Fredi looking to give starting pitchers extra rest
Though the Braves are in the midst of battling for the National League's final playoff spot, manager Fredi Gonzalez is not going to make any rash decisions that could endanger…Read more
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Morton throws sim game, but hip remains an issue
Charlie Morton threw a simulated game Tuesday, and while his arm felt fresh, he said his hurting right hip hasn't improved. The Pirates and Morton have not closed the book…Read more
Murphy returns from DL, looks to finish season strong
Second baseman Daniel Murphy returned from the disabled list on Tuesday, looking to put a capstone on his first All-Star season. Read more
Senators announce affiliation agreements
The Ottawa Senators on Tuesday extended their affiliation agreement with the Binghamton Senators of the American Hockey League for an additional four seasons through 2018-19 and announced a secondary affiliation…Read more
Zimmerman takes BP; running is key test
Nationals third baseman Ryan Zimmerman took batting practice for the first time in public at Nationals Park on Tuesday afternoon. He was in the hitting group that included teammates Ian…Read more
U.S. surges past Slovenia into semifinals
Team USA pulls away from Slovenia in the second half en route to semifinal date with Lithuania. Read more
‘Miracle on Ice’ player Bob Suter dies of apparent heart attack at age 57
MADISON, Wis. - Bob Suter, a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic "Miracle On Ice" hockey team, has died of an apparent heart attack at the age of 57. Suter's…Read more
Sabres owner Pegula agrees to buy NFL’s Bills
Buffalo Sabres owner Terry Pegula has reached an agreement to buy the Buffalo Bills of the NFL. "Kim and I are humbled and honored that the Wilson family has chosen…Read more
Bob Suter, member of ‘Miracle on Ice’ team, dies at 57
Bob Suter, a member of the 1980 U.S. "Miracle on Ice" team and father of Minnesota Wild defenseman Ryan Suter, died Tuesday. He was 57. "We are very saddened by…Read more
Bengals: Still jersey sales to aid cancer fund
Late Monday, the Cincinnati Bengals announced via their website they were donating all proceeds from sales of Devon Still's jersey to pediatric cancer research. Read more