Новости за 28.10.2017

Davis is still dangerous inside, but he's also shooting 45.5 percent from three.

Liverpool's midfield isn't doing enough to protect an already shaky backline.

Christopher Bell leads after the opener in the Round of 6.

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says Vikings linebacker Anthony Barr gave him the finger as Rodgers left the field after breaking his collarbone on a hit from Barr. But Barr says Rodgers isn’t telling the whole story. Barr wrote on Twitter that he wasn’t even looking in Rodgers’ direction until Rodgers started shouting F-bombs at Barr. [more]

Great stuff from "The Great 8."

Where everyone finished in Saturday's race.

New managers at Leicester and Everton face off, following a south-coast derby.

New Jersey activates its top goalie off of IR.

Bayern Munich atop the Bundesliga table. It feels so familiar.

The Kyle Busch Motorsports driver takes the lead on a restart with 10 laps remaining.

Only one of the Premier League's Top Six failed to claim maximum points on Saturday. Sorry, Spurs.

Texans tackle Duane Brown was upset when he saw owner Bob McNair’s remark that “[w]e can’t have the inmates running the prison.” But Brown wasn’t surprised, because it wasn’t the first time Brown believed he had witnessed McNair making curious word choices on matters of significant sensitivity and potential controversy. During a Saturday morning phone interview [more]

It was the first Premier League goal of the season for Hazard, who has scored twice in the UEFA Champions League.

Can Scott Wedgewood help stop the bleeding, even if briefly?

It’s Day Two of the latest anthem-related controversy, and Texans owner Bob McNair has issued his second statement in two days about his remark from the recent league meetings that “[w]e can’t have the inmates running the asylum.” “As I said yesterday, I was not referring to our players when I made a very regretful [more]

Hours after Washington linebacker Mason Foster went on an early-morning tweet storm, venting his frustration at the team’s front office, Foster has simmered down. Foster told the Washington Post that he talked with team president Bruce Allen and other team officials today and feels better about the situation. “I was at that point where I [more]

Lowry found a lot of room to operate against the Lonzo Ball and the rest of the Lakers' defense.

A digital hug for the big netminder.

The Joe Gibbs Racing driver led the field with a 95.415-mph lap.

His early optimism might have been hasty.

Those who've paid attention to the Premier League for more than a minute will know Arsenal often round into form by late Fall.

Veteran left tackle Duane Brown may not be happy about owner Bob McNair’s “inmate” remark, but Brown probably is happy about this: The team has placed him on the active roster, five days after he ended a lengthy holdout. The move likely means that Brown will play on Sunday in Seattle. To create a space [more]

Young Three Lions crowned World Cup champs after incredible comeback vs. Spain.

Chase Briscoe and Matt Crafton will start on the front row at Martinsville Speedway.

"We made the wrong decision with Michail Antonio choosing to cross the ball rather than keep it," Bilic admitted.