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SAN FRANCISCO — In a season when small turning points sometimes eventually seem like big ones, the Astros have an important game Sunday afternoon. They’ll try to prevent the San Francisco Giants from completing a three-game sweep. In doing so, they’d guarantee themselves a winning road trip and try to stay with the pack in the National League Central. See how it helps to look ahead? That’s because for a second straight day, the Astros had an embarrassingly bad day. They were beaten by the Giants 9-0 Saturday afternoon at AT&T Park. This game came less than 24 hours after a 13-0 loss to the Giants. Tim Lincecum was his usual brilliant self, throwing seven shutout innings, basically toying with the Astros and extending his personal scoreless streak to 23 innings. He walked two and struck out and nine, and by the time he got a... [read full story]
Brett Favre is on the verge of another durability record. Minnesota's 40-year-old quarterback will match former Vikings defensive lineman Jim Marshall with his 282nd consecutive game played, by participating this Sunday against...
Agence France-PresseNovember 25, 2009 4:03 PM Photograph by: Dilip Vishwanat, Getty Images PHOENIX, Arizona - Arizona Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner, who suffered a concussion in last weekend’s victory over St. Louis,...
Staff report • November 25, 2009, 3:45 pm ITHACA -- Cornell University will display its original copy of the Gettysburg Address -- one of five known copies in Lincoln's own handwriting -- from 1-5 p.m. Saturday. The document is...
by Jon Weinbach Filed under: Clippers Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling lives by his own rules. And the only one that matters, apparently, is this: all bad deeds go unpunished. The Donald Sterling Rule: All Bad Deeds...
