Новости за 23.09.2017

After a rocky start to the season (and summer), Newcastle seek a fourth straight win on Sunday.

First, he lost his starting job. Then, he slid behind Anthony Chickillo as the primary backup to Bud Dupree and T.J. Watt. Neither development has caused Steelers veteran linebacker James Harrison to publicly complain. “Just doing what I’m asked,” Harrison said Friday, via Chris Adamski of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. “You’re not going to get any [more]

After President Trump called on NFL owners to fire players who kneel during the national anthem, the owners of the New York Giants said they will certainly not do that. Giants co-owners John Mara and Steve Tisch jointly released a statement saying they take issue with Trump’s statement. “Comments like we heard last night from [more]

Two months ago, Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul was musing about his team going undefeated. Now he’s just hoping they can win a game — and he knows they need to do it on Sunday at Philadelphia. “Honestly, it’s a must-win game,” Pierre-Paul said Friday, via the New York Post. “We know we need this [more]

"What elevates this hit to the level of supplemental discipline is the predatory nature and force of the hit."

The 7-race Xfinity Series playoffs begin tonight at Kentucky.

Kaz Grala holds the final transfer spot with two races left in the opening round of the playoffs.

There's a reason Liverpool wouldn't sell Coutinho, not even for $150 million.

Kanter felt OKC was his home as his native one was yanked away from him by politics.

Ryan Truex tied his career-best finish; Todd Gilliland scored a career-best finish.

Paul George seems excited.

Borussia Dortmund is alone atop the Bundesliga table with 16 points and a plus-18 goal differential.

Christopher Bell scores his series-high fifth win of the season.

He hasn't played an NHL game since February.

The goals kept on coming as four title chasers won on the road and a fifth buried a visitor on Saturday.

On Friday night, President Donald Trump told the attendees of a rally in Alabama that NFL owners should fire any “son of a bitch” who disrespects the flag. On Saturday afternoon, he repeated his message, without the profanity. “If a player wants the privilege of making millions of dollars in the NFL, or other leagues, [more]

A thriller at King Power Stadium sees Liverpool move fifth.

Is it possible that the President was trolling the NFL and its players on Friday night? If so, it’s entirely possible that it will work. With many contending that anthem protests are causing NFL interest and ratings to diminish, and with the issue previously sliding toward the back burner, Trump’s rhetoric pulls it back to [more]

The song was heard from the away end at St. Mary's during Manchester United's 1-0 win on Saturday.

Vancouver's regular season opener is Oct. 7.

The Thunder move up with Houston and San Antonio to the second tier in the West.

Liverpool took a 2-0 lead at King Power Stadium thanks to the Brazilian's wizardry.

Joey Logano also said of having to sit in his car on pit road for 50 minutes: 'I just think it makes our sport look dumb.'

Koeman admitted "there were a lot of emotions" in Everton's 2-1 home win over Bournemouth on Saturday.

Pretty much everyone has something to say about President Donald Trump’s decision to slam “son of a bitch” NFL players for anthem protests. At least one head coach has decided not to say anything. Via David Helman of DallasCowboys.com, Cowboys coach Jason Garrett tiptoed around the controversy during a Saturday morning press conference. Here’s the [more]