Listen now:
NBC Sports: Under Center with McNabb & Malone
NFL
SectionsHeadlinesGetty Images
Not the Pats' way
CSN: Even if Aaron Hernandez has nothing to do with his associate's murder, it's a story the "brand-conscious" Patriots want him far away from.
AdNHL
SectionsHeadlinesGetty Images
Testing Tuukka
PHT: Tuukka Rask has frustrated the Blackhawks to the tune of a 1.22 GAA and .959 save percentage in the Stanley Cup Final. Can Chicago find any luck in Game 4?
AdNBA
SectionsHeadlinesGetty Images
First taste of failure
PBT: The Spurs saw the NBA title slip through their fingers Tuesday night. Do they have it in them to rebound from their meltdown in time for Game 7?
AdGolf
SectionsHeadlines
No question about Woods' elbow injury
For those who said Tiger Woods over-dramatized his injured elbow at the U.S. Open, his WD from his own event should prove he didn't.
AdMLB
SectionsHeadlinesNBC Sports
Is Myers the next Puig?
HBT Daily: Craig Calcaterra investigates whether Wil Myers will have the same impact other stud rookies had like Yasiel Puig and Bryce Harper.
AdSoccer
SectionsHeadlinesAFP/Getty Images
A star rises
PST: After again playing hero for the U.S., it's clear that Jozy Altidore is making good on his vast talent.
AdMotors
SectionsHeadlinesGetty Images
Tires proving force for Force
MST: Force India and Paul Di Resta unquestionable saw a boost from Pirelli tires in Canada.
AdNCAA FB
SectionsHeadlinesAP
Nearly never Johnny Football
CFT: Johnny Manziel nearly transferred out of Texas A&M before the 2012 season after being suspended, according to reports, but he stayed after his successful appeal.
AdTennis
HeadlinesAFP/Getty Images
Nadal seeded No. 5 for Wimbledon
Despite winning the French Open, Rafael Nadal will be seeded merely No. 5 at Wimbledon, opening the prospect of a quarterfinal with Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic or Andy Murray.
AdOlympics
HeadlinesAFP/Getty Images
Missing Yohan Blake
Jamaican sprinter Yohan Blake will miss Jamaican Nationals due to a hamstring injury.
AdMore
SectionsHeadlinesAP
Animal Kingdom goes out quietly
Kentucky Derby champion Animal Kingdom was unable to go out a winner, fading quickly in the Queen Anne Stakes on Tuesday in his last race before retirement.
Ad
