ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Hold the AARP jokes. Running back Frank Gore sees nothing funny about teaming up with LeSean McCoy in Buffalo to form the NFL’s oldest backfield. Instead, Gore sees no reason why the pair of 30-somethings can’t continue their lengthy run of dominance. “It doesn’t matter
Will Tiger be better with an earlier tee time? Will Phil be around for the weekend? We set you up for Day 2 at The Players.
The 22nd horse death at Santa Anita since Dec. 26 has prompted more changes at the California track.
He hit .180. He got depressed. He broke his foot. Fowler’s second season in St. Louis was a disaster, but this is a new year with plenty of reasons for optimism.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – Can’t get much better at the 17th hole than Ryan Moore’s shot Thursday. His hole-in-one is the ninth in the history of THE PLAYERS Championship at TPC Sawgrass’ island green. Moore used a 54-degree sand wedge to record the fifth ace in his career. “I was just waiting to go see where the ball went and then no ball showed up,â€� Moore said after finishing his round of 67. “So then from there, obviously we got excited. Couldn’t have a more amazing hole to have an ace on, obviously one of the most iconic holes in golf.â€� There were other highlights – and, as usual, a few lowlights (sorry, Paul Casey – two balls in the water) in the first round. ROUND 1
Here’s a quick look at some of Thursday’s other signings. OL Eric Kush to Cleveland Browns (undisclosed terms): The 29-year-old Kush started 11 games for the Chicago Bears over the last two seasons and can play all three spots on the interior of the line. He’s a quality depth addition up
Keegan Bradley matched Tommy Fleetwood’s round of 7-under 65 to seize the co-lead at TPC Sawgrass in Thursday’s opening round.
Santa Anita will ban the use of medication and whips on racing days after the 22nd horse fatality in 2 1/2 months occurred at the historic track Thursday. The move by owner The Stronach Group would make Santa Anita the first racetrack in the nation to impose such restrictions in a sport that has taken
There’s not much debate about who is No. 1. So what would it take for, say, Mookie Betts or Jose Altuve to supplant the star of stars?
Steve Pearce got back to his World Series form on Thursday, hitting two home runs for the Boston Red Sox in a 4-4 spring training tie with the Detroit Tigers at Lakeland, Fla. Pearce, who hit two home runs in the Red Sox’s Game 5 title-clinching win against the Los Angeles Dodgers in October, went
