Spurs' Parker Will Play In Game 4 Against Heat
Spurs guard Tony Parker will play in Game 4 of the NBA Finals after his availability was in doubt because of a mild right hamstring strain.
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Spurs guard Tony Parker will play in Game 4 of the NBA Finals after his availability was in doubt because of a mild right hamstring strain.
Under cloudy skies and with weather prospects dicey for the rest of the day, the U.S. Open returned to the Merion for the first time in 32 years.
NASCAR driver Jason Leffler died after an accident in a heat race at a dirt car event at Bridgeport Speedway.
The Blackhawks outlasted the Bruins for a 4-3 victory in an epic Stanley Cup showdown, the fifth-longest game in the history of the NHL's biggest series.
Kenny Cooper scored twice to lift FC Dallas to a 3-0 win over the Dynamo in the fourth round of the U.S. Open Cup on Wednesday night in Frisco.
Television viewership for Game 3 of the NBA Finals was down 9 percent from last year.
The offensive woes continued for the Rangers on Wednesday night, as the Indians got a series-clinching 5-2 victory behind three hits from Jason Kipnis.
Early reports are saying that former Dallas Maverick Jason Kidd has been picked to be the next head coach of the Brooklyn Nets.
Rangers second baseman Ian Kinsler will begin a rehab assignment at AA Frisco on Thursday night with the hope of joining the big league team on Sunday.
The ace from Japan has made four consecutive starts without a victory for his first time in the majors.
San Antonio Spurs star Tony Parker has a mild right hamstring strain and hopes he can play in Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Thursday.
Ian Kennedy hit Yasiel Puig and Zack Greinke with high pitches, sparking a heated brawl that involved players and coaches and resulted in six ejections from the Diamondbacks, Dodgers game Wednesday night.
Jozy Altidore and Eddie Johnson scored on either side of the intermission on Tuesday as the United States cruised to a 2-0 victory over Panama in 2014 World Cup qualifying at CenturyLink Field.
Danny Green and Gary Neal are not NBA royalty like LeBron James. But, on Tuesday night, they led the Spurs to one of the best shooting, biggest blowouts in NBA Finals history.
Corey Kluber allowed one run over eight innings, and the Indians beat the Rangers 5-2 on Tuesday night to snap an eight-game losing streak and 12-game road losing streak.