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The Red Sox take a 3-2 lead back to Boston. Here are five things you missed from game 5.
The Eagles and Raiders have met 10 times in the regular season dating back to 1971 and have split the record right down the middle. Of course, the Raiders won the most important game between the two long-time franchises, with a 27-10 victory in Super Bowl XV. The Eagles are just 1-3 all-time against the Raiders in their house, with the only win coming in 1986 when Randall Cunningham scored a short touchdown run in overtime for a 33-27 win in Los Angeles. The Eagles are 0-3 in Oakland.
Russell Wilson threw two touchdown passes to Golden Tate, the second one a dazzling 80-yard play down the sideline. Otherwise, the Seahawks (7-1) did little on offense — they had just 135 yards, the third-fewest yards in a victory in franchise history.
Jon Lester pitched the Boston Red Sox within a whisker of yet another World Series championship.
Rebuilding is the kind word for it, tanking is the word most people use, but they're both words that indicate one specific thing about this year's Sixers: they're going to lose, a lot.
Chip Kelly says it's a combination of "the little things" that caused Sunday's offensive ineptness.
On Wednesday, Allen Iverson will officially announce his retirement from the NBA. Until that day, he's keeping busy getting dunked on... sort of.
After eight NFL games, Chip Kelly is 3-5. Kelly has had his share of ups and downs through the first half of his inaugural NFL season and Eagles fans are still trying to determine if their team will have long-term success under Kelly.
The idea of rebuilding in the NBA is certainly more fun in theory than it is in reality. Tanking, as many call it, even at its most pure, is the practice of knowingly putting an inferior product on the court in the short-term, in exchange for the possibility of long-term success.
The Red Sox tied it up in another wild one. Here are five things you missed from game 4.
The Eagles were supposed to lose games this year, perhaps even more than they won. So far, they're living up to that expectation. The Eagles, no matter how many games they lost, were supposed to be exciting and score points. The last two games have been anything but exciting, and the offense has not generated even one touchdown.
Where the Eagles go from here is a question that will be asked plenty on sports radio this week. While the defense does seem to be coming together and playing well on a more regular basis, the offense continues to flounder.
The one thing that this season was supposed to be, despite wins and losses, was exciting. This is not exciting.
