Yankees get taste of their own medicine in loss to Indians
NY Post
CLEVELAND — Maybe big early leads aren’t the Yankees’ thing.
After coming back from a pair of early three-run deficits earlier in the series, the Yankees saw one of their own disappear quickly in a 7-3 loss to the Indians, as they were unable to complete a four-game sweep at Progressive Field. The Yankees used their first back-to-back homers of the season to build the 3-0 lead in the fourth, with a two-run shot by Gio Urshela followed by Mike Ford’s first homer of the season.
It was another rough year for the Giants, and most of the time fans would have no interest in reliving a 4-13 season.
Justin Herbert will have a new offensive coordinator next season.
The Mets interest in Kyle Tucker is serious enough to have warranted a meeting.
Aaron Rodgers was “pretty sure” back in June that he was going to retire after one year with the Steelers.
The Nets dropped their fourth straight game Monday, beaten by Cooper Flagg and their own sloppiness.
Aaron Rodgers’ season with the Steelers came to a screeching halt on Monday, as Pittsburgh was bounced from the playoffs and the quarterback had a rough night.
Mike Sullivan came up with a few tweaks to the lineup heading into Monday’s game against Seattle at Madison Square Garden, perhaps most notably dropping Alexis Lafrenière from the second line to the third, with Gabe Perreault moving to the second.
The boxscore was a sight to behold.
Greg Kittle addressed his devastating Achilles injury for the first time in a post on Instagram on Monday.
Jim Harbaugh was lost on Sunday night.
Mike McDaniel will return to Cleveland, where he worked as a wide receivers coach early in his career, to interview for the vacant head coaching position with the Browns.
PORTLAND, Ore. — The Knicks closed out their victory with an All-Star on the bench.