Saturday, October 8, 2016

If LeBron James is healthy, the Cavaliers are going to the Finals again and other top stories.

  • If LeBron James is healthy, the Cavaliers are going to the Finals again

    If LeBron James is healthy, the Cavaliers are going to the Finals again
    Paul Flannery and Tom Ziller are previewing all 30 teams via conversation. Next up: the Cleveland Cavaliers. Find all of the Flanns and Zillz previews here. ZILLER: The world champion Cleveland Cavaliers (man, that's a weird phrase) have an interesting problem this season: How do you stay motivated in the regular season? They won the East No. 1 seed despite a coaching change and despite never punching the gas pedal during the regular season. They went 12-2 in the Eastern Conference Playoffs. To..
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  • Ugliness Equal On Both Sides Of The Ball And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts

    Ugliness Equal On Both Sides Of The Ball And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
    By Michael Hurley, CBS Boston BOSTON (CBS) — For many years, people of a certain ilk professed a belief that life in New England after Tom Brady could be a very much unenjoyable experience, at least as far as the local football team goes. Yet for three weeks of the 2016 season, these people of this particular ilk appeared to have been foolhardy in their premonitions. No more. Not after the hapless showing on Sunday afternoon against the Bills at Gillette Stadium. To be sure, Bill Belichick and ..
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  • Flashback: Vin Scully's lasting friendship with Ernie Harwell

    Flashback: Vin Scully's lasting friendship with Ernie Harwell
    Vin Scully got his start with the Dodgers in 1950 after Ernie Harwell left to broadcast for the GiantsErnie Harwell, left, and Vin Scully.(Photo: Kirthmon F. Dozier, DFP; and USA TODAY Sports)EDITOR'S NOTE: This story originally published in the Sept. 13, 2002 edition of the Detroit Free Press. Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully, 88, called his final game Sunday, capping an incredible 67-year run as one of baseball's greatest media icons. He and the late beloved Detroit Tigers broadcaste..
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  • Tyson Fury says he has 'retired' but later says he's 'here to stay'

    Tyson Fury says he has 'retired' but later says he's 'here to stay'
    In a profanity-laced tweet Monday morning, heavyweight champion Tyson Fury initially said he is retiring from boxing before following up a few hours later by tweeting that he's "here to stay."Fury's pair of tweets come three days after an ESPN report that he tested positive for cocaine from testing administered by the Las Vegas-based Voluntary Anti-Doping Association.Editor's PicksFury had been set for an Oct. 29 rematch with former champion Wladimir Klitschko, but the English boxer pulled out o..
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  • The Seahawks are looking to their past, and it's working

    The Seahawks are looking to their past, and it's working
    EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Seattle coaches and players kept asking Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman if he needed help. But Sherman was immersed in what Seattle coach Pete Carroll called a "dramatic, classic, classy, colossal" duel with New York Jets receiver Brandon Marshall on Sunday afternoon at MetLife Stadium. In the first half, Marshall snatched three passes for 72 yards, including a 17-yard, second-quarter scoring blow with only 13 seconds left that made it Seattle 14, Jets 10 at half..
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  • Bob Bradley makes American soccer history as Swansea City name him their new manager

    Bob Bradley makes American soccer history as Swansea City name him their new manager
    Swansea City have fired manager Francesco Guidolin and hired Bob Bradley to take over the struggling Premier League club. The appointment makes Bradley the first American to ever manage in one of Europe's top leagues. Bradley got his start in American college soccer, before becoming one of the best managers in MLS and then leading the United States national team from 2007-2011. He won a Gold Cup, finished first in qualifying for the 2010 World Cup and then led the U.S. to first place in their..
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  • Monday Morning Digest: Panthers, Cardinals, Jets in Trouble While Falcons Fly

    Monday Morning Digest: Panthers, Cardinals, Jets in Trouble While Falcons Fly
    Bob Levey/Getty Images Jadeveon Clowney This week's Digestible Nuggets (i.e. hot takes without that queasy feeling) focus on some important players who will be out of action for a while and the teams coping with life without them. Without J.J. Watt, the Texans pass rush looked like the 2013-15 Falcons pass rush. Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota was only hit four times for one sack, and he had plenty of time to throw. The Titans also rushed for 124 yards. A team with Jadeveon Clowney a..
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  • Jim Caldwell insists Lions didn't bench Golden Tate

    Jim Caldwell insists Lions didn't bench Golden Tate
    Golden Tate's season of struggles sunk to new depths Sunday in a loss to the previously winless Chicago Bears. The Lions' supposed 1B receiver entering the season caught one pass for one yard on four targets before adding a late-game two-point conversion. It's not unheard of for a top-flight receiver to get shut down -- Kelvin Benjamin caught zero passes in Week 3; Dez Bryant caught one pass for eight yards in Week 1. Tate's problems go beyond a one-game aberration. The 28-year-old hasn't earne..
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  • Walt Weiss out as Rockies manager after 4 seasons

    Walt Weiss out as Rockies manager after 4 seasons
    DENVER -- Walt Weiss is out as manager of the Colorado Rockies after four seasons in charge.The Rockies had a 283-365 record during the four seasons Walt Weiss was manager. Joe Camporeale/USA TODAY SportsIn a statement Monday, the team said Weiss has decided to step down. However, he really didn't yet have a job to come back to because his contract expired after this season. General manager Jeff Bridich took over two years ago and will now get to select his own manager.The Rockies finished 75-87..
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  • Dez in response: I'm 'America's most hated'

    Dez in response: I'm 'America's most hated'
    Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant has tendered a strong denial to the notion his seven-year career has been marked by a pattern of irresponsible behavior, highlighted by 20-plus late or missed meetings.While Bryant has consistently been an offensive focal point for "America's team," he said Sunday that he must be "America's most hated.""We don't even know who's saying it," said Bryant, after sources earlier told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter that Bryant had been tardy to or missed 20 to 40 mee..
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