Miguel Cabrera, who came off the DL this month, will miss the rest of the season after rupturing his left biceps tendon when he swung awkwardly in the third inning Tuesday.
Stephen Hicks reports on the fan experience at the Warriors championship parade.
Christian Yelich used his legs. Lorenzo Cain used his head. And the Brewers used the Cubs’ big mistake to double their lead in the latest installment of an entertaining series between the National League’s top two teams.
As the old Frank Sinatra lyrics go, Didi Gregorius’ power numbers were riding high in April, then shot down in May. Is the Yankees shortstop about to be back on top in June? Gregorius hit his first homers since May 23 — and just his second and third since receiving an April 27 curtain call on the road — in the Yankees’ contest against the Nationals on Tuesday, taking right-hander Tanner Roark deep in the second and sixth innings.
Ethan Ancick lost his mother as a child. He ran away from his alcoholic father. Now, remarkably, the high school basketball star is in a good place.
Ethan Ancick lost his mother as a child. He ran away from his alcoholic father. Now, remarkably, the high school basketball star is in a good place.
Ethan Ancick lost his mother as a child. He ran away from his alcoholic father. Now, remarkably, the high school basketball star is in a good place.
Coming off a torn ACL that derailed his entire 2017 season, Julian Edelman was expected to make his triumphant return to game action in Week 1 of the upcoming NFL campaign. In wake of recent events, however, Edelman’s absence likely will be elongated. The star wide receiver sent shockwaves around the football world last Thursday when he was tabbed with a four-game suspension for violating the league’s policy on performance-enhancing substances. While some were surprised by the news, it doesn’t appear Chris Simms was. During a recent episode of Bleacher Report’s “Simms and Lefkoe,� the former NFL quarterback revealed that Edelman long has been suspected of using performance enhancers. It’s important
Rafael Devers hit a two-run homer in the second inning Tuesday night, moving him into third place in Red Sox history for most homers by a Boston hitter before his 22nd birthday.
Rafael Devers hit a two-run homer in the second inning Tuesday night, moving him into third place in Red Sox history for most homers by a Boston hitter before his 22nd birthday.
