Day: May 17, 2018

Acuna, Albies lead Braves’ big 8th to beat CubsAcuna, Albies lead Braves’ big 8th to beat Cubs

Ozzie Albies has found great success as a catalyst and Ronald Acuna Jr. has taken full advantage of his recent opportunities to deliver in the clutch. The close friends, who are MLB’s two youngest position players, fueled the eighth-inning charge that provided the Braves a 4-1 win over the Cubs Wednesday night at SunTrust Park. Albies opened the bottom of the eighth with a triple — his Major League-leading 30th extra-base hit — and scored when Acuna followed with a go-ahead single to left field off Carl Edwards Jr.

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Here are the new kickoff rules NFL owners will be voting on at the spring meetingHere are the new kickoff rules NFL owners will be voting on at the spring meeting

The NFL’s 32 owners are going to be pretty busy next week when they get together in Atlanta for their annual spring league meeting (May 22-23), and that’s because the group is going to have quite a few things to vote on.  First and foremost, the owners will be voting on several rule changes that

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NBA award finalists revealed: James Harden, LeBron James, Anthony Davis headline MVP listNBA award finalists revealed: James Harden, LeBron James, Anthony Davis headline MVP list

Either James Harden, LeBron James or Anthony Davis will be this year’s NBA MVP, it was revealed Wednesday night on TNT prior to Game 2 of the Western Conference finals between Golden State and Houston. Harden, widely considered the favorite to take home the hardware, led Houston to a franchise-best

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Victor Oladipo of the Pacers is up for a major NBA awardVictor Oladipo of the Pacers is up for a major NBA award

Victor Oladipo is a finalist for the NBA’s Most Improved Player award, announced Wednesday night. The Indiana Pacers All-Star notched career highs in scoring, rebounding, assists and steals after being traded here by Oklahoma City.  Houston Rockets center Clint Capela and Brooklyn Nets guard Spencer

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