(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Wednesday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Toronto 127, Dallas 116
Denver 108, Golden State 105
Sacramento 121, Portland 118
Indiana 134, Utah 118
Philadelphia 106, Boston 103
Washington 132, Charlotte 116
Brooklyn 100, LA Clippers 93
New York 126, San Antonio 105
Minnesota 122, New Orleans 101
Houston 128, LA Lakers 94
Miami 108, Memphis 102
Milwaukee 120, Detroit 118
Oklahoma City 128, Cleveland 120
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Los Angeles 4, Vegas 1
Ottawa 6, Toronto 3
Florida 4, Washington 3 (OT)
TOP-25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL
FAU 75, Loyola Chicago 62
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Tuesday’s sports events:
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Calgary 4, Nashville 2
Arizona 4, Seattle 3 (OT)
Colorado 6, New Jersey 3
Pittsburgh 2, Anaheim 0
San Jose 2, Philadelphia 1
Carolina 3, Buffalo 2 (OT)
Tampa Bay 5, Montreal 3
NY Rangers 5, Detroit 3
Minnesota 4, NY Islanders 2
Winnipeg 5, St. Louis 2
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Monday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Golden State 120, Detroit 109
Indiana 152, San Antonio 111
Philadelphia 146, Washington 128
Dallas 117, Orlando 102
New York 111, L.A. Clippers 97
Miami 108, LA Lakers 107
Milwaukee 129, Brooklyn 125
Chicago 130, Utah 113
Houston 122, Sacramento 97
Oklahoma City 126, Atlanta 117
Minnesota 114, Boston 109 (OT)
Denver 134, New Orleans 116
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Florida 5, Columbus 4 (OT)
Toronto 6, Tampa Bay 5 (OT)
Boston 3, Dallas 2
Vancouver 6, Edmonton 2
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
LA Chargers 27, NY Jets 6
TOP-25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Kansas 99, NC Central 56
Duke 92, Dartmouth 54
Purdue 98, Samford 45
James Madison 79, Michigan St. 76
Marquette 92, N. Illinois 70
UConn 95, N. Arizona 52
Houston 84, Louisiana-Monroe 31
Tennessee 80, Tennessee Tech 42
Arizona 122, Morgan St. 59
Miami 101, NJIT 60
Arkansas 93, Alcorn St. 59
Texas A&M 78, Texas A&M Commerce 46
Kentucky 86, New Mexico St. 46
San Diego St. 83, Cal St.-Fullerton 57
Texas 88, Incarnate Word 56
North Carolina 86, Radford 70
Southern Cal 82, Kansas St. 69
Villanova 90, American 63
Saint Mary’s (Cal.) 107, CS Stanislaus 28
Alabama 105, Morehead St. 73
Illinois 80, E. Illinois 52
MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER
Real Salt Lake 1, Houston 1 (Real Salt Lake advances 5-4 on penalty kicks)
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Sunday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Phoenix 120, Detroit 106
Toronto 123, San Antonio 116 (OT)
Cleveland 115, Golden State 104
Dallas 124, Charlotte 118
Memphis 112, Portland 100
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
New Jersey 4, Chicago 2
Anaheim 4, Vegas 2
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Kansas City 21, Miami 14
Final Baltimore 37, Seattle 3
Cleveland 27, Arizona 0
Green Bay 20, LA Rams 3
Houston 39, Tampa Bay 37
Minnesota 31, Atlanta 28
New Orleans 24, Chicago 17
Washington 20, New England 17
Final Indianapolis 27 Carolina 13
Las Vegas 30, NY Giants 6
Philadelphia 28, Dallas 23
Cincinnati 24, Buffalo 18
MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER
Sporting Kansas City 2, St Louis City 1
Los Angeles FC 1, Vancouver 0
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Thursday’s sports events:
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Philadelphia 114, Toronto 99
New Orleans 125, Detroit 116
Orlando 115, Utah 113
San Antonio 132, Phoenix 121
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Vancouver 10, San Jose 1
NY Islanders 3, Washington 0
Florida 2, Detroit 0
Los Angeles 3, Ottawa 2
Columbus 4, Tampa Bay 2
NY Rangers 2, Carolina 1
Boston 3 Toronto 2 (SO)
New Jersey 5, Minnesota 3
Dallas 4, Edmonton 3
Seattle 4, Nashville 2
Vegas 5, Winnipeg 2
Arizona 3, Montreal 2
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh 20, Tennessee 16
(PHOENIX) — The Texas Rangers won their first World Series title in the franchise’s 63-season history.
The Rangers closed out the season with a 5-0 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks in Game 5 on Wednesday.
The Rangers joined the American League as the expansion Washington Senators in 1961 — before moving to Arlington and rebranding in 1972.
Having appeared in two World Series prior to this season, the Rangers lost to the San Francisco Giants in 2010 and to the St. Louis Cardinals in 2011.
Shortstop Corey Seager was named the World Series MVP for the second time in his career. Seager secured his first World Series MVP award with the Los Angeles Dodgers during the 2020 World Series.
Seager scored the first run of the game at the top of the seventh, ending Diamondback pitcher Zac Gallen’s six-inning no-hitter.
Seager joins the rankings of Reggie Jackson after becoming only the second player to win World Series MVP awards on two different teams.
Just before the 2022 season, Seager signed a 10-year, $325 million deal with Texas.
There are five remaining teams in Major League Baseball who have yet to clinch a World Series title: San Diego Padres, Seattle Mariners, Tampa Bay Rays, Colorado Rockies and the Milwaukee Brewers.
(NEW YORK) — Bob Knight, the often controversial but always successful head coach who won three national titles at the helm of Indiana University, has died, according to a statement by his family posted on his website Wednesday evening.
He was 83.
Knight’s family said he passed away in his home in Bloomington “surrounded by his family.”
“We are grateful for all the thoughts and prayers, and appreciate the continued respect for our privacy as coach requested a private family gathering, which is being honored,” the family said in a statement.
Nicknamed “The General” for his resemblance to a drill instructor, Knight was the all-time NCAA leader in wins when he retired in 2008 — a record later passed by his protege Mike Krzyzewski.
Knight was known for his high-octane personality on and off the court, and would frequently shout at referees, other players and engage in visible outbursts during games.
Knight was famously ejected from a game against Purdue on Feb. 23, 1985, when he threw a chair into the crowd.
Born in Ohio, Knight went on to play basketball at Ohio State University, where he graduated in 1962.
He enlisted in the Army in 1963 and two years later was named the head coach of its basketball team.
Knight coached the Army team for six seasons and won 102 games. In 1971, Indiana University hired Knight to lead their NCAA Division I team and he would remain in the position for 29 years.
During his tenure, the team won 662 regular season games, 42 NCAA tournament games, and won three NCAA championship titles.
Knight was fired in 2000 following allegations by players that he assaulted them. Word of Knight’s dismissal prompted protests from students.
Knight went on to coach at Texas Tech before retiring in 2008.
Knight attended a Hoosiers’ game against Purdue in February 2020, for the first time in 20 years despite numerous vows to never attend an event following his firing.
Knight was married twice and had two sons, Tim and Pat Knight. Pat Knight played under his father at Indiana from 1990 to 1995 and went on to succeed his father as Texas Tech’s basketball head coach following his retirement.
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Wednesday’s sports events:
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL WORLD SERIES
Texas 5, Arizona 0 (Texas wins series 4-1)
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
LA Lakers 130, LA Clippers 125 (OT)
Portland 110, Detroit 101
Toronto 130, Milwaukee 111
Boston 155, Indiana 104
Atlanta 130, Washington 121
Brooklyn 109, Miami 105
Cleveland 95, New York 89
New Orleans 110, Oklahoma City 106
Houston 128, Charlotte 119
Minnesota 110, Denver 89
Dallas 114, Chicago 105
Utah 133, Memphis 109
Golden State 102, Sacramento 101
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Anaheim 4, Arizona 3 (OT)
Buffalo 5, Philadelphia 2
Dallas 4, Calgary 3
Colorado 4, St. Louis 1
(NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Monday’s sports events:
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL WORLD SEIRES
Texas 3, Arizona 1 (Texas leads series 2-1)
NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION
Boston 126, Washington 107
Brooklyn 133, Charlotte 121
Chicago 112, Indiana 105
Portland 99, Toronto 91
Atlanta 127, Minnesota 113
Golden State 130, New Orleans 102
Dallas 125, Memphis 110
Final Oklahoma City, 124 Detroit 112
Milwaukee 122 Miami 114
Denver 110, Utah 102
LA Lakers 106, Orlando 103
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE
Carolina 3, Philadelphia 2
Seattle 4, Tampa Bay 3 (OT)
Boston 3, Florida 2 (OT)
Anaheim 4, Pittsburgh 3
NY Rangers 3, Winnipeg 2 (OT)
Detroit 4, NY Islanders 3 (OT)
Dallas 5, Columbus 3
Arizona 8, Chicago 1
Vegas 3, Montreal 2
NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
Detroit 26, Las Vegas 14
MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER
Orlando City 1, Nashville 0
Seattle 2, FC Dallas 0
