Why Melo decided to throw NBA a curveballWhy Melo decided to throw NBA a curveball
Thunder GM Sam Presti pulled off another unexpected blockbuster trade thanks to Carmelo Anthony coming to his senses.
Thunder GM Sam Presti pulled off another unexpected blockbuster trade thanks to Carmelo Anthony coming to his senses.
NBA players, others applaud Thunder for trade
ATLANTA – A PGA Tour official approached Paul Casey, the 54-hole leader at the Tour Championship, following his Saturday 65 and began running through the various scenarios that could end with him winning the FedExCup. “I said it’s all irrelevant if I don’t get the job done,â€� said Casey, who leads Kevin Kisner and Xander Schauffele by two strokes. Casey’s competitive blinders aside, the scenarios that lead to the Englishman hoisting the $10 million check are much more complicated. Casey can win the Tour Championship and be crowned the season-long champion if points-leader Jordan Spieth, who is currently tied for 13th place, finishes fifth or worse. At second on the points list, if Justin Thomas,
The 2017 Tigers have been eliminated from the playoffs, so we look back at their season
Moving on from KD, Thunder storm ahead with Melo
For a third straight game, the Brewers and Cubs went to extra innings. But Milwaukee came out on top Saturday, rallying for a 4-3 win over the Cubs in 10 innings at Miller Park, with Travis Shaw’s walk-off two-run homer the difference.
The rugged Capitals winger has been put on notice by the NHL after it deemed his hit on Blues rookie Robert Thomas was way late.
The NHL Department of Player Safety decided that Tom Wilson’s hit on St. Louis Blues rookie center Robert Thomas on Friday night was way late, and suspended him for two preseason games. “Over a full second after Thomas loses control of the puck, well after he’s eligible to be checked� is how the Department
Evan Gattis delivered the big blast, Carlos Correa reached base four times and Marwin Gonzalez added three hits — two doubles — to back up Charlie Morton’s efficient pitching in the Astros’ 6-2 win Saturday at Minute Maid Park, sending the Angels to their sixth straight loss.
Red Sox manager John Farrell had to put together a revised lineup on Saturday that excluded two of his best players.