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The Cincinnati Bengals started the season 8-0, but they have fallen upon rough times lately. Not only have the Bengals lost three of their last five games, but now Cincinnati has lost starting quarterback Andy Dalton to injury for the rest of the regular season.
Jim Tomsula begs to differ with left tackle Joe Staley and linebacker Ahmad Brooks that the San Francisco 49ers overlooked Cleveland in Sunday's rock-bottom loss to the Browns. Still, the question begs to be asked: How could a team with one road win possibly be overconfident?
One day after not having a backup long-snapper nearly proved costly, the Oakland Raiders could be in the market for a starter. Jon Condo suffered a dislocated right shoulder while recovering a fumble early in the fourth quarter of Sunday's 15-12 win over the Denver Broncos.
Charles Woodson and Calvin Johnson are among eight finalists for the NFL's Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award. Joining the Raiders safety and Lions receiver are running backs Matt Forte of the Bears and Justin Forsett of the Ravens; linebacker Luke Kuechly of the Panthers; quarterback Matt Hasselbeck of the Colts; cornerback Jason McCourty of the Titans; and tackle Joe Staley of the 49ers.
The San Francisco Giants' upgraded rotation is taking shape, with the 2014 World Series champions agreeing Monday with Johnny Cueto on a $130 million, six-year contract.
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The Cincinnati Bengals could use a break, just not the kind Andy Dalton got yesterday.
According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, longtime NBA referee Bill Kennedy has revealed that he is gay. The news broke after Kennedy gave Sacramento Kings guard Rajon Rondo a technical foul for allegedly using a homosxual slur during the Kings game in Mexico on Dec. 3.
Hoping to build off momentum from their first road win of the week in Chicago last Sunday, the San Francisco 49ers faced the worst team in the league this week—and lost badly.
Playing for their right to stay in the NFL playoff race, the Oakland Raiders went into hostile territory and stunned the Denver Broncos fueled by a historic performance from defensive end Khalil Mack.
As a video tribute of his years with the Browns played on the stadium's scoreboards, Phil Dawson patted his hand over his heart and choked back tears.
Khalil Mack had five sacks of Brock Osweiler, including one in the end zone for a safety, and Derek Carr bounced back from an awful first half to lead the Oakland Raiders past the Denver Broncos 15-12 Sunday.
The Golden State Warriors needed two overtimes to remain perfect on a very imperfect night from the NBA's reigning Most Valuable Player.
On Wednesday December 9th, Sleep Train, the Sacramento Kings, and Sports 1140 KHTK got together to collect toys for local area foster children. Around 600 new unwrapped toys were collected! Thank you to all our fans and listeners for donating. You helped make this holiday season special for a child!
Rondo will serve the suspension without pay for "directing derogatory and offensive terms" to a referee during a game in Mexico City.
