Mexico upends Germany in crucial matchMexico upends Germany in crucial match
Hirving Lozano’s goal in the 35th minute held up the rest of the way as El Tri became the first team to beat a defending champion in its World Cup opener.
Day: June 17, 2018
Follow live: Mexico strikes first against GermanyFollow live: Mexico strikes first against Germany
The defending champs and El Tri meet in an opener with massive implications: The winner of this group will likely dodge a showdown with Brazil in the Round of 16.
Follow live: Germany and Mexico clash in Group FFollow live: Germany and Mexico clash in Group F
The defending champs and El Tri meet in an opener with massive implications: The winner of this group will likely dodge a showdown with Brazil in the Round of 16.
Alonso wins Le Mans 24 Hours with ToyotaAlonso wins Le Mans 24 Hours with Toyota
Fernando Alonso has moved one step closing to completing motor racing’s Triple Crown with victory at the Le Mans 24 Hours for Toyota.
Three Chiefs learned locker room lessons from pro sport dadsThree Chiefs learned locker room lessons from pro sport dads
Patrick Mahomes, Dustin Colquitt and Kahlil McKenzie grew up with dads in professional sports. Here’s a look at how those bonds impacted their careers.
Orlando Brown driven to uphold father’s legacy with RavensOrlando Brown driven to uphold father’s legacy with Ravens
Orlando Brown Jr. dreamed of playing for the Ravens as had his father, who made his son model his game not after him but after Jonathan Ogden.
McLaughlin takes crucial Supercars resultMcLaughlin takes crucial Supercars result
Supercars championship leader Scott McLaughlin has secured a crucial second in Sunday’s second race of the Darwin Triple Crown.
Why Phil Mickelson was not disqualified from the US Open and why other pros are not happy about itWhy Phil Mickelson was not disqualified from the US Open and why other pros are not happy about it
Phil Mickelson started the final round of the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills 14 strokes behind the leaders, but he had become the story of the tournament thanks to a bizarre penalty and a ruling from the USGA that many disagreed with. The incident came on the 13th hole of the third round when Mickelson hit his bogey putt well past the hole and it appeared that it might roll off the green. Rather than wait to see where the ball might end up, Mickelson literally ran after the ball and hit it again as it was still moving. Fox announcer Joe Buck was stunned and momentarily speechless. After the putt, commentator Curtis Strange may have summed it up best as Mickelson was walking off the green with
Why Phil Mickelson was not disqualified from the US Open and why other pros think he should have beenWhy Phil Mickelson was not disqualified from the US Open and why other pros think he should have been
Phil Mickelson started the final round of the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills 14 strokes behind the leaders, but he had become the story of the tournament thanks to a bizarre penalty and a ruling from the USGA that many disagreed with. The incident came on the 13th hole of the third round when Mickelson hit his bogey putt well past the hole and it appeared that it might roll off the green. Rather than wait to see where the ball might end up, Mickelson literally ran after the ball and hit it again as it was still moving. Fox announcer Joe Buck was stunned and momentarily speechless. After the putt, commentator Curtis Strange may have summed it up best as Mickelson was walking off the green with