DALLAS (AP) — Golden State’s Draymond Green will miss the game against the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday night with a recurrence of a right toe injury. It will be the second time in three games that Green has been sidelined. The volatile forward was suspended for a game by the team following a testy
Lexi Thompson carded a 68 on Saturday at the CME Group Tour Championship, and she will carry a 3-shot lead over Nelly Korda into the final round.
The Diamondbacks have been contenders, but they’re among the clubs who might want to shake things up by shopping stars like Paul Goldschmidt.
It was bound to happen, right? The King was never, ever going to give up his throne to anyone else. Period. Because of that, we had to separate him from the rest of the field and give out a new ranking:Â ATHO (All To His Own). So unless something crazy happens during the season — or an injury — No.
The Philadelphia 76ers have been the talk of the NBA since they acquired Jimmy Butler in a trade earlier this week. However, one of the team’s most important players may be a tad banged up. Following Philadelphia’s 113-107 win over the Utah Jazz on Friday, center Joel Embiid revealed that he
Breaking down the latest MLB free agent and trade rumors.
Los Angeles Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa has been out all season with a foot injury. Bosa first injured his left foot early in training camp, sat out a few weeks and returned to the field, only to injure the foot again in the lead-up to the Chargers’ season-opener. There had been speculation
Warriors forward Draymond Green will miss at least one game with a sprained toe as the Warriors “decided to give him some time off,” coach Steve Kerr said.
Fantasy football playoffs berths are on the line in many leagues this week, magnifying every decision for Week 11. This late in the season, you’ll need proven Fantasy football rankings to navigate a minefield of injuries and byes. Is Marcus Mariota or Ryan Fitzpatrick a better replacement Tom Brady
ST. SIMONS ISLAND, Ga. — Charles Howell III had a 2-under 68 for a one-shot lead Saturday in The RSM Classic, along with a reminder that winning for the first time in more than 11 years won’t be easy. With two quick birdies, Howell stretched his lead to five shots. By the end of the third round, his lead was down to one shot over PGA TOUR rookie Cameron Champ and Jason Gore, who each shot 66 and made up ground on the back nine of the Seaside course at Sea Island. Howell was at 16-under 194 as he tries to end 332 starts on the PGA TOUR without winning. Champ is trying to win for the second time this fall. Webb Simpson shot a 63 and was only three shots behind.
