Yankees pitcher Marcus Stroman, who was placed on the injured list Saturday, had a cortisone shot to treat swelling in his inflamed left knee.… Continue Reading »
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Wild West: Clips clinch 5 seed; Dubs in play-in
The Clippers locked up the No. 5 seed with the win and will play the Nuggets. The Warriors fell into the play-in with the loss and will play Memphis in the 7-8 game.… Continue Reading »
Source: QB Lock set for second stint in Seattle
Drew Lock is expected to sign with the Seahawks, a source confirmed to ESPN. Lock is now set to back up Sam Darnold after spending two seasons as Geno Smith’s backup in Seattle.… Continue Reading »
Peterson, 8-time Pro Bowler, retires as Cardinal
Cornerback Patrick Peterson retired from the NFL on Monday as a member of the Cardinals, the team that selected him fifth overall in the 2011 draft.… Continue Reading »
Pete Carroll got hired by the Raiders but kept his side gig: Why he spends two hours each week at USC
This spring, in addition to being named head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders, Carroll has been moonlighting as a college professor.… Continue Reading »
The last time a running back went No. 1 was Ki-Jana Carter 30 years ago … will it ever happen again?
Running backs are cool again in the NFL, and they’re the strongest position group in this class. But will a running back get picked first ever again?… Continue Reading »
Royals’ Ragans fights hamstring cramping in win
The Royals’ Cole Ragans managed to pitch through a left hamstring cramp for 7⅔ innings and get his first win this season.… Continue Reading »
Postseason tracker: Playoff picture set; play-in begins Tuesday
Tracking which teams clinched spots in the NBA playoffs.… Continue Reading »
Lakers will lean on Luka in prepping for Wolves
Seeing as he faced them in the playoffs last year, the Los Angeles Lakers plan to rely on Luka Doncic’s experiences in playing the Timberwolves, this year’s Round 1 opponent, after the superstar defeated Minnesota as a member of the Dallas Mavericks.… Continue Reading »
OKC bests ’72 Lakers for scoring differential mark
The Thunder finished the season outscoring teams by 12.9 points per game, smashing the previous mark of 12.3 held by the 1971-72 Lakers that had stood for more than half a century.… Continue Reading »