Usain Bolt Says Olympic Ban For Russians Should Scare Dopers
Russia's track and field team being banned from the Olympics sends a powerful message that should scare cheats, according to Usain Bolt.
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Russia's track and field team being banned from the Olympics sends a powerful message that should scare cheats, according to Usain Bolt.
Shakur Stevenson wants to bring a gold medal home to Newark, a city he says most people don't understand.
Fresh off signing a new multiyear contract Friday, Wilkerson expressed his confidence Wednesday that he will be on the field for the New York Jets' season opener against Cincinnati on Sept. 11.
Brooklyn general manager Sean Marks may have landed his top target in Jeremy Lin during this recent free agency period, but the overall talent upgrade from last season's 21-61 abomination was not overly significant.
During Thursday's highly anticipated "Moment of the Day," Craig was in character -- and we'll just leave it at that.
On Thursday morning, the Boomer & Carton Morning Extravaganza staff offered up some ridiculously early predictions for Super Bowl 51.
Craig put his sensitive side on display Thursday morning, as he did his best to comfort Boomer during a difficult time.
Jerry Recco had a lot to get to Thursday morning and wasted no time getting started.
Craig was understandably excited Thursday morning because his beloved Yankees now find themselves in the midst of a four-game winning streak, thanks to another win over the Orioles.
Anthony Rizzo homered twice as the Cubs (57-37) claimed two wins in the three-game series while the Mets (50-44) suffered their second loss in three contests.
Michael Pineda pitched six effective innings, and the New York Yankees matched a season high by going two games over .500 with a 5-0 victory over the Baltimore Orioles Wednesday night.
Jeremy Lin has returned to New York.
According to MLB.com's Statcast, Chapman hit 105.1 mph on the radar gun Monday night against Baltimore.
Using a run-of-the-mill golf cart might become a thing of the past if Bubba Watson gets his way.
Two-time Stanley Cup-winning center Brad Richards is retiring after 15 NHL seasons.
