The Raiders lost to the Chargers on “Monday Night Football” in a game that saw Geno Smith throw three interceptions and the offensive line offer little protection.
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It was evident from the opening bell that this would be Terence Crawford’s night against Canelo Alvarez — and a night that boxing fans will never forget.
It took some time and some experimentation, but this version of the Aces appears capable of bringing Becky Hammon another championship as the WNBA playoffs begin.
The Raiders’ road win over the Patriots in Week 1 was nice. Facing the Chargers on “Monday Night Football” in Week 2 will be a much bigger challenge.
How the world consumes a fight like Canelo Alvarez-Terence Crawford has changed, with the biggest difference coming from streaming services like Netflix.
NFL money line favorites, which cashed at a better than 70 percent clip last season, went 10-2 on Sunday to help bettors deal sportsbooks a rare losing day.
Raiders coach Pete Carroll has a proven formula when taking teams out east for early kickoffs. It worked to perfection again Sunday at New England.
The Raiders earned passing grades all around in their season-opening win against the Patriots at Gillette Stadium on Sunday.
The Canelo Alvarez-Terence Crawford fight feels like a throwback to boxing’s glory days, but it’s actually the dawn of a new era for the sport led by Dana White.
The Raiders are much better than last year’s team, which went 4-13. They still have a ways to go to become a contender in the AFC West.
Raiders general manager John Spytek learned from some of the best in the business. But the real sign of whether he will succeed can’t be found on a resume.
Covering the Little League World Series ranks among the favorite events of my career. As much as Super Bowls and Final Fours and Olympics and Stanley Cup Finals.
The Rebels escaped FCS opponent Idaho State to open the Dan Mullen Era by making winning plays when needed most.
The run by Summerlin South to the Little League World Series championship game has made even non-sports fans tune in to follow their journey.
Mountain Ridge in 2014 was the first Nevada team to qualify for the Little League World Series, advancing to the same U.S. championship game that Summerlin South will play in Saturday.
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