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DALLAS — LA Clippers star Kawhi Leonard said the inflammation in his surgically repaired right knee did not respond the way he had hoped after Game 2, and after gutting out 25 minutes in Friday's 101-90 loss to the Dallas Mavericks, Leonard's status for Sunday's Game 4 is in question.
Motherwell boss Stuart Kettlewell says it’s nothing personal, but he’s eager to get a first win over Aberdeen this season when they head to Pittodrie today.
It's the time of the season for mind games, with bluffs and double bluffs to gain some kind of psychological advantage for the run in.
CRAIG SWAN: Rules are rules. You don’t comply, you don’t get in. It’s fairly simple.
Brendan Rodgers might have blown his top at the poor Celtic kitman at Hampden but he’s determined to keep a lid on things elsewhere right now. Because the Hoops gaffer insists it’s time to screw on the trophy head on set the sights on silverware.
They're the right men but is it the wrong time? When Philippe Clement looks at James Tavernier and Connor Goldson, he sees two Ibrox stalwarts in danger of being damned by circumstance.
The Colorado Avalanche scored three goals in a span of six minutes early in the third period of a 6-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Friday night at Denver's Ball Arena.
Leicester City were promoted to the Premier League on Friday after rivals Leeds United crashed to a shock 4-0 defeat at Queens Park Rangers. The result leaves Leicester top of the Championship with 94 points with two games to play while Leeds stay second on 90 but with just one match left. Third-place Ipswich Town can pip Leeds to the second automatic promotion place as they currently have 89 points with three matches still to play. "It's not in our hands anymore (automatic promotion), we need to be honest," Leeds boss Daniel Farke told the BBC.