Keeping Kyler Murray in the fold made plenty of sense for a Cardinals team that handed out extensions to GM Steve Keim and coach Kliff Kingsbury.
Author: Kent Somers, Arizona Republic
The opposite of normal: How the Savannah Bananas became best story in baseball
How the Savannah Bananas, a college summer league team, are proving that baseball doesn’t have to be boring.
Wounded, wobbling and vulnerable: Debacle in Dallas leaves Phoenix Suns in search of a lifeline
Five days in the NBA playoffs is a lifetime, and after two games and two losses at American Airlines Center, the Suns could use a lifeline.
Opinion: Cardinals’ latest tailspin points back to Kliff Kingsbury
The Cardinals could seal a spot in the playoffs as early as Sunday with some help, but Arizona looks like a team headed in reverse.
Opinion: Robert Sarver’s ‘eulogy’ of a friend was thought-provoking, and not in a good way
Robert Sarver’s “roast” of a departed friend provides evidence the Phoenix Suns team owner needs to step aside until NBA investigation is over.
Employing a ‘1-0 mentality,’ Arizona Cardinals are blocking out the noise
The Arizona Cardinals are maintaining constant vigilance against the idea that a 4-0 start has a deeper meaning beyond that it was a very good month.
Opinion: Two more Arizona State assistant football coaches placed on leave. How high up does the ‘infection’ go?
About one-third of the on-field staff Arizona State had at the beginning of the summer is not on the field less than a month before football starts.
Opinion: Coyotes created another problem for themselves by drafting player who admitted to bullying Black classmate
The Arizona Coyotes seem to enjoy challenges because they create them for themselves all the time; drafting Mitchell Miller is the the latest example.
Opinion: NFL should delay start of season until league — and country — gets better handle on COVID-19
COVID-19 cases are surging across the country, so it makes sense for the NFL to delay its start until safety policies are more firmly established.
Armani Williams, NASCAR driver with autism, races to win and raise awareness
Armani Williams, believed to be the first driver with autism in NASCAR history, races in the ARCA Menards Series but is hoping that’s just the start.