Share this: UPDATE (12:05 a.m. ET): The crazy ending to the first half ended up costing the Buffalo Bills. The Bills could have made a field goal at the end of the half Monday night, but a controversial no-call on Richard Sherman and a delay of game resulted in an ugly kick from Dan Carpenter. That proved especially costly because the Bills had the ball in the red zone in the final minute down by six points. They ultimately couldn’t find the end zone, but they wouldn’t have needed to if they got the field goal earlier. So the Seattle Seahawks dodged a bullet to win 31-25. Will the same happen Sunday night against the New England Patriots? ORIGINAL STORY: Even when we finally get
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Mark Cuban Responds To Donald Trump, Tom Brady News With Deflategate Joke
Share this: Republican presidential candiate Donald Trump claimed at a rally in New Hampshire on Monday that he’s already secured the vote of New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady. But Brady’s comments Monday on WEEI’s “Kirk & Callahan” that he’s yet to vote, coupled with what his wife said on Instagram, have created a mess. And from that mess has emerged Mark Cuban, the opinionated owner of the Dallas Mavericks. Harmless Deflategate troll? Probably. But given the Patriots’ history with transparency, and Trump being, well, Trump, we’re not sure who to believe. Thumbnail photo via Kevin Jairaj/USA TODAY Sports Images More Stories Source link
Tom Brady Has No Issue With Contact Sports, Or If His Kids Play Them
Share this: New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has done a remarkable job handling contact throughout his career. And despite the inherent risk that he’s mostly eluded, Brady supports contact sports, even if his kids choose to play them. While speaking Monday morning on WEEI’s “Kirk & Callahan,” Brady said he’d allow his oldest son, Jack, to play contact sports, if he asks to. “I won’t tell him that he can’t, I’ll tell you that,” Brady said, via WEEI.com. “I had a lot of people tell me that I can’t. I won’t tell my kids they can’t do anything that they want to do. Whatever they choose to do I will fully support. If it is playing contact sports, I think contact sports
Watch Bills Vs. Seahawks ‘Monday Night Football’ Game Online (Live Stream)
Share this: Whether you’re a Republican, Democrat or couldn’t give two hoots about politics, one thing everyone can agree on is finally having a (somewhat) exciting “Monday Night Football” matchup thanks to the Seattle Seahawks and Buffalo Bills. Yes, the Seahawks’ offense has been pretty abysmal this season, but Seattle still is in first place in the NFC West and has to be considered a playoff — and potential Super Bowl — contender. The Bills, meanwhile, face a steep road to the playoffs with the New England Patriots most likely winning the AFC East, but they are among a handful of 4-4 teams in the conference and could make a serious push for a wild-card spot. Here’s how you can watch Bills vs. Seahawks online: When: Monday, Nov. 7, at 8:30 p.m.
Berkshire Bank Hockey Night In New England: Projected Bruins-Sabres Lines, Pairi…
Share this: The Boston Bruins’ winning ways came to an end Saturday against the New York Rangers, but they can get right back on track Monday night with the Buffalo Sabres at TD Garden. The Bruins struggled in all phases in the loss to New York over the weekend, but their recent track record has been more positive than not, especially because of how Tuukka Rask’s played in net. But the young and exciting Sabres are off to a nice startand could present multiple challenges. Here are the lines for Bruins-Sabres. BOSTON BRUINS (6-5-0)Brad Marchand–Patrice Bergeron–David PastrnakRyan Spooner–David Krejci–David BackesMatt Beleskey–Riley Nash–Austin CzarnikTim Schaller–Dominic Moore–Noel Acciari Zdeno Chara–Brandon CarloTorey Krug–Adam McQuaidJohn-Michael Liles–Colin Miller Tuukka Rask Buffalo Sabres (5-4-2)Matt Moulson–Ryan O’Reilly–Kyle OkposoMarcus Foligno–Johan Larsson–Brian GiontaTyler Ennis–Zemgus Girgensons–Sam ReinhartWilliam Carrier–Derek Grant–Nicholas
MLB Award Finalists: Red Sox Represented By Rick Porcello, Mookie Betts
Share this: The postseason didn’t go the Boston Red Sox’s way, but they might not end the season trophy-less thanks to the 2016 Baseball Writers’ Association of America award finalists. Right-hander Rick Porcello had a tremendous bounce-back season, and he was named one of the three finalists for American League Cy Young as a result. He led baseball with 22 wins, and he also posted a 3.15 ERA with 189 strikeouts over 223 innings. Now-retired slugger David Ortiz didn’t make the cut for AL MVP, but right fielder Mookie Betts did. Betts batted .318 with 31 home runs, 113 RBIs and 214 hits. Here’s the complete list of finalists. MOST VALUABLE PLAYERAmerican LeagueJose Altuve, Houston AstrosMookie Betts, Red SoxMike Trout, Los Angeles Angels National LeagueKris Bryant,
Celtics Wrap: Nuggets Demolish C’s As Boston Suffers Worst Loss Of Season
Share this: The Boston Celtics are just an average NBA team right now. Sure, not having two starters Al Horford and Jae Crowder in the lineup because of injuries hurts, but there’s still no excuse to lose to an inferior Denver Nuggets team by 16 points. Boston fell to Denver 123-107 on Sunday night at TD Garden. It was the Celtics’ worst loss of the season, dropping their record to 3-3. Here’s a recap of Celtics-Nuggets. STARTING FIVEPG: Isaiah ThomasSG: Avery BradleySF: Jaylen BrownPF: Amir JohnsonC: Tyler Zeller UGLY STARTThe Nuggets shot 70.8 percent (17 for 25) in the first quarter on their way to 42 points. Denver guard Emmanuel Mudiay had the quarter of his life with 24 points — the Celtics scored 23 as a