Atlanta Hawks guard Malcolm Delaney has surgery on left ankle
ATLANTA (AP) -- Atlanta Hawks guard Malcolm Delaney, already out for the season, has had arthroscopic surgery on his left ankle. Read more
Monthly Archives: aprile 2018
Report: Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart remains on timetable to return in late-April
Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart remains on track to return from injury in late-April, according to a report from Shams Charania of Yahoo Sports. Read more
TFC faces toughest test yet in Azteca
The TFC vs. Club America semifinal has the makings of a classic, as a laser-focused Toronto team takes on Miguel Herrera's fired-up favorites. Read more
Can Red Bulls find right balance, beat Chivas?
Jesse Marsch is in a tough spot heading into Tuesday's second leg vs. Chivas: can he balance the Red Bulls' balance with attack to get a win? Read more
Experts’ predictions: First-round playoff picks, Cup winner
Our NHL experts -- including John Buccigross, Emily Kaplan, Steve Levy, Barry Melrose and Greg Wyshynski -- forecast the first-round Stanley Cup playoff series, and give us their pick to…Read more
Mayweather bodyguard shot in Atlanta attack
One of Floyd Mayweather Jr.'s bodyguards was shot early Monday as a group of three cars that included the boxing great were traveling to a hotel in Atlanta, according to…Read more
RIGHT NOW: Bogaerts to 10-day DL
Xander Bogaerts is headed to the 10-day disabled list after tests revealed a small crack in the talus bone in his left ankle. The injury was termed as non-displaced, meaning…Read more
Nick Bosa is confident carrying on his family’s Ohio State tradition
Nick Bosa plays the same position at Ohio State and wears the same number (No. 97) as his brother, Joey, the No. 3 pick in the 2016 NFL draft. But…Read more
Colts’ Luck blames impatience for long rehab
Andrew Luck says his surgically repaired right shoulder feels good and he hopes to be on the field when the Indianapolis Colts open training camp this summer. Read more
Why one of the country’s most-feared D-lines decided to stay together
Clelin Ferrell, Austin Bryant and Christian Wilkins could have easily taken their chances in the NFL draft, but they still have things to prove at Clemson first. Read more