Players’ union notches victory in steroids case
An appeals panel sets aside a ruling that the government can keep 100 positive tests seized in 2004.
Archive for September, 2008
Looks and Touches: Week 4
Terrell Owens saw a league-high 17 pass targets in Week 4, but many of them were not to his liking.
Dark horse with a capital ‘C’
Alexander Ovechkin is the best thing that’s happened to Washington. Now can the Capitals ride him to a Stanley Cup title?
Another record run? Dream on
It will be a very long time before fans see another team dominate like the Patriots did in 2007.
Lakerland forecast: sunny and warm
For the first time in a while, the Lakers are entering training camp issue-free with a happy Kobe Bryant.
Grand slam keeps White Sox alive
Blast by rookie Alexei Ramirez lifts Chicago over Detroit and into a one-game tiebreaker against Minnesota.
NFL Skinny: Seeing red
Larry Johnson ran wild on Sunday, and another strong effort in Week 5 at Carolina would solidify his credibility as a top 10 running back.
Starbury causes friction for new Knicks regime
The Knicks owner won’t pay Stephon Marbury to go away, and it has Mike D’Antoni fuming.
Big Picture: On the mend
NBA camps open soon, but not everyone is ready to play as some star players are nursing injuries.
Ken Shamrock’s greatest hits
Ken Shamrock’s biggest moments read like a history of mixed martial arts.
