Latest updates from the world of sports
The Charlotte Hornets escaped with a dramatic play-in victory Tuesday night, but the fallout from the game has quickly shifted attention away from the result and onto LaMelo Ball. The NBA announced Wednesday that Ball was fined $35,000 for making “unnecessary and reckless contact” with Bam Adebayo
Referee Ben Taylor left the play-in tournament game between the Golden State Warriors and the Los Angeles Clippers with an injury on Wednesday night. Taylor walked stiffly off the court and went up the tunnel behind one basket at Intuit Dome with 8:51 left in the third quarter. The NBA sends a fou
The Warriors, Clippers and officiating crew were all dealing with injuries Wednesday.
Local track and field athletes are in the midst of their season. Clatsop rivals Astoria and Seaside made the trip to St. Helens to take part in the Lower Columbia Invitational, while small schools Knappa and Warrenton were at Banks for the Rob Frank Invitational. Seaside sprinter returns to action R
The Warriors experienced an injury scare to superstar Stephen Curry during the first half of their play-in game against the Clippers.
Yordan Alvarez hit his seventh home run of the season and Spencer Arrighetti struck out 10 in six strong innings to lead the Houston Astros to a 3-1 win over the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday night. Alvarez, who took Jose Quintana deep in the third inning, is tied for second in the majors in homers
The Orioles' veteran caught a tough break with his new ailment.
Charlotte’s LaMelo Ball should have been ejected for an uncalled flagrant foul when he reached out and tugged on the ankle of Miami’s Bam Adebayo, causing a back injury that forced Adebayo out of a play-in tournament game, the NBA said Wednesday. The league said Ball made “unnecessary and reckless
Mike Benning got his first two NHL goals, Wilmer Skoog, Mikulas Hovorka and Ludvig Jansson all got their first NHL points, and the Florida Panthers closed out their injury-plagued season by routing the Detroit Red Wings 8-1 on Wednesday night. Luke Kunin had two goals for Florida, while Vinnie Hino