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Former Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman says he faced a cold dose of reality late in his career that ultimately convinced him to step away from the NFL.
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The Milwaukee Brewers have seen a major decline in fan attendance in 2022 compared to recent 'normal' seasons. The cause might not be what you think.
Per one NBA executive, the Lakers have three remaining "obvious" partners they should pursue to make a Westbrook swap in the Indiana Pacers, San Antonio Spurs or Utah Jazz. Source: Eric Pincus @ Bleacher Report What's the buzz on Twitter? Emiliano ...
From the very first pitch, it was pretty painful to watch the major league debut of New York Yankees reliever Greg Weissert. Pulled by manager Aaron Boone with the Yankees ahead 13-2 in the seventh inning, Weissert made the exceedingly long trudge from the mound to the dugout at the Coliseum. At least he's now a big leaguer forever — and the AL East-leading Yankees still coasted to a 13-4 win.
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Scheffler explained his tie for 21st at The Open was the result of a “weird little injury” on Saturday and Sunday at St. Andrews.
A quarterback smoking at halftime of the Super Bowl? Unheard of these days. But it happened at the very first edition, and here's what led to the moment being photographed.
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The NFL has no jurisdiction over players who engage in misconduct at joint practices. But the league can take action against teams that fail to properly police their players in such settings. Per a source with knowledge of the procedures, the league could impose sanctions on the Rams, if it’s determined that the Rams had [more]
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Scheffler now leads by five heading into the second round in Atlanta.
Watch Nate Diaz hand Conor McGregor his first UFC loss.
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I was all set for my trip, or so I thought. That's when my friend told me to place a crayon in my wallet when traveling. The reason is quite clever.
Instead of a Hail Mary, the Loganville Red Devils in Georgia threw a "Loganville Lob" to break their tie score during overtime play.
Nolensville Little League is headed to the United States Championship Game after a 7-1 win over Pearland (Texas) in a LLWS elimination game.
An Orioles rookie hit a game-tying homer two pitches later.
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Back in the batter's box at last, Giancarlo Stanton swung away and is confident each chance he gets at the plate the timing will continue to improve. The Yankees slugger returned from the injured list and hit a two-run single to go with a bases-loaded walk, Josh Donaldson doubled twice and drove in three runs, and New York pounded the Oakland Athletics 13-4 on Thursday night despite a wild major league debut by reliever Greg Weissert. “The timing's the most difficult part, but I've got to do extra drills before the game and while I'm down to kind of keep my timing and make sure it's not too much of an adjustment," said Stanton, who helped New York to its first four-game winning streak since June.
The U.S. Open begins Monday. Serena Williams hopes to close out her legendary career in style, and Rafael Nadal seeks a fifth title in New York.
The legal row surrounding golf’s bitter split has further escalated after Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy were served notice of a subpoena to reveal details of a PGA Tour players’ meeting last week.
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Even though it’s best to be yourself, there are some basic fashion guidelines that must be observed.
Josh McDaniels had an interesting observation following a joint practice with the Patriots.
The Bills roster is so solid that several of the players they cut next week will end up signing with other teams. Here are five who could be moving on.
Malcolm Butler has been released by the Patriots.