Thunder Player: We Will 'Definitely' See A 'Few Guys' In NBA Not Stand For Anthem
Oklahoma City Thunder player Victor Oladipo believes Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest will carry over into the NBA this season.
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Oklahoma City Thunder player Victor Oladipo believes Colin Kaepernick's national anthem protest will carry over into the NBA this season.
A Los Angeles Dodgers fan took one for the team at Yankee Stadium on Monday night.
Clayton Kershaw retired the first 12 hitters he faced but had his second start since returning from a back injury halted by a second rain delay while Justin Turner produced the tiebreaking double with none out in the top of the ninth inning, lifting the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 2-0 victory over the New York Yankees on Wednesday.
The woman who brought a lawsuit accusing NBA star Derrick Rose and two others of gang rape is leading two drastically different lives.
Tanner Roark threw seven scoreless innings and Wilson Ramos crushed a solo homer with one out in the seventh as the Washington Nationals beat the New York Mets 1-0 Wednesday, taking two of three games in the series.
The biggest pitfall when picking in Week 2 is to base too much off of what happened in Week 1, or not enough. Here are Week 2's picks against the spread and straight up.
The New York Giants are the NFL's third most valuable franchise, according to Forbes magazine's annual list.
One of the baby Bombers may not be back for quite some time.
Geno Smith honored a first responder on the 15th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks as his special guest for the New York Jets' season opener.
Phil Simms, CBS Sports analyst and ex-NFL quarterback, breaks down Week 2 games, starting with Jets-Bills on Thursday Night Football.
Bryant, Anthony Rizzo, Addison Russell and the rest of the Cubs launch long home runs on a regular basis. But they also swing and miss an awful lot.
AFC East divisional rivals clash to open Week 2 in the NFL on Thursday Night.
Under the initiative, $60 million will be devoted toward developing technology such as improved helmets and $40 million will be allotted for medical research.
This would have sounded laughable on Aug. 1 -- and it will undoubtedly sound far-fetched to some even today -- but I don't care.
So exactly who's gotten the New York Yankees flying so high? A rookie slugger, a fresh set of pitchers? Sure, they've helped. But maybe it's something more.
