Ready To Play: How Gavin Escobar Gets Ready For The NFL Season
The Dallas Cowboys tight end talks about his offseason routine, finding the right diet to stay in shape and how he gets himself "Ready To Play" on Sundays.
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The Dallas Cowboys tight end talks about his offseason routine, finding the right diet to stay in shape and how he gets himself "Ready To Play" on Sundays.
Don't worry if things shift one way or the other in a two- or three-day span. Because all it takes is a few hours -- or a New York minute -- to turn the whole thing upside down again.
It only seemed fitting that on a gorgeous Sunday at Whistling Straits, the Aussie got what he deserved.
Let's review the three things we told you to watch for and how Friday's game might alter your view as the team begins another week of practice at training camp.
Steve Spagnuolo's return as the Giants defensive coordinator was marked by tentative play, a lot of yards surrendered and way too many injuries.
In two outings this series, Parnell, who's coming off Tommy John surgery, gave up five hits and six runs — four earned — while only getting two outs. Both times he was booed off the mound.
"He shouldn't be doing it right now," coach Todd Bowles said Sunday. "We handled that internally. We had that discussion."
It's happening again. Only one preseason game in, Giants fans must get the feeling they're watching a Stephen King movie played on a perpetual loop.
The 27-year-old Australian finished at 20-under 268 to beat Jordan Spieth by three shots.
Aramis Ramirez had four hits and three RBIs, Pedro Alvarez homered and Pittsburgh roughed up the sloppy Mets after a rain delay Sunday for an 8-1 victory that sealed the Pirates' first season series sweep of New York.
Jose Bautista hit a two-run homer, Drew Hutchison won his third straight start and the Toronto Blue Jays avoided a three-game sweep by beating the New York Yankees 3-1 on Sunday.
Jason Day and Jordan Spieth are going head-to-head, each determined to hold up the Wanamaker Trophy at the end of the day.
A minor league player for the Milwaukee Brewers has become the first openly gay player on a team affiliated with Major League Baseball.
Triple Crown champion American Pharoah worked a half-mile Sunday in Del Mar, California, under the watchful eye of trainer Bob Baffert and owner Ahmed Zayat.
Pinch-hitter Chris Stewart singled home the go-ahead run in the 14th inning and the Pittsburgh Pirates once again beat the New York Mets in extras, 5-3 Saturday night.
