How far will this Boston Red Sox team go? Only as far as this bullpen can take them
How the Red Sox solve the late innings every night could shape whether or not they’re still around deep into the fall.
Frustration boils over for New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone on Sunday
Boone added to his league leading ejections.
Former Packers standout and first-ever player union president, Billy Howton, dead at 95
Former Green Bay Packers wide receiver and first-ever player union president, Billy Howton, has died, according to the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA).
Packers QB Jordan Love makes strong hint Matthew Golden could be his WR1
Jordan Love believes his rookie WR could have a bright future with the Packers.
49ers rookie sought advice from retired NFL CB who spent five seasons in San Francisco
The San Francisco 49ers may have drafted a solid player in cornerback Upton Stout, and he’s already looking for advice on playing NFL nickel.
Chicago Cubs pitcher Jameson Taillon struggles in rehab start with Iowa Cubs
Jameson Taillon made his first rehab start with the Iowa Cubs on Aug. 3.
Shota Imanaga throws 5 sharp innings in return from injury as Cubs beat Cardinals 3-0
Shota Imanaga returned from the injured list to throw five innings of one-hit ball, lifting the Chicago Cubs to a 3-0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday for a split of a four-game series. Michael Busch homered and singled and Carson Kelly also had two hits for the NL Central-leading Cubs. St. Louis was shut out in back-to-back games for the first time this season.
New 49ers CB’s college coach says ‘every day wasn’t cream and cookies’ with him
The San Francisco 49ers took Upton Stout in the third round of the 2025 NFL draft despite the cornerback’s rough edges at Western Kentucky.
Brewers 4, Cubs 0: Shota Imanaga leaves injured, and Milwaukee immediately strikes
The Brewers try to avoid being swept by the Cubs this afternoon in the teams’ series finale at American Family Field.
Max Kranick grew up a Mets fan attending games at Shea Stadium with David Wright being his favorite player.
Max Kranick grew up a huge New York Mets fan, going to games at Shea Stadium and Citi Field with his family and rooting for his favorite player David Wright. Now, the Valley View graduate gets to play for his childhood team. He has earned a spot on the Mets’ Opening Day 26-man roster and will pitch out of the bullpen. New York begins the season Thursday in Houston against the Astros at 4:10 …