If the NFL plans to make the process of cutting players more “humane,” that dose of humanity won’t come from a kinder, gentler Hard Knocks. The executive producer of the show has told SiriusXM NFL Radio that scenes of players being cut won’t be cut from the upcoming season. “How we’re going to handle it… More »Hard Knocks won’t drop the cut scenes
The vast bulk of the pro football apparel of my childhood has long been discarded or boxed away, but what NFL fans and personnel wear still continues to interest me. It’s nostalgia, I suppose. I associate the team apparel of the 1980s and 1990s with my formative years watching and learning the game. I remember getting… More »NFL merchandisers looking toward future
Yankees third baseman Kevin Youkilis is expected to miss 10-12 weeks following an upcoming surgery on a herniated disc in his back, reports Kieran Darcy of ESPN New York. More »Kevin Youkilis injury: Yankees infielder out 10-12 weeks
Gorgui Dieng is gearing up for next Thursday for the 2013 NBA Draft. On Tuesday, following a workout with the New York Knicks, the former Louisville center had time to talk about his old team. “I think they’re going to have a better team this year,” Dieng told Adam Zagoria of ZagsBlog.com and SNY.tv on… More »Gorgui Dieng says Louisville will be better next season
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Erin Henderson insists he will be the Vikings' starting middle linebacker in 2013. The Vikings seem to be thinking otherwise. More »Bishop to visit, but Henderson believes he is Vikes' starter
Justin Verlander came into Tuesday night with an 8-0 career record against the Orioles in 12 starts, but he is perfect no more after a 5-2 Baltimore win. More »Orioles beat Verlander for first time, 5-2
Matt Cain and the Giants look to end their three-game losing streak. Watch on CSN Bay Area and follow along with In-Game Live! More »LIVE: Padres vs. Giants
By Narae Kim SEOUL (Reuters) - Life as one of the 'Yuna Kids' demands sacrifices few 16-year-olds are willing to make, but for budding South Korean starlets Kim Jin-seo and Kim Hae-jin the chance to learn from the "mother of figure skating" is worth every second of a childhood spent on skates. The first lady of South Korean sport, Kim Yuna has single-handedly made figure skating popular in a country where 44 of its 45 medals at the Winter Olympics have come in short track and speed skating. ... More »'Yuna Kids' aim to continue Korean star's legacy
Dan Shaughnessy and Kevin Paul Dupont compare this year's version of the Boston Bruins with Patriots first-Super Bowl winning team. More »Where do these B's rank in recent Boston sports?
By Clare Fallon EASTBOURNE, England (Reuters) - Who can a woman turn to when everything falls apart? Her mother, of course - even if, in Li Na's case, it necessitated a 12-hour flight from Paris to China after her early exit from the French Open. Wimbledon might not be her most successful tournament but Li says she is feeling "totally relaxed" ahead of next week's grasscourt grand slam, thanks to the flying visit home. "I had one week off, I was feeling in need of having time to myself to relax. ... More »Quick visit to mum puts Li Na right
By Clare Fallon EASTBOURNE, England, June 19 (Reuters) - Who can a woman turn to when everything falls apart? Her mother, of course - even if, in Li Na's case, it necessitated a 12-hour flight from Paris to China after her early exit from the French Open. Wimbledon might not be her most successful tournament but Li says she is feeling "totally relaxed" ahead of next week's grasscourt grand slam, thanks to the flying visit home. "I had one week off, I was feeling in need of having time to myself to relax. ... More »Tennis-Quick visit to mum puts Li Na right
Honduras will go into the locker room thoroughly pleased with the dull and boring 45 minutes of soccer they just completed against the USA. Neither side was able to look particularly dangerous, with only the US managing to get a shot on goal that was truly dangerous. After a flying performance against Panama, Jurgen Klinsmann will need to get the hairdryer out at halftime. More »USA vs. Honduras: Halftime score 0-0, not much happening in the first half
SANDY, Utah – Jozy Altidore's game-winning goal in the US men's national team's 1-0 win over Honduras didn't just allow his team to take a commanding step towards the 2014 World Cup, it also punched his ticket into an elite group of Americans. More »Jozy Altidore enters US record books after remarkable USMNT turnaround
Patrice Bergeron is one of the main reasons the Bruins are on the cusp of a second Stanley Cup in the last three season, and his rise to stardom doesn't surprise his teammates. More »Bergeron 'kind of guy you want dating your daughter'
With rumors continuing to swirl about a potential trade with the Los Angeles Clippers, Dan Shaughnessy offers his take on the options the Celtics have moving forward. More »Shaughnessy: Don't rule out Doc deal yet
The Tennessee Titans kicked off a three-day minicamp on Tuesday and there was plenty of note on the first day. Specifically, wide receiver Kenny Britt and defensive end Derrick Morgan were impressive, according to Jim Wyatt of The Tennessean. More »Kenny Britt, Derrick Morgan shine in Titans minicamp
The league has announced and detailed the latest NFL Rookie Symposium, taking place from June 23rd to June 29th. More »NFL Rookie Symposium 2013
Chris Andersen checks in, red pajama-wearing child in the stand flaps. Spread those wings, child. More »The spirit of Birdman lives in this pajama-wearing child
Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira was placed on the 15-day disabled list Tuesday with right wrist inflammation, the team announced Tuesday. He re-injured the wrist over the weekend and reportedly told hitting coach Kevin Long he couldn't swing the bat, MLB.com reports. More »Mark Teixeira injury: Wrist inflammation sends Yankees' 1B to DL
TORONTO -- Right-hander Esmil Rogers held his former team to four hits and Edwin Encarnacion drove in three runs as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Colorado Rockies 8-3 on Tuesday to extend their winning streak to a season-best seven games. More »Blue Jays 8, Rockies 3
SAN DIEGO (AP) -- The San Diego Padres say minor league outfielder Donavan Tate has reported to extended spring training in Arizona. More »Padres farmhand Tate reports to extended spring
Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - 20:15 to Wednesday, June 18, 2014 - 20:15Konroyd breaks down the Hawks' power play problemsHockeyBlackhawksHockeyStanley Cup FinalBlackhawks More »Konroyd breaks down the Hawks' power play problems
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Major League Baseball is dragging its feet on having team owners vote on the Oakland Athletics' proposed move to a new ballpark 40 miles south in San Jose, San Jose city officials said in a lawsuit filed Tuesday. More »Calif. city sues MLB over A's proposed move
BOSTON (AP) -- Marian Hossa is one of the Chicago Blackhawks' top scorers, with three game-winning goals already this postseason. More »Surprise Hossa scratch part of NHL injury culture
Earlier this month, Miami football player Dyron Dye filed an incident report with the Coral Gables police department in which it was alleged that an NCAA investigator had “coerced” Dye into making statements that benefited The Association’s case against the Hurricanes. In the end, Dye’s attempt to hold the NCAA accountable for alleged shady investigative tactics fell… More »No felony charges for ex-NCAA investigator in Dyron Dye complaint