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- U.S. Open: Bryson DeChambeau Wins His Way -- By A Wide MarginDeChambeau, who bulked up and went all in to prove a power game could flout golf’s norms, shot the only under-par round on Sunday to win the 2020 U.S. Open.
- NFL Week 2: Recap, Top Performers and Highlights From Sunday's GamesThe Falcons collapsed as only the Falcons can, the Chargers nearly shocked the Chiefs, injuries were everywhere and the Ravens simply never lose (in the regular season).
- Tour de France: Tadej Pogacar Becomes Slovenia's First WinnerRiding into Paris a day after grabbing the lead, Tadej Pogacar, 21, was still struggling to fathom how he had claimed his victory over two unforgettable days.
- Yankees Clinch Playoff Berth in Pandemic-Shortened SeasonDespite a loss to the Boston Red Sox, the Yankees are in the postseason because of baseball math dictated by a loss by the Seattle Mariners.
- One Depleted Team Played Well Sunday (Hint: Not the Jets)The San Francisco 49ers lost two stalwarts from their defensive line, their starting quarterback and running back on Sunday. The Jets still couldn’t challenge.
- Aimless Giants Lose Saquon Barkley, Then the GameGiants’ final drive ended with an offensive pass interference call on receiver Golden Tate.
- Week 2 NFL Recap: The Chargers Nearly Shocked Pat Mahomes and the ChiefsKansas City needed fourth-quarter heroics and a 58-yard field goal in overtime to push past rookie quarterback Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers.
- Celtics Beat Heat to Reset Eastern Conference Finals, 2-1Whatever happened in the locker room after blowing a lead in Game 2, the Celtics regrouped and hung on for the win in Game 3, 117-106.
- This Year’s U.S. Open Spotlights Ben Hogan’s Claim to a FifthHogan won the 1942 Hale America Open, which included qualifying rounds during World War II. He always believed it should have counted as his fifth U.S. Open victory.
- Big Ten Football May Be Back. The Atmosphere Isn’t.Athletes in other sports are still in limbo. Campuses have lost the campus feel. And people used to falls built around college football Saturdays are having to rethink their weekends.
- LeBron James, Denied the M.V.P., Overpowers Denver Nuggets in Game 1LeBron James is playing angry and the Lakers are playing well. In Game 1, that spelled trouble for Denver.
- Chelsea’s Meticulously Planned Summer of Shock and AweThe Blues have spent more than $260 million on new players, with the promise of more to come. But this is no random spree.
- Dallas Has Rallied and Tampa Bay Has Cruised. Now They’ll Collide.The Stars have made a habit of coming from behind, while the Lightning have played only one six-game series.
- A’ja Wilson Wanted This to Be Her Year. So Far, It Is.Wilson, the Aces forward, led Las Vegas to the No. 1 seed and won the W.N.B.A.’s Most Valuable Player Award. “It’s crazy to think that I’m just really honestly just scratching the surface.”
- Tyler Perry Gives Rousing Emmys Speech After Receiving Governors AwardThe award prompted a heartfelt personal story about a quilt made by Perry’s grandmother, and about its symbolic resonance with the experiences of Black Americans.
- W.N.B.A. Postpones Storm-Lynx Game Over Coronavirus ConcernsSome Seattle Storm players received inconclusive virus test results before Game 1 of their semifinal series against the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday. The game was postponed.
- Dallas Gets Goals From Unlikely Sources in Win Over LightningDefensemen Joel Hanley and Jamie Oleksiak each scored in the Stars’ 4-1 win, as Dallas took a 1-0 lead in the series over Tampa Bay.
- U.S. Open: Matthew Wolff, 21, Aims for First Major Win at Winged FootA fast start and some steady nerves gave Wolff a two-shot lead entering the final round of only his second major championship.
- As Gareth Bale Returns to Spurs, Only Perceptions Have ChangedA star’s war with Real Madrid has simmered for so long that the strangeness of it has been obscured. But his return to Tottenham doesn’t mean he’s finished as a player.
- Tour de France Time Trial: Pogacar Snatches Lead From RoglicFor more than a week, Tadej Pogacar and Primoz Roglic had stalked each other across France. On Saturday, Pogacar surged ahead of his rival and seized the yellow jersey.
DeChambeau, who bulked up and went all in to prove a power game could flout golf’s norms, shot the only under-par round on Sunday to win the 2020 U.S. Open.
The Falcons collapsed as only the Falcons can, the Chargers nearly shocked the Chiefs, injuries were everywhere and the Ravens simply never lose (in the regular season).
Riding into Paris a day after grabbing the lead, Tadej Pogacar, 21, was still struggling to fathom how he had claimed his victory over two unforgettable days.
Despite a loss to the Boston Red Sox, the Yankees are in the postseason because of baseball math dictated by a loss by the Seattle Mariners.
The San Francisco 49ers lost two stalwarts from their defensive line, their starting quarterback and running back on Sunday. The Jets still couldn’t challenge.
Giants’ final drive ended with an offensive pass interference call on receiver Golden Tate.
Kansas City needed fourth-quarter heroics and a 58-yard field goal in overtime to push past rookie quarterback Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers.
Whatever happened in the locker room after blowing a lead in Game 2, the Celtics regrouped and hung on for the win in Game 3, 117-106.
Hogan won the 1942 Hale America Open, which included qualifying rounds during World War II. He always believed it should have counted as his fifth U.S. Open victory.
Athletes in other sports are still in limbo. Campuses have lost the campus feel. And people used to falls built around college football Saturdays are having to rethink their weekends.
LeBron James is playing angry and the Lakers are playing well. In Game 1, that spelled trouble for Denver.
The Blues have spent more than $260 million on new players, with the promise of more to come. But this is no random spree.
The Stars have made a habit of coming from behind, while the Lightning have played only one six-game series.
Wilson, the Aces forward, led Las Vegas to the No. 1 seed and won the W.N.B.A.’s Most Valuable Player Award. “It’s crazy to think that I’m just really honestly just scratching the surface.”
The award prompted a heartfelt personal story about a quilt made by Perry’s grandmother, and about its symbolic resonance with the experiences of Black Americans.
Some Seattle Storm players received inconclusive virus test results before Game 1 of their semifinal series against the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday. The game was postponed.
Defensemen Joel Hanley and Jamie Oleksiak each scored in the Stars’ 4-1 win, as Dallas took a 1-0 lead in the series over Tampa Bay.
A fast start and some steady nerves gave Wolff a two-shot lead entering the final round of only his second major championship.
A star’s war with Real Madrid has simmered for so long that the strangeness of it has been obscured. But his return to Tottenham doesn’t mean he’s finished as a player.
For more than a week, Tadej Pogacar and Primoz Roglic had stalked each other across France. On Saturday, Pogacar surged ahead of his rival and seized the yellow jersey.
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- Best Fantasy Week 3 Waiver Pickups: Saquon Barkley, Cam Akers, Christian McCaffrey injuries open doors for handcuff RBsThe injury bug spared no one on Sunday, with Saquon Barkley, Christian McCaffrey, and Cam Akers among those who exited early. Handcuffs like Dion Lewis, Mike Davis, and Darrell Henderson will be among the top Week 3 fantasy waiver pickups and free agent adds.
- Week 3 Fantasy Football Quarterback RankingsEven quarterback is dealing with a few notable injuries, but there are still plenty of high-quality options in our Week 3 fantasy QB rankings.
- Week 3 Fantasy Football Running Back PPR RankingsAmid some injuries to running back corps across the NFL, our Week 3 fantasy RB PPR rankings are looking for sleepers to emerge in flex roles and help with some tough start 'em, sit 'em decisions.
- Week 3 Fantasy Football Running Back RankingsInjuries threaten to further weaken our Week 3 fantasy RB rankings, but we still sort through the running back sleepers, busts, and injury replacements that will be a part of important start 'em, sit 'em decisions for fantasy football owners this week.
- Week 3 Fantasy Football Wide Receiver PPR RankingsThe top of the Week 3 fantasy WR PPR rankings feature plenty of injured players, so we're looking further down the list for possible wide receiver sleepers to make up for the potential loss of these high-target studs.
The injury bug spared no one on Sunday, with Saquon Barkley, Christian McCaffrey, and Cam Akers among those who exited early. Handcuffs like Dion Lewis, Mike Davis, and Darrell Henderson will be among the top Week 3 fantasy waiver pickups and free agent adds.
Even quarterback is dealing with a few notable injuries, but there are still plenty of high-quality options in our Week 3 fantasy QB rankings.
Amid some injuries to running back corps across the NFL, our Week 3 fantasy RB PPR rankings are looking for sleepers to emerge in flex roles and help with some tough start 'em, sit 'em decisions.
Injuries threaten to further weaken our Week 3 fantasy RB rankings, but we still sort through the running back sleepers, busts, and injury replacements that will be a part of important start 'em, sit 'em decisions for fantasy football owners this week.
The top of the Week 3 fantasy WR PPR rankings feature plenty of injured players, so we're looking further down the list for possible wide receiver sleepers to make up for the potential loss of these high-target studs.
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Clash of Champions 2020 – Live this Sunday on WWE Network
Clash of Champions 2020 - Live this Sunday on WWE Network
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Twins top Cubs 4-0, Kepler hits 100th career home run
Max Kepler hit his 100th career home run in the Minnesota Twins' 4-0 win over the Chicago Cubs.
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Max Kepler powers Twins past Yu Darvish and Cubs, 4-0
Yu Darvish went six innings and struck out nine, but gave up a home run and four earned runs. Max Kepler’s three-run shot was all the Minnesota Twins needed in a 4-0 shutout win over the Chicago Cubs.
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Kacper Przybylko nets two goals as Philadelphia Union beat Montreal Impact
The Montreal Impact went a man down after Romell Quioto was sent off with a red card in the 16th minute. The Philadelphia Union scored four goals with two coming from Kacper Przybylko.
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Mark Grant emotional after Padres clinch playoff spot
Mark Grant emotional after Padres clinch playoff spot
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Trevor Rosenthal got the final out and punched the Padres ticket to playoffs
Trevor Rosenthal got the final out and punched the Padres ticket to playoffs
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Wil Myers celebrates clinching a spot in the postseason
Wil Myers celebrates clinching a spot in the postseason
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WATCH: Padres clinch 2020 postseason berth with win over Mariners
WATCH: Padres clinch 2020 postseason berth with win over Mariners
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PHOTOS: Vikings at Colts
Check out some of the best photos from the Minnesota Vikings' 28-11 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
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PHOTOS: Packers vs. Lions
Check out photos from the Green Bay Packers' 42-21 win over the Detroit Lions.
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Max Kepler hit his 100th career home run in the Minnesota Twins' 4-0 win over the Chicago Cubs.
Yu Darvish went six innings and struck out nine, but gave up a home run and four earned runs. Max Kepler’s three-run shot was all the Minnesota Twins needed in a 4-0 shutout win over the Chicago Cubs.
The Montreal Impact went a man down after Romell Quioto was sent off with a red card in the 16th minute. The Philadelphia Union scored four goals with two coming from Kacper Przybylko.
Mark Grant emotional after Padres clinch playoff spot
Trevor Rosenthal got the final out and punched the Padres ticket to playoffs
Wil Myers celebrates clinching a spot in the postseason
WATCH: Padres clinch 2020 postseason berth with win over Mariners
Check out some of the best photos from the Minnesota Vikings' 28-11 loss to the Indianapolis Colts.
Check out photos from the Green Bay Packers' 42-21 win over the Detroit Lions.
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- How the Lakers went up 2-0 with Davis' 'Mamba shot'Our experts break down how AD's clutch shot ended the Nuggets' hope for a comeback win.
- 'Dialed in' Wilson tosses 5 TDs in Seahawks' winRussell Wilson tied a career high with five touchdown passes on Sunday, giving him nine through two games.
- 'Kobe!': AD channels Lakers legend with buzzer 3As the Nuggets mounted a comeback in Sunday's Game 2, the Lakers needed only look at their jerseys -- featuring the "Black Mamba" design Kobe Bryant helped design years ago -- to remind them it was time to "make big-time plays."
- Deion Sanders announces he'll coach Jackson St.Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Deion Sanders will be the next head football coach at Jackson State, he announced Sunday on his new podcast, "21st & Prime."
- Pats RB White inactive after father killed in crashNew England Patriots running back James White's father, Tyrone, died in a car accident Sunday, the Broward County (Florida) Sheriff's Office confirmed. White was inactive for the team's game against the Seattle Seahawks.
- DeChambeau blasts away to win U.S. Open titleBryson DeChambeau was the only player under par in the final round at Winged Foot as he cruised to a U.S. Open victory.
- Herbert wows Bolts, but Taylor still starter if 100%With Chargers starter Tyrod Taylor experiencing chest pain that necessitated a trip to the hospital, rookie QB Justin Herbert was pressed into action against the defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs and impressed in his surprising NFL debut.
- Week 2 takeaways: A Cowboys rally, brutal 49ers injury streak and moreMany top players were injured in Week 2. Here's what to know.
- How Bryson DeChambeau went to great lengths to win the U.S. OpenNo one can question Bryson DeChambeau's methods now. He overpowered Winged Foot and the field to win his first major championship.
- Judging Week 2 overreactions: Dak is going to get paidDak Prescott will be the NFL's highest-paid player next year. Let's overreact to Week 2.
- MLB playoff push: Padres clinch playoff spot, plus current postseason bracketThe Padres earned their first October appearance since 2006 in extra innings. We look at who hopes to join them and more.
- How Dodgers phenom Gavin Lux wants to make a difference in KenoshaThe rookie may still be making his way in the majors, but the volatile events in his hometown have him thinking about how he can help.
- AP Top 25 college football poll reaction: What's next for each ranked team?The AP Top 25 college football poll is out. We'll have to wait another week for Big Ten teams to be included, but here's what's next for each ranked team.
- Projecting college football's New Year's Six, including the College Football PlayoffThe Big Ten joins the chase for the College Football Playoff and New Year's Six bowls.
- The Celtics found a $32.7 million way to beat the HeatGetting a key player in Gordon Hayward back in the lineup gives the Celtics a chance to hold on to the leads they've blown.
- Highs and lows from NFL Week 2: Saquon Barkley among many notables to go downA rash of injuries to key players around the NFL in Week 2 dominated the fantasy football takeaways from Matt Bowen and Tristan H. Cockcroft.
- Takeaways from Stanley Cup Final Game 1The Stars struck first on the strength of a 35-save outing from their veteran netminder in Game 1.
- UFC Fight Night takeaways: Covington, Woodley headed in opposite directionsTyron Woodley's days of fighting the UFC's elite might be over, and Colby Covington proved he's among the best.
- How Jasmine Thomas' career game put Las Vegas on its heelsTop-seeded Las Vegas trails No. 7 seed Connecticut after a Game 1 rout and 31 points from Jasmine Thomas. Here's how the Sun pulled the upset.
- Mane magic, Thiago impresses in Liverpool debutSadio Mane's two quick goals at the start of the second half helped Liverpool to a comfortable win.
- Jose Pedraza dominates Javier Molina, asks for junior welterweight title fightJose Pedraza scored a one-sided unanimous decision over Javier Molina and asked for a junior welterweight title fight or a rematch against Jose Zepeda next.
- Dos Santos stars as America continue their dominance over rivals ChivasAmerica beat rivals Chivas in the Clasico Nacional for the sixth straight time, as Gio dos Santos turned back the clock in a sparking performance.
- Bracketologists speak: What NCAA tournament forecasters expect from odd 2020-21 seasonESPN bracketologists Joe Lunardi and Charlie Creme look ahead to March.
- Same as it ever was? 2020-21 college basketball season has plenty of precedentAfraid of the altered look of the upcoming season? Relax. Much of what's to come is not new.
- Sources: Giants fear RB Barkley has torn ACLThe Giants fear running back Saquon Barkley tore the ACL in his right knee, sources told ESPN.
- Brady bounces back; 'outstanding' in Bucs' winTom Brady notched his first victory as a Buccaneer, taking advantage of a good defensive performance.
- Top five AD carries at the League of Legends World ChampionshipThe AD Carry field is stacked at the League of Legends World Championship. Here's our top five heading into the tournament.
- IPL 2020 in the UAE - it's a big deal, and here's whyThe biggest and richest cricket tournament outside the World Cups begins on Saturday. Here's all you need to know about it
Our experts break down how AD's clutch shot ended the Nuggets' hope for a comeback win.
Russell Wilson tied a career high with five touchdown passes on Sunday, giving him nine through two games.
As the Nuggets mounted a comeback in Sunday's Game 2, the Lakers needed only look at their jerseys -- featuring the "Black Mamba" design Kobe Bryant helped design years ago -- to remind them it was time to "make big-time plays."
Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Deion Sanders will be the next head football coach at Jackson State, he announced Sunday on his new podcast, "21st & Prime."
New England Patriots running back James White's father, Tyrone, died in a car accident Sunday, the Broward County (Florida) Sheriff's Office confirmed. White was inactive for the team's game against the Seattle Seahawks.
Bryson DeChambeau was the only player under par in the final round at Winged Foot as he cruised to a U.S. Open victory.
With Chargers starter Tyrod Taylor experiencing chest pain that necessitated a trip to the hospital, rookie QB Justin Herbert was pressed into action against the defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs and impressed in his surprising NFL debut.
Many top players were injured in Week 2. Here's what to know.
No one can question Bryson DeChambeau's methods now. He overpowered Winged Foot and the field to win his first major championship.
Dak Prescott will be the NFL's highest-paid player next year. Let's overreact to Week 2.
The Padres earned their first October appearance since 2006 in extra innings. We look at who hopes to join them and more.
The rookie may still be making his way in the majors, but the volatile events in his hometown have him thinking about how he can help.
The AP Top 25 college football poll is out. We'll have to wait another week for Big Ten teams to be included, but here's what's next for each ranked team.
The Big Ten joins the chase for the College Football Playoff and New Year's Six bowls.
Getting a key player in Gordon Hayward back in the lineup gives the Celtics a chance to hold on to the leads they've blown.
A rash of injuries to key players around the NFL in Week 2 dominated the fantasy football takeaways from Matt Bowen and Tristan H. Cockcroft.
The Stars struck first on the strength of a 35-save outing from their veteran netminder in Game 1.
Tyron Woodley's days of fighting the UFC's elite might be over, and Colby Covington proved he's among the best.
Top-seeded Las Vegas trails No. 7 seed Connecticut after a Game 1 rout and 31 points from Jasmine Thomas. Here's how the Sun pulled the upset.
Sadio Mane's two quick goals at the start of the second half helped Liverpool to a comfortable win.
Jose Pedraza scored a one-sided unanimous decision over Javier Molina and asked for a junior welterweight title fight or a rematch against Jose Zepeda next.
America beat rivals Chivas in the Clasico Nacional for the sixth straight time, as Gio dos Santos turned back the clock in a sparking performance.
ESPN bracketologists Joe Lunardi and Charlie Creme look ahead to March.
Afraid of the altered look of the upcoming season? Relax. Much of what's to come is not new.
The Giants fear running back Saquon Barkley tore the ACL in his right knee, sources told ESPN.
Tom Brady notched his first victory as a Buccaneer, taking advantage of a good defensive performance.
The AD Carry field is stacked at the League of Legends World Championship. Here's our top five heading into the tournament.
The biggest and richest cricket tournament outside the World Cups begins on Saturday. Here's all you need to know about it
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- 32 things we learned from Week 2 of the 2020 NFL seasonThe Packers' offense stayed hot, Tom Brady got his first win with the Bucs and the injuries piled up. What did we learn in NFL Week 2?
- Opinion: Lakers' Anthony Davis channels Kobe Bryant for biggest moment of his careerAnthony Davis did his best Kobe Bryant impersonation, knocking down the winning 3 to lift the Lakers over the Nuggets in Game 2 of the West finals.
- Cam Newton defends Patriots' call on final play in loss to SeahawksThough Cam Newton came up 1 yard short of leading the Patriots to a comeback win over the Seahawks, the QB supported his team's decision.
- NFL Week 2 winners and losers: Aaron Rodgers and Packers offense rolling, Falcons have historic collapse — againSunday's slate of Week 2 games left Falcons fans with a familiar sense of frustration, while there's cause for celebration in Green Bay and Baltimore.
- Opinion: Seahawks' overconfidence nearly cost them big win vs. PatriotsThe Seahawks triumphed against the Patriots thanks to a dramatic goal-line stand, but Pete Carroll's gamble nearly cost his team a win.
- U.S. Open champ reinvents golf, and his impact will only growBryson DeChambeau's first major win Sunday at Winged Foot will prompt a reimagining of what constitutes a modern U.S. Open test.
- Opinion: Nuggets played hard in Game 2, but must play smarter to beat LakersThe Nuggets again showed they can rally against superior talent in Game 2. But they also learned they can't afford to squander any opportunities.
- 'Just devastating': Patriots voice support for James White after RB's father is killed in car accidentPatriots RB James White was inactive for Sunday's game after his father was killed in a car accident, but he remained on his teammates' minds.
- Opinion: Doubted after significant changes, Los Angeles Rams look like an NFC contender after 2-0 startThe Rams were widely doubted this offseason, but a team that has incorporated a number of new figures looks ready to make a push in the NFC.
- 'God called me to Jackson State,' Deion Sanders says in announcement of hiring on podcastOn his podcast "21st and Prime," Deion Sanders made his hiring as the 21st football coach at Jackson State official.
- 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan, DE Arik Armstead criticize turf at MetLife Stadium after rash of injuriesAfter the 49ers had several players drop out of the 31-13 win over the Jets due to lower-body injuries, two members of the team criticized the turf.
- Giants RB Saquon Barkley believed to have suffered torn ACL vs. BearsSaquon Barkley, who had become the centerpiece of the New York Giants' offense, had to be helped off the field in the second quarter on Sunday.
- Cowboys stun Falcons by completing last-minute comeback, erasing 20-point deficitThe Dallas Cowboys looked to be headed for their first 0-2 start since 2010 ... until Dak Prescott and Co. found a bit of late-game magic.
- DeChambeau wins U.S. Open for first major championshipBryson DeChambeau won his first major championship at the 120th U.S. Open. He was the only player to finish under par at Winged Foot.
- Opinion: Tulane's loss to Navy could sting for a long time, putting it atop Misery IndexTulane had a 24-0 and seemed to have total control of Navy ... until it didn't. It lost, and it sits atop Misery Index. Here's the week's breakdown.
- QB Josh Allen erupts for career day as Bills take down DolphinsJosh Allen had the best game of his NFL career with 417 yards and four TDs as the Bills beat the Dolphins to move to 2-0.
- Kyler Murray ignites Arizona Cardinals in win over Washington Football TeamKyler Murray threw for one touchdown and ran for two more as the Arizona Cardinals handled the Washington Football Team at home.
- 49ers DE Nick Bosa feared to have suffered torn ACL in win over JetsThe San Francisco 49ers could be without Nick Bosa for the rest of the year, as coach Kyle Shanahan says the team fears the DE tore his ACL.
- Clemson keeps No. 1 spot in Amway Coaches Poll as Big Ten teams rejoin after announcing startClemson kept its lead in the Amway Coaches Poll, but there was significant reshuffling after Big Ten teams rejoing after announcing its start.
- Inside Detroit Tigers' Ron Gardenhire's final hours as manager: 'He loves playing catch'Ron Gardenhire drove to Comerica Park on Saturday as the Detroit Tigers' manager. He left hours later as a man, retired and respected.
- Athletes, coaches and broadcasters are Changing the Game, and that's good for all womenNew podcast from USA TODAY Sports looks at how female athletes, coaches and broadcasters have changed the way society views women.
- NBA playoff schedule: Conference finalsThe conference final matchups are set inside the bubble as the playoffs start to intensify ahead of the NBA Finals.
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The Packers' offense stayed hot, Tom Brady got his first win with the Bucs and the injuries piled up. What did we learn in NFL Week 2?
Anthony Davis did his best Kobe Bryant impersonation, knocking down the winning 3 to lift the Lakers over the Nuggets in Game 2 of the West finals.
Though Cam Newton came up 1 yard short of leading the Patriots to a comeback win over the Seahawks, the QB supported his team's decision.
Sunday's slate of Week 2 games left Falcons fans with a familiar sense of frustration, while there's cause for celebration in Green Bay and Baltimore.
The Seahawks triumphed against the Patriots thanks to a dramatic goal-line stand, but Pete Carroll's gamble nearly cost his team a win.
Bryson DeChambeau's first major win Sunday at Winged Foot will prompt a reimagining of what constitutes a modern U.S. Open test.
The Nuggets again showed they can rally against superior talent in Game 2. But they also learned they can't afford to squander any opportunities.
Patriots RB James White was inactive for Sunday's game after his father was killed in a car accident, but he remained on his teammates' minds.
The Rams were widely doubted this offseason, but a team that has incorporated a number of new figures looks ready to make a push in the NFC.
On his podcast "21st and Prime," Deion Sanders made his hiring as the 21st football coach at Jackson State official.
After the 49ers had several players drop out of the 31-13 win over the Jets due to lower-body injuries, two members of the team criticized the turf.
Saquon Barkley, who had become the centerpiece of the New York Giants' offense, had to be helped off the field in the second quarter on Sunday.
The Dallas Cowboys looked to be headed for their first 0-2 start since 2010 ... until Dak Prescott and Co. found a bit of late-game magic.
Bryson DeChambeau won his first major championship at the 120th U.S. Open. He was the only player to finish under par at Winged Foot.
Tulane had a 24-0 and seemed to have total control of Navy ... until it didn't. It lost, and it sits atop Misery Index. Here's the week's breakdown.
Josh Allen had the best game of his NFL career with 417 yards and four TDs as the Bills beat the Dolphins to move to 2-0.
Kyler Murray threw for one touchdown and ran for two more as the Arizona Cardinals handled the Washington Football Team at home.
The San Francisco 49ers could be without Nick Bosa for the rest of the year, as coach Kyle Shanahan says the team fears the DE tore his ACL.
Clemson kept its lead in the Amway Coaches Poll, but there was significant reshuffling after Big Ten teams rejoing after announcing its start.
Ron Gardenhire drove to Comerica Park on Saturday as the Detroit Tigers' manager. He left hours later as a man, retired and respected.
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Join our Facebook Group to engage in friendly conversation with other NFL enthusiasts.
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