Texans 'Inmates' Kneel During National Anthem

Houston Texans players have staged a protest against their team’s owner, Bob McNair, after he said “we can’t have the inmates running the prison” when speaking about the NFL protest movement.

Players have been kneeling before and during the national anthem this season as a protest against racial…

All Tied Up

Young sluggers Cody Bellinger and Joc Pederson, one slumping this Series and the other slumping this season, found redemption Saturday night, keying a late-innings barrage that gave the Dodgers a 6-2 comeback win over the Astros and deadlocked the best-of-seven World Series at two games each…

These Teams Are In Playoff Fight Form Already

The Golden State Warriors’ Draymond Green and the Washington Wizards’ Bradley Beal were ejected late in the second quarter of Friday night’s game after the two were involved in an altercation on the court.

The incident started when Beal drove toward the basket and had his shot blocked by…

Flying High And Up 2-1

Another dynamic pitching performance was the story for the Astros on Friday night, with starter Lance McCullers Jr. and reliever Brad Peacock combining to slam the door on the Dodgers while keeping their team unbeaten at home in the postseason.

The Astros, buoyed by a loud orange-clad crowd at…

"Sorry" Doesn't Make it Better

Houston Texans owner Bob McNair apologized Friday for a remark he made last week at the Fall League Meeting regarding players not standing during the national anthem before games.

In an ESPN story published Friday, McNair was quoted as telling fellow owners and NFL executives that “we can’t have…