The Bucks are looking to bounce back in Game 2 of their first-round playoff series against the Heat after dropping Game 1 following the early injury to star Giannis Antetokounmpo.
On Tuesday, Milwaukee released its first injury report since Sunday’s Game 1 loss to Miami, and only two players appear on the report—one of them being Antetokounmpo.
Via Eric Nehm of The Athletic, the Bucks are listing Antetokounmpo as “doubtful” for Wednesday’s tilt against Miami, while guard Wesley Matthews has been ruled out.
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Ex-NHLer and current New Jersey Devils associate coach Andrew Brunette was arrested and charged with driving his golf cart under the influence of alcohol earlier this year.
On Tuesday, Miami sports radio host Andy Slater obtained bodycam video of Brunette’s arrest.
The incident took place in Deerfield Beach, Florida according to Miami TV station WPLG Local 10, and the video picks up with deputies pulling Brunette over in his golf cart after he allegedly failed to stop at a stop sign.
When the Colts took Peyton Manning over Ryan Leaf at the top of the 1998 NFL draft, Indianapolis made a decision that shaped the future of its organization for the better. Manning became one of the best players in NFL history, leading the Colts to a Super Bowl championship, while Leaf flamed out as one of the league’s biggest cautionary tales.
On Monday, former Colts president and general manager Bill Polian told the story about the team’s pre-draft meetings with the two quarterbacks at the scouting combine, which he said made all the difference in the team’s ultimate decision.
One of the NFL’s physical behemoths injured himself during a non-contact Pro Bowl Games obstacle course, so he’s retiring from the event altogether. Cleveland Browns defensive end (and absolute unit) Myles Garrett injured his toe during the Pro Bowl Games while racing Panthers DE Brian Burns.
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Rather than risking injury again during the meaningless event, Myles Garrett is retiring from participating in the Games. Garrett poked some fun at the Pro Bowl incident during a media session on Tuesday, as News5Cleveland’s Camryn Justice reported.
Zdeno Chara decided to hang up his skates over the offseason, but there’s no denying that the tallest man to ever play in the NHL is still in incredible shape.
Big Z was in Boston, the city where he found his greatest National Hockey League success, however instead of hitting the ice, he hit the streets of Boston for the Boston Marathon.
At the tail end of his hockey career, Big Z wasn’t known for his wheels. However, check out the times he threw down in the marathon.
Boston Bruins great Zdeno Chara finished the Boston Marathon yesterday with a time of 3:38.
Where do Connor McDavid, Auston Matthews, Jack Hughes and Jake Oettinger rank? Here are the results of our poll of ESPN’s NHL analysts.
Dodger Stadium is one of the oldest stadiums in Major League Baseball, having opened in 1962.
The stadium’s had numerous upgrades over the years, including several for the 2022 All-Star Game.
Before the 2023 season, the Los Angeles Dodgers proudly unveiled more stadium upgrades. Most importantly, a brand new lighting system.
The team replaced their outdated system with a brand new LED setup, which can be adjusted on the fly. Colors can be changed, and the system can be turned off and on instantly.
For all the fire and passion, for all the noise and fury, for all that it has played brilliantly at times this season, there was a curious quiescence about Napoli as it went out of the Champions League against AC Milan. Stefano Pioli’s side defended diligently, and, although it eventually conceded in stoppage time, advanced to the semifinals by a 2–1 aggregate. After all the drama we’ve become used to at this stage of the competition, all the great comebacks, this was a very old-fashioned style of tie won by old-fashioned virtues.
Ja Morant’s shooting hand (*wink, wink*) is in bad shape ahead of Wednesday’s Game 2 after harshly falling on it on Sunday.
Morant went down hard on his already-bandaged right hand in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s Game 1 against the Lakers. And based on Moran’ts status, as of Tuesday (Apr. 18), the Grizzlies star is in real danger of missing the pivotal Game 2 with Memphis down in the series (0-1).
Warriors forward Draymond Green left his footprint on Golden State’s loss to the Kings on Monday night in an extremely literal sense.
Midway through the fourth quarter of Game 2 of the teams’ first-round playoff series, Green became entangled with Sacramento forward Domantas Sabonis. Sabonis appeared to grab Green’s ankle, and Green responded by stepping on Sabonis’s chest.
Green was whistled for a technical foul and eventually ejected, and he animatedly taunted the Kings’ crowd on his way off the court.