Новости за 17.08.2017

The Raiders running back gave two odd responses when asked about his decision to sit during the national anthem.

The Diamondbacks and Astros conclude their series in Houston. Follow Nick Piecoro's updates from the game.

"We will not surrender."

Tampa's three major sports teams, and former Bucs coach Tony Dungy, are donating funds in an effort to remove Confederate statue in downtown Tampa.

In the same game Aaron Judge slugged his American League-high 37th home run, he set a dubious strikeout record.

After his Aug. 26 fight against Conor McGregor, Floyd Mayweather is planning a chain of gyms with training programs based on his workouts.

These players will be closely monitored upon the second round of exhibitions.

Clemson coach Brad Brownell confirmed his team is fine after a van crashed into a crowd near its Barcelona hotel. Oregon State also reported no issues.

Chiefs quarterback opens up on the plight of his former 49ers teammate.

SportsPulse: Trysta Krick discusses Giancarlo Stanton aiming for 61 home runs, hit by former New York Yankees slugger Roger Maris in 1961, and not 73, set by Barry Bonds in 2001.

Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo thought "something clicked" for his team offensively on Wednesday night in a loss to the Astros.

Diamondbacks right-hander Taijuan Walker did not think luck was on his side on Wednesday night, when he gave up five runs (three earned) in five innings against the Astros.

With lefty Robbie Ray set to make a rehab start on Thursday, the Diamondbacks will keep left-hander Anthony Banda in the rotation for the time being. He’ll face the Twins on Sunday in Minneapolis, manager Torey Lovullo said.

The Diamondbacks struck out 13 more times in a 9-5 loss to the Astros on Wednesday.

Washington State coach Mike Leach, college football's disruptor, doesn't shy away from any topic -- even those that have nothing to do with his sport

The Diamondbacks are in Houston to take on the Astros.

Nevada State Athletic Commission will allow the bout to be fought with 8 oz. gloves rather than the usual 10 oz. recommendation.

Patriots star Tom Brady imparted wisdom to Texans rookie QB Watson as New England and Houston held joint practices in West Virginia.

No Fierce Fiver is competing at this week's P&G Championships