New England drove for the go-ahead touchdown with 39 seconds left, the fourth lead change of the fourth quarter. Do the Chiefs have time for a final comeback?
Kansas City’s offense was shut out in the first half, but Patrick Mahomes has thrown three TD passes to put the Chiefs in front. Now can the Patriots rally?
New England dominated the first half at Arrowhead Stadium in taking a 14-0 lead, but the Kansas City offense has struck quickly in the second half.
Deciding which stars deserve a spot in Cooperstown should be a joyful exercise, but backlash to voters’ selections is sucking the fun out of the debate. Plus, a look at what players can do about the state of free agency.
Eric Gordon scored 16 of his 30 points in the final two minutes of regulation and overtime of Houston’s 138-134 comeback win Saturday night over the Los Angeles Lakers.
It’s the final round of the Desert Classic in La Quinta, California, where Phil Mickelson looks to go wire-to-wire for the win. Here’s everything you need to know to follow the action Sunday at the Desert Classic. Round 4 tee times Round 4 leaderboard HOW TO WATCH/LISTEN (ALL TIMES ET) TELEVISION: Saturday-Sunday, 3-7 p.m. ET (Golf Channel) RADIO: Saturday-Saturday, 1-7 p.m.; Sunday, 2-7 p.m. (PGA TOUR Radio on SiriusXM and PGATOUR.COM) NOTABLE PAIRINGS (ALL TIMES ET) 1:20 p.m. ET: Dominic Bozzzelli, Jon Rahm, Sungjae Im (Stadium Course) 1:30 p.m. ET: Steve Marino, Micheal Thompson, Patrick Cantlay (Stadium Course) 1:40 p.m. ET: Phil Mickelson, Adam Hadwin, Adam Long (Stadium Course) MUST-READS Remembering David Duval’s 59 at Desert Classic José de Jesús RodrÃguez overcame hardship and tragedy Mickelson tries to go wire-to-wire Hadwin chases second TOUR title Rahm eyes another comeback Reiter sets tournament course record CALL OF THE DAY For play-by-play coverage from the final round of the Desert Classic, listen on PGATOUR.COM. SHOT OF THE DAY
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — One way or another, the NFC Championship between the Los Angeles Rams and New Orleans Saints will be won by a coach named Sean — with an Irish surname — who designs and calls plays for one of the most innovative and productive offenses in the NFL. The ties between the Saints’ Sean
Lonzo Ball exited the Los Angeles Lakers’ game early on Saturday after what appeared to be a serious left ankle injury suffered during a collision with Houston Rockets forward James Ennis. Ball was immediately carried off the court by teammates and reportedly had to be taken for X-rays in a wheelchair. The Lakers gave a preliminary diagnosis of a sprained ankle, then transferred the 21-year-old to a local hospital because Houston’s X-ray machine was broken.
The freshman stars made up for the absence of the Blue Devils’ injured point guard with a dominating performance to beat Virginia.
Colts safety J.J. Wilcox likely knew more than a penalty was coming the moment he grabbed Sammy Watkins from behind. The league fined Wilcox $20,054 for unnecessary roughness for his foul in last week’s divisional round game against the Chiefs. It happened on the Chiefs’ first series. Watkins caught
