Wade gets standing ovations, wins in Miami return
Dwyane Wade scored 13 points to lead the Bulls to a 98-95 win over the Heat and was loudly cheered in his first game back in Miami, calling it "one of the weirdest games I've ever played in."
Dwyane Wade scored 13 points to lead the Bulls to a 98-95 win over the Heat and was loudly cheered in his first game back in Miami, calling it "one of the weirdest games I've ever played in."
Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo is not expected to be active Sunday against the Steelers, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter and Adam Caplan.
Conor McGregor's prediction for Saturday night's showdown with Eddie Alvarez: "I predict I rearrange his face. He's too easily hit."
FIU tight end Jonnu Smith has multiple burns and will miss the rest of the season after his girlfriend reportedly poured boiling water on him.
Kentucky and Duke each scored commitments from five-star prospects Thursday, but it was Alabama that stole the headlines, landing No. 10-ranked Collin Sexton and No. 25 John Petty.
NBA legend Charles Barkley said on TNT's "Inside the NBA" that he was "in shock" over the results of Tuesday's election but urged Americans to give president-elect Donald Trump a chance.
The Cleveland Browns played three different quarterbacks in Thursday night's 28-7 loss to the Baltimore Ravens -- the first time a team used three signal-callers in a single game since 2011.
Since going 0-for-10 from deep a week ago, Stephen Curry can barely miss. After the Warriors' easy win in Denver, add another seven 3s to his tally.
Curry's fancy ballhandling results in deep 3
Cousins' nasty crossover leads to a charge by Young
Young brings the Lakers back by drilling a 3
Mozgov's spectacular one-handed slam
Wade schools Winslow, finishes with sensational reverse layup
Wade heavily booed as he ices win with free throws
Durant dribbles out of his shoe
Parker catches air and powers the alley-oop dunk
Rondo makes nifty flip shot
Hield racks up a 3 after great ball movement
President Barack Obama congratulated the Cavs on their world championship Thursday, and he also thanked them for cementing the '96 Bulls as the greatest team of all time.
The Pelicans are struggling this season, but Anthony Davis gives fans a big reason to watch New Orleans.
With a victory over the hapless Browns, the Ravens find themselves alone atop the AFC North even though they often haven't looked like a playoff team.
For the first 25 minutes, Argentina had a game plan. After that, Brazil's individual magic took over and the Selecao never looked back in a 3-0 win, writes Tim Vickery.
When it comes down to it, Columbus won't help the U.S. beat Mexico. It's down to the players.
How confident are people in Duke? Nearly 70 percent of our experts have the Blue Devils as champs. Almost half see Duke's Grayson Allen winning the Wooden Award. Coach of the year is wide open.
Kansas' Josh Jackson knew he would be challenged. Someone was going to find out if he was soft. "I knew it was coming," Jackson said. "Immediately." How did it go? "I think I passed."
It's no coincidence that the teams who will face the toughest schedules this season are concentrated in the loaded ACC. Which other teams face challenging slates?
No one saw Texas A&M;'s loss to Mississippi State coming. So while the top contenders are all heavy favorites this week, what would a loss do to their playoff chances?
One of the most memorable moments in the Georgia-Auburn rivalry is the time 20 years ago when the Bulldogs' mascot lunged at a Tigers receiver.
Sometimes history isn't always pretty. Just over 20 years ago, Wisconsin and Illinois battled to a 3-3 tie that featured more subplots than points and made the impending overtime rule look good.
He has a name made for football, the speed to make an impact and the strength from a family that includes his Kung Fu-master father. Meet Eddie McDoom.
Gerald McCoy asked people to pray for the teenager who broke into his home last week and injured his father. The Buccaneers defensive tackle also said he forgives the burglar.
Bears quarterback Jay Cutler voiced his support on Thursday for President-elect Donald Trump. "I'm happy with the [election] results," Cutler said.
The highlight packages, the promos, the interviews involving Eddie Alvarez have all been focused on Conor McGregor --and Alvarez has had enough being just Conor's opponent.
Christian Pulisic has become one of the Bundesliga's most effective attacking midfielders, writes Raf Honigstein, as he assesses Americans in Germany.
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The face of the franchise coming off a career-worst year, it's possible Andrew McCutchen has played his last game with the Bucs. Where could he land?
We've waited and waited for Novak Djokovic to snap out of his long funk, but it hasn't happened. So why should we expect anything different at the World Tour Finals?
El timonel de la Selección Mexicana asegura que su equipo tiene calidad suficiente para cambiar la historia en Columbus ante Estados Unidos.
Brandon Ingram throws up a lob to Timofey Mozgov, who comes up with a one-handed slam in the fourth quarter against the Kings.
It's Nov. 10 and the Lakers have five wins. Last season, they didn't record their fifth win until Dec. 22, at which point they were 5-23.
Dwyane Wade is 1 of 8 players to lead a franchise in scoring with 20,000+ points, then face that franchise in his career. Each of them won their first meeting against the team.
Dwyane Wade spins by Justise Winslow and then scores on an incredible reverse layup while being fouled by Willie Reed.
The Ravens win by more than one score for the first time in two years by beating the winless Browns, 28-7. Baltimore forced three turnovers and totaled 396 yards of offense. The Ravens (5-4) are in sole possession of first place in the AFC North. Baltimore gets 10 days off before playing at Dallas.
Cleveland's Joe Haden and Duke Johnson Jr. miscommunicate on who will field a punt return in the first quarter against Baltimore, and it results in a three-yard loss.
Ravens beat Browns 28-7 to kick off NFL Week 10. The ViewFromVegas is they also covered after closing as 7.5-point home favorites (after opening -10) and the game stayed under the betting total of 44 points.
Steph Curry shows off his dribbling skills and beats his defender to sink a deep 3-pointer against the Nuggets.
Duke beats No. 17 North Carolina 28-27.. The ViewFromVegas is the Blue Devils were 11.5-point home underdogs and +350 on the money line.
Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said he's going to kick himself for not getting Udonis Haslem into the game for Dwyane Wade's return to Miami. His plan was to play Haslem, who has only played once this season, in the second quarter, but it never happened.
In transition, Steph Curry hits a 3-pointer and gets fouled. He then makes the free throw to complete the four-point play.
Asked if there was legit contact on the foul that sent Dwyane Wade to the line for the game-sealing free throws, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra chuckled and said: "If it was last year? No, he got pushed out of bounds. This year? He's selling it."
Duke pulled the upset on No. 17 North Carolina, dealing a devastating blow to their rivals' Coastal Division hopes. If Virginia Tech beats Georgia Tech on Saturday, the Hokies will clinch the division and a spot in the ACC title game. Going into this game, UNC lamented its loss to Virginia Tech because it was played in a hurricane. But there is no such excuse against Duke. Daniel Jones outplayed future NFL pick Mitch Trubisky, and the defense came up with the play of the game when Alonzo Saxton had the clinching interception. After so many heartbreaking losses this season, this one had to feel so gratifying for so many reasons.
It's a final: Bulls 98, Heat 95, in Dwyane Wade's first game in Miami as a visitor. The Bulls move to 5-4, while the Heat fall to 2-5. Wade finished with 13 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists. Jimmy Butler led the Bulls with 20 points, while Hassan Whiteside had 20 points and 20 rebounds in the losing effort for Miami.
With the Bulls lead down to 2, Dwyane Wade drew a foul on what could generously be called a good sell job, avoiding a key turnover and earning his first boos of the night. He calmly sunk both free throws to give Chicago a 4-point cushion with 13.7 seconds left.
Pelicans sweat out their first win of the season with a 112-106 victory in Milwaukee. Anthony Davis finishes with 32 points, 8 rebounds, 4 blocks.
A fan just jumped on the floor wearing a t-shirt that appeared to say: "Wade -- come back" along with several other messages. He was escorted away by security.
The crowd in Miami was behind Dwyane Wade early, but the loudest cheers of late have been for Heat baskets, as the home team tries to overcome the Bulls' 4-point lead with 5 minutes left.
Duke redshirt freshman quarterback Daniel Jones has been stellar through three quarters with his arm and legs -- and his jump pass helped give Duke a 28-27 lead over rival North Carolina. The question is whether the Blue Devils can hold on. This is the same team that played No. 6 Louisville tough in defeat and took No. 14 Virginia Tech down to the wire in a three-point loss last week.
Joe Flacco from finds Darren Waller in back of end zone, ending 17 straight drives without a TD. Ravens had gone five quarters without an offensive TD. Baltimore leads, 12-7, with extra point coming up.
Bucks guard Matthew Dellavedova perfectly sets up forward Jabari Parker for a crushing one-handed dunk in the third quarter against the Pelicans.
In Dwyane Wade's return to Miami, the Bulls have featured a strangely-heavy dose of Robin Lopez. His 17 shots easily eclipse his previous season high of 8, and are approaching his career high of 20. Lopez has 14 points, Wade has added 9, and the Bulls and Heat are tied 70-70 entering the fourth quarter.
Cody Kessler's first touchdown pass longer than 20 yards sent the Browns to 7-6 halftime lead. It is only the fourth time this season the Browns have led at halftime. It's not an exceptionally exciting game, but the Browns defense has sacked Joe Flacco twice and intercepted him once.
Heat guard Goran Dragic appeared to roll his ankle and had to be helped off the court. The Heat, however, immediately responded with a 7-0 run to take a 4-point lead over the Bulls late in the third quarter.
The back-to-back might be catching up with Dwyane Wade. He's been slow to get up and down the court on the past couple possessions, including one where he didn't cross half court as the Bulls were forced into their normal offense after a failed fast break.