season-high by hitting four home runs before making their 10th out on Wednesday against the D-backs at Chase Field.
Las Vegas fans are all-in on the Golden KnightsLas Vegas fans are all-in on the Golden Knights
Nothing about this Knights season is ordinary, and that includes practice. While 30 other teams practice in secrecy, the doors are wide-open in Vegas.
Servais hits two pillars on ‘Old Baseball Cards’Servais hits two pillars on ‘Old Baseball Cards’
Mariners manager Scott Servais opens up some cards from 1994 and 1991 and recalls some fond memories of some former teammates.
Cards outpace Twins as offense comes aliveCards outpace Twins as offense comes alive
Dexter Fowler (2-for-3, 2 RBIs) and Matt Carpenter (3-for-5) were at the center of St. Louis’ 13-hit outpouring that began against former Cardinals pitcher Lance Lynn and continued against six Twins relievers. Paul DeJong, Jedd Gyorko and Jose Martinez also contributed RBI knocks, while Tommy Pham went deep. Lynn lasted just three innings, while Cardinals starter Miles Mikolas went 4 2/3 frames. Logan Morrison led Minnesota’s offense with a homer and an RBI single, and Max Kepler and Joe Mauer each brought home runs.
NFL to vote on replay review for all ejectionsNFL to vote on replay review for all ejections
NFL owners will vote next week on a proposal to make all player ejections subject to replay review.