Nola brothers to make MLB history in Game 2 of NLCS
Aaron Nola and Austin Nola are about to make postseason history.
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Aaron Nola and Austin Nola are about to make postseason history.
Mike Keenan is taking over as the head coach of the Italy's men's national hockey team.
NFL team owners are expected to approve a resolution Tuesday that will have Rams owner Stan Kroenke paying the remaining $571 million owed to St. Louis over the team's relocation to Los Angeles, multiple owner and league executive sources told ESPN.
The Montreal Canadiens rallied in the third period to force overtime and then snatched a 3-2 overtime win from the Pittsburgh Penguins at the Bell Centre on Monday night.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Notre Dame’s greatest highlight Saturday came long before the Irish (3-3) fell to Stanford, 16-14, in the biggest upset at Notre Dame Stadium since … last month against Marshall.
The NHL said Saturday it found no evidence to substantiate anonymous allegations posted on social media against Tampa Bay Lightning defenceman Ian Cole and has concluded its investigation.
Alec Bohm had a commemorative snapback cap on his head and a permanent smile on his face. It was Saturday night, and the Philadelphia Phillies had just stunned the division-champion St. Louis Cardinals with back-to-back road victories to advance to the National League Division Series. Most of the crowd had quickly filed out of Busch Stadium, but the away fans who remained migrated down the aisles to cheer for the Phillies players who remained on the field. Several of them wore burgundy T-shirts with the phrase «I f---ing hate this place» emblazoned on the front, an ironic reference to the way Philadelphia had rallied around its young third baseman.
ST. LOUIS — Bruce Sutter, a Hall of Fame reliever and the 1979 National League Cy Young Award winner, has died. He was 69.