Ware on track for October return to Louisville basketball
Louisville coach Rick Pitino said guard Kevin Ware could be back on court by October as he recovers from a broken right leg. Ware's rehab includes riding a stationary bike and healing appears evident on X rays. Pitino praised veterans blending with newcomers and noted only Siva and Dieng departed from the title squad.
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Commentary: Lakers must move on from Howard loss
Lakers face a rough outlook after Dwight Howard's departure as they prepare for Houston and Christmas Day showdowns. Kobe Bryant's exit and Kevin McHale’s coaching may shape a difficult season while optimism centers on Nash’s health and young draft prospects. A 2014 draft lottery looms as the franchise eyes a new era with Wiggins Parker Randle and other college stars.
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Kittel wins Tour stage as Froome holds yellow
Marcel Kittel sprinted to victory in stage 10 at Saint Malo with Andre Greipel and Mark Cavendish close behind. Froome retained the race lead, avoiding crashes and staying in front. Cavendish blamed himself for a bump with Tom Veelers, while Sagan extended his green jersey advantage. Cavendish eyed a 25th Tour stage win but remained behind.
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Kings acquire Mbah a Moute from Bucks
The Milwaukee Bucks traded forward Luc Mbah a Moute to the Sacramento Kings for a 2016 second round pick. Milwaukee retains the right to swap 2018 second round picks. Mbaha Moute posted he had just learned of the trade while in Cameroon.
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Rockets fined for comments about Dwight Howard
The Houston Rockets and club personnel were fined 150000 by the NBA after remarks about All-Star center Dwight Howard drew league sanction. The punishment confirms the league’s stance on public statements that presume or preemptively shape player status.
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Mississippi CB Carlos Davis suspended for six games
Mississippi cornerback Carlos Davis receives a six game NCAA suspension for the upcoming season after playing six games while academically ineligible. The 5 foot 9 inch, 163 pound non scholarship player contributed mainly on special teams with seven tackles and four kickoff returns.
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UNLV guard Katin Reinhardt transfers to USC
USC coach Andy Enfield announced guard Katin Reinhardt has transferred from UNLV to USC to be closer to his Dana Point home. The sophomore will sit out the 2013-14 season per NCAA rules after averaging 10.1 points and leading UNLV with 65 three-pointers last season. He stands 6'5" and 210 pounds and played at Mater Dei High in Santa Ana.
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Lions extend Stafford with $53 million, three-year deal
Detroit Lions lock in Matthew Stafford with a three-year extension worth 53 million dollars. The pact includes 41.5 million dollars in guarantees and runs through 2017, keeping the former No. 1 overall pick under contract after injury plagued seasons.
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Beckham retirement shocks underwear modeling sport
Greg Cote of The Miami Herald laments Beckham’s retirement as a major blow to the world of underwear modeling, framing the move as a significant loss for the sport and its visibility.
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Today in Sports 1917-2001 notable baseball and golf moments
Ray Caldwell in 1917 saved the Yankees with 9 2/3 innings of no hit relief in a 7 5 17 inning victory over the Browns in St Louis. 1926 Bobby Jones won the U S Open for the second time with a 293 total. 1932 A’s beat Indians 18 17 in 18 innings as John Burnett racks up nine hits. Jimmie Foxx collects 16 total bases. Eddie Rommell pitches 17 innings in relief. 1934 Carl Hubbell fans Ruth Gehrig Foxx Simmons Cronin but AL wins 9 7 at Polo Grounds. 1951 Randy Turpin defeats Sugar Ray Robinson in 15 rounds for world middleweight title. 1976 Johnny Miller shoots 66 to beat Seve Ballesteros by six at the British Open. 2001 Cal Ripken homers and earns MVP as the AL tops the Nationals 4 1 in Ripken’s final All Star appearance.
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