The members of the 2018 National Baseball Hall of Fame class spanned decades collecting Most Valuable Player awards, setting saves records, winning the biggest of games, capturing World Series titles — and padding their Cooperstown credentials. On Sunday, they ascended together into the echelon of the game’s legends.
Trying to complete the Braves’ first no-hitter since 1994, Sean Newcomb allowed a two-out single to the Dodgers’ Chris Taylor in the ninth inning. Newcomb then exited having thrown a career-high 134 pitches. The Braves went on to win, 4-1.
Trying to complete the Braves’ first no-hitter since 1994, Sean Newcomb allowed a two-out single to the Dodgers’ Chris Taylor in the ninth inning. Newcomb then exited having thrown a career-high 134 pitches. The Braves went on to win, 4-1.
Dustin Johnson was zeroing in on his third PGA Tour title of the season, holding a three-shot lead over Kim Whee and An Byeong-hun.
Saturday at Del Mar, Triple Crown winner Justify made his final public appearance for the fans after retiring. His retirement was announced on July 25 due to an ankle problem that would keep him from making a fall campaign. Later this week he will be shipped to WinStar Farm in Kentucky.
A meeting between Eagles players and referees regarding this season’s new helmet rule was described as spirited, with the players expressing consternation over the rule.
Sean Newcomb is working on a no-hitter against the Dodgers. Watch a live look-in from Atlanta as Newcomb vies for history.
One of the most surprising football-related decisions of the offseason came back in June when Terrell Owens announced that he wouldn’t be attending the Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremony, making him the first living inductee not to attend. Not only was the announcement surprising, but it also came with some mystery, because Owens never really explained why he felt the need to skip out on the event. With the ceremony now right around the corner — it’s scheduled for Aug. 4 in Canton, Ohio — Owens finally offered some details on his decision to no-show and it appears there were multiple reasons. Basically, it seems that the decision came down to disrespect: Owens didn’t like the way
OAKVILLE, Ontario — FedExCup leader Dustin Johnson pulled away Sunday in the RBC Canadian Open for his third victory of the season and 19th on the PGA TOUR. Tied for third-round lead with Kevin Tway, Byeong Hun An and Whee Kim, Johnson shot a 6-under 66 for a three-stroke victory over Kim and An. Johnson finished at 23-under 265, winning at Glen Abbey after finishing second in 2013 and 2016. Kim and An each shot 69. Keegan Bradley had a 64 to finish fourth at 19 under. He shot 63 on Friday, but had a 73 on Saturday. Tway had a 76 to drop into a tie for 17th at 13 under. He was trying to win his first PGA TOUR title in the event where father Bob Tway won the last of his TOUR titles 15 years ago.
LeBron James’ connection to northeast Ohio grows deeper with the opening of his public school for academically at-risk youth.
