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Jersey sales for Alejandro Villanueva are going through the roof. Villanueva is the Pittsburgh Steelers player who stood at the end of the player's tunnel Sunday during the national anthem while the rest of the team stayed in the locker room.
Carradine suffered an ankle injury during Thursday night's match up against the Los Angeles Rams.
Golden Tate's last-minute touchdown that would've put the Lions ahead was close. But the TD call shouldn't have been reversed.
The Raiders lost their first game of the season in a surprising defeat at the hands of the Washington Redskins, 27-10.
"We wanted to show everybody what the Washington Redskins really could do because everybody didn't give us a heck of a chance."
Clayton Kershaw might need to make some room at home for a fourth NL Cy Young Award.
Oakland Athletics catcher Bruce Maxwell took to a knee for the national anthem for the second straight game Sunday.
The Oakland Athletics extended their season-best winning streak to seven games with an 8-1 victory over the Texas Rangers on Sunday.
On a day when NFL teams grabbed the nation's attention by coordinating demonstrations during the national anthem, a 97-year-old World War II veteran went viral with a solitary show of support for the protests.
Even if the prize for winning your fantasy baseball league is just finger-pointing rights until next April, it's worth it to stay diligent through the final week of the baseball season. Don't let a title slip through your fingers.
Sacramento Kings Owner Vivek Ranadive responded Sunday evening to President Trump's recent comments about Professional Athletes kneeling or sitting during the National Anthem in protest.
Roman left, crowd cheered Cena in a scene that appeared reminiscent of The Undertaker at Wrestlemania. I'm now convinced The Undertaker is coming back and this send off for Cena plays into that.
Oakland Athletics catcher Bruce Maxwell pressed a hand against his chest and took to a knee for the national anthem for the second straight game on Sunday, part of the protest movement that has been criticized by President Donald Trump.
Maxwell dropped to a knee and pressed his cap against his chest just outside Oakland's dugout during the anthem, adopting a protest started by former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick in response to police treatment of black people.
