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Jadeveon Clowney's rehab on pace, says Texans' Bill O'Brien
Ex-MSU commit Caleb Swanigan pledges to Purdue
Ex-Patriot Matt Light is holding a Deflategate raffle for fans
Kyle, Samantha Busch welcome their first child
Tannehill signs $77.7 million, 4-year extension with Miami (Yahoo Sports)
Ryan Tannehill stopped the Miami Dolphins’ revolving door at quarterback, and on Monday they rewarded him. Tannehill signed a $77.7 million, four-year extension that keeps him under contract through 2020. ”We are thrilled that we were able to sign Ryan to an extension,” said Mike Tannenbaum, executive vice president of football operations.
Seahawks' Williams to undergo surgery for kidney cancer (Yahoo Sports)
Seattle Seahawks reserve defensive tackle Jesse Williams will undergo kidney surgery after being diagnosed with cancer. The team announced Williams’ diagnosis of papillary type 2 cancer Monday but did not provide details. In a statement, Williams says he is going to focus on his health and, ”fighting this battle with a return to football as my ultimate goal.” According to statistics from the American Cancer Society, the average age of
Sanchez gives streaking White Sox 2-1 win over Indians in 10 (Yahoo Sports)
Not even another dominant start by Corey Kluber could stop the Chicago White Sox. Of course, having Chris Sale on the mound can help keep the momentum going. Carlos Sanchez singled home the winning run with two outs in the 10th inning Monday night to give the streaking White Sox a 2-1 victory over the Cleveland Indians after a sparkling pitchers’ duel between Sale and Kluber.
Tyler Johnson scores hat trick; Lightning even series (Yahoo Sports)
Tyler Johnson is carrying the Tampa Bay Lightning in the playoffs and making a name for himself. Johnson scored short-handed, even strength and on the power play in tallying the first hat trick in Lightning playoff history and Tampa Bay got its high-scoring offense in gear and evened the Eastern Conference finals with a 6-2 victory over the stumbling New York Rangers on Monday night. ”Oh, Tyler Johnson, the bigger
Mayberry has winning hit in 14th, Mets beat Cardinals 2-1 (Yahoo Sports)
When Matt Harvey slapped his hand into his glove as he strode off the mound after finishing his eighth scoreless inning, the Mets and Cardinals had barely played for two hours. Six innings later, he was just happy to see John Mayberry Jr. come through in the clutch. Pinch hitting with one out in the bottom of the 14th, Mayberry grounded an RBI infield single, lifting the Mets to a