The Rockets will have to find a way to limit their turnovers in Game 2 in order to salvage a pivotal home win before the series heads to Oakland.
On Friday night in Anaheim, Mike Trout ripped a line drive with an exit velocity of 118.0 mph at Twins shortstop Gregorio Petit. The result was an out to end the game — a 5-4 loss vs. Minnesota — but it was the hardest batted ball any Angels player has hit since Statcast™ was introduced in 2015. It was also a prime example of an overall trend this season for Trout.
Following days of consideration, the Mets decided Wednesday to plate Yoenis Cespedes on the 10-day disabled list with a strained right hip flexor, retroactive to Monday. Cespedes will be eligible to return May 24.
A quarter of the way through the MLB schedule, the all-world Angels outfielder is on a run for the ages.
Chris Paul grabs the rebound and shakes the entire Warriors defense with a sick yo-yo dribble as he passes to PJ Tucker for a three-pointer.
Miguel Cabrera says his efforts to play through injuries with the Tigers have been unappreciated and claims he is “done playing hurt.”
What happened in the secret NBA draft lottery room, and which teams came just one number away from winning? Zach Lowe has all the details.
The Carolina Panthers are off the market. The Panthers announced Wednesday they have signed a ”definitive agreement” to sell the team to David Tepper, the founder and president of global hedge fund Appaloosa Management. The deal is subject to NFL approval.
On Monday, the floodgates and/or Pandora’s box opened. (Chris Simms learned on Tuesday’s PFT Live that Pandora refers to something other than a music service.) On Wednesday, Peter King of SI.com has sounded the alarm (a little) about the potential problems that gambling can cause for the NFL, along with
