A very familiar Capitals team is going to take to the ice this October.
Will the Cubs get the classic Hamels? Who’s the odd man out of the rotation? We take a look at those questions and more.
Stream live on Facebook Watch: Featured Groups morning coverage | Featured Holes afternoon coverage Jim Furyk and Shawn Stefani headline the Featured Groups for Saturday’s Facebook Watch coverage of the third round of the RBC Canadian Open. Also featured in the coverage are Nick Watney and Sean O’Hair. The broadcast begins at 8:30 a.m. ET and runs through 6 p.m. All four players are at 4 under. Watney and O’Hair tee off at 7:25 a.m. while Furyk and Stefani tee off at 7:35 a.m. We will join their rounds already in progress. Stefani and Furyk have the most to gain this weekend in the FedExCup race. Stefani is 156th and Furyk is 167th in the FedExCup standings and need a big finish in the coming weeks to qualify for the Playoffs. Watney is 96th in the FedExCup, O’Hair is 111th. At 1 p.m. ET, Facebook Watch transitions to the Featured Holes portion of the broadcast. We start with coverage of the par-4 first hole and par-3 15th hole. Once play has completed at No. 1, we will begin coverage at the par-4 17th hole.
Administrators for Force India said on Saturday the Formula One team would continue to operate as normal while future options were assessed.
Clayton Kershaw allowed one run and struck out eight batters as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat Atlanta Braves 4-1.
Long before baseball turned into a playground for guys who only hit homers, walked or struck out, Thome was making a career out of it.
Long before baseball turned into a playground for guys who only hit homers, walked or struck out, Thome was making a career out of it.
Long before baseball turned into a playground for guys who only hit homers, walked or struck out, Thome was making a career out of it.
At this time of year, arguably nothing is more important than the prospects contenders have — and are willing — to trade.
At this time of year, arguably nothing is more important than the prospects contenders have — and are willing — to trade.
