Stokes issues Ashes rallying cry for England players
Dec 15 : England captain Ben Stokes has called for his teammates to "show a bit of dog" as they look to fight back from two losses in the third Ashes test in Adelaide from Tuesday.
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Source: Packers' Christian Watson doesn't have long-term injury - ESPN
GREEN BAY, Wis. — There was one piece of positive injury news for the Green Bay Packers: Receiver Christian Watson did not sustain a long-term injury and it's not out of the realm of possibility that he could play in the next game on Saturday against the Chicago Bears, a source told ESPN on Monday.
Lyon ready to roar again for Australia in third Ashes test
SYDNEY, Dec 15 : Nathan Lyon made clear his disappointment at being dropped for a home test for the first time in 14 years in Brisbane two weeks ago, but the Australian spinner is only looking forward before the third test at a ground he knows very well.
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England bring in Tongue for Atkinson for third Ashes test
SYDNEY, Dec 15 : England have made one change to their line-up for the third Ashes test, the team said on Monday, with Josh Tongue coming in as a like-for-like replacement for Gus Atkinson in the bowling attack.
England's Brook admits he needs to rein himself in with Ashes on the line
SYDNEY, Dec 15 : England batter Harry Brook admits that he might need to curb his aggressive instincts a little bit when the Ashes go on the line in the third test in Adelaide this week.
Alpine skiing-Robinson first New Zealander to win World Cup Super-G
ST MORITZ, Switzerland, Dec 14 : Alice Robinson became the first Alpine skier from New Zealand to win a World Cup Super-G when she triumphed in the first of the season in St. Moritz on Sunday.
Thunder shrug off loss to Spurs, 'excited' to have challenge - ESPN
LAS VEGAS — Minutes after the Oklahoma City Thunder's second loss of the season, some of the defending champions' veterans loudly and playfully chided injured rookie Thomas Sorber for failing to have towels in their lockers on time.