PHT Power Rankings: The Sabres are backPHT Power Rankings: The Sabres are back
You probably didn’t expect to see the Sabres at No. 1 at any point this season, but here they are.
Day: November 26, 2018
Josh Donaldson’s deal with Braves could pay off big for both sidesJosh Donaldson’s deal with Braves could pay off big for both sides
For $23 million, Atlanta stepped up its quest to repeat in the NL East while a former MVP gets a year to re-establish his value.
Donaldson, Braves agree on short-term dealDonaldson, Braves agree on short-term deal
The 32-year-old third baseman will earn $23 million next season on a one-year deal.
Blackhawks roll the dice on Dylan StromeBlackhawks roll the dice on Dylan Strome
Yahoo NHL writers Justin Cuthbert and Nick Ashbourne discuss the Blackhawk’s trade for Dylan Strome, Chicago’s horrendous draft record and the likelihood of Arizona coming out on top of the deal.
Chargers’ Gordon week-to-week with MCL sprainChargers’ Gordon week-to-week with MCL sprain
Chargers running back Melvin Gordon suffered a sprained MCL on Sunday, an MRI confirmed. He is considered week-to-week.
Social Roundup: NASCAR drivers react to Jimmie Johnson, Fernando Alonso car swapSocial Roundup: NASCAR drivers react to Jimmie Johnson, Fernando Alonso car swap
After the swap in Bahrain, sprint car drivers are itching to get NASCAR stars into their cars.
Donaldson reportedly has 1-year deal with BravesDonaldson reportedly has 1-year deal with Braves
Free-agent third baseman Josh Donaldson has agreed to a one-year, $23 million deal with the Braves, according to MLB Network insider Ken Rosenthal.
Mirahmadi to call races at Santa AnitaMirahmadi to call races at Santa Anita
Frank Mirahmadi will become Santa Anita’s new race caller when the winter meet begins Dec. 26, replacing Michael Wrona.
Frank Mirahmadi to take over as Santa Anita race callerFrank Mirahmadi to take over as Santa Anita race caller
ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) — Frank Mirahmadi will become Santa Anita’s new race caller when the winter meet begins Dec. 26, replacing Michael Wrona who was let go after two years.
When F1’s Alonso met NASCAR’s JohnsonWhen F1’s Alonso met NASCAR’s Johnson
Fernando Alonso and Jimmie Johnson swapped rides for a day in Bahrain and quickly got the bug for each other’s vehicles. But will either man pursue it any further?