Fantasy Football starts, sits, and sleepers for Week 8
Fantasy Football is full of tough decisions. The toughest one is usually the most simple: Should I start or sit this guy?
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Fantasy Football is full of tough decisions. The toughest one is usually the most simple: Should I start or sit this guy?
Celtics forward Grant Williams maintains that the contact that he made with official Cheryl Flores during Monday night's loss was inadvertent. But he understands -- and accepts -- the one-game suspension that the NBA handed down to him on Wednesday.
Former Red Sox fan favorite Brock Holt has called it a career. Holt announced his retirement on Thursday at the age of 34.
Brad Marchand wasn't supposed to return to the Bruins lineup until around Thanksgiving.
Fantasy football owners can never relax. Even if you're sitting pretty here at the midway point of the season, life is only going to get more difficult.
If the Patriots do decide to sell at the trade deadline, teams are reportedly interested in their crop of receivers. All of them.
In the past, Bill Belichick has had some very real opportunities to publicly embrace a quarterback competition.
Bill Belichick refused to tell the assembled media on Wednesday which quarterback would be his starter for this week's game against the Jets. But word got out to at least one reporter that it will be Mac Jones.
Grant Williams' night was ended early on Monday when he made contact with an official, resulting in an ejection. His absence is now set to last a bit longer.
Mike Pennel's blindside block on David Andrews resulted in a 15-yard penalty and an ejection for the Bears' defensive lineman. But it also landed Andrews in concussion protocol.
Some Zapruder-esque footage has now been making the rounds on social media, and it shows that the interception might not have been entirely Mac Jones' fault. (Emphasis on might, though.)
Taylor Hall scored the tiebreaking goal late in the second period, Linus Ullmark stopped 30 shots and the Boston Bruins beat the Dallas Stars 3-1 on Tuesday night to improve to 6-1.
Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown is dropping his association with Donda Sports.
Back in the dynasty days, bad losses against bad teams would happen from time to time. This was very different.
"I talked to the quarterbacks, talked to the leaders of the team. Everybody knew what the plan was."
