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Bills coach Joe Brady enjoys father-son moment before team holds first practice in new stadium

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Buffalo Bills first-year coach Joe Brady used the team's first practice in its new $2.1 billion stadium to enjoy a brief father-son moment on Saturday night. With fans beginning to file in, and rock music blaring over the state-of-the-art sound system, Brady emerged from the tunnel holding his 3-year-old son Jordan in his arm while enjoying a walk around the sideline. As much as the first-year coach wanted to use the practice to simulate a game-day routine and get accustomed to the team's new surroundings, Brady couldn't help but work family into the ...

Dustin May wins Milwaukee debut, Chourio and Sánchez homer as Brewers beat Pirates 5-2

MILWAUKEE — Dustin May won his Milwaukee debut and Jackson Chourio and Gary Sánchez hit home runs as the Brewers defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 on Thursday afternoon. After losing the opener, the Brewers (72-43) won the final three games in the series. May (6-7), acquired from the St. Louis Cardinals in a trade deadline deal on Monday, turned in a quality start, giving up two runs and three hits in six innings. He walked three and struck out five in the 97-pitch outing. The Brewers jumped out early on Chourio's 15th homer of the season, a solo shot off Braxton Ashcraft (11-5) ...

Caitlin Clark blames herself for missed free throws, late turnover in Fever’s OT loss to Aces

INDIANAPOLIS — Caitlin Clark sat at the dais Thursday night, staring at the stat sheet and reliving the eight turnovers and her two missed free throws with seven seconds left in regulation. Then she took the blame for the Indiana Fever's stinging 86-84 overtime loss to defending champion Las Vegas. "Obviously, it just can't happen," the three-time All-Star said just hours after she was one of 12 players named to the FIBA Women's World Cup team. "Those are free throws I usually make and certainly frustrating. Obviously, one of them gives us a two-possession lead and kind of caused ...

Harrison Ks the final 8 batters he faces, the Brewers beat the Pirates 4-2

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Kyle Harrison struck out the final eight batters he faced, William Contreras homered and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2 on Wednesday night. Harrison (9-2) gave up one hit and one walk while striking out 10 in five innings in his first start since July 8 after an IL stint due to left forearm tightness. It was the fourth time this season and sixth time in his career he reached double digit strikeouts. Harrison took the mound to warm up for the sixth, but abruptly left before the inning began. Milwaukee later said he had cramps in both calves. ...