This Week In Baseball: Who To Root For If Your Team's Out Of The MLB Playoff Hunt
Is your team eliminated from the postseason? We're here to help you enjoy the rest of the year.
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Is your team eliminated from the postseason? We're here to help you enjoy the rest of the year.
It's hard to imagine Mayweather Jr. retiring tied with Rocky Marciano at 49-0, especially with so much left in the tank.
Tigers' right-handed pitcher Anibal Sanchez, after being on the disabled list for the past month, suffered a setback this week with his rotator cuff, according to MLB.com.
The fan tried his best.
In his first game with that big contract, Julio Jones was worth every penny.
The Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs play in the first Thursday Night Football game of the NFL season. With both teams winning their opening week games, here is a look at who has the advantage in this week's big game.
Jim Gossett has been paid to watch football games for more than 30 years: for three decades as an athletic trainer at Columbia University and four seasons as an injury spotter for the NFL.
Michigan quarterback Jake Rudock has turned the ball over five times in two games, leading some to wonder if Shane Morris is going to get a shot to take some snaps in a game.
The Milwaukee Bucks have extended the contract of general manager John Hammond through the 2016-17 season.
Tampa Bay Rays right-hander Erasmo Ramirez lost his no-hit bid against the New York Yankees when Carlos Beltran singled leading off the eighth inning.
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The Detroit Lions had a week one victory in their grasp, but somehow let it just escape them and in a huge way. The Minnesota Vikings may not have had a great season last year, but they're ready for the 2015 season and the biggest difference is...Adrian Peterson is back.
Tennessee Titans wide receiver Justin Hunter's trial for assault and battery arising from a July bar brawl is set to begin Tuesday in Virginia Beach.
In the wake of a loss at Michigan State, Oregon is plowing ahead.
Alex Boone is taking at least a little credit for Carlos Hyde's breakout game on the NFL's big stage.