Author: Lorenzo Reyes, USA TODAY

Houston Astros’ Carlos Correa clapped back at Chicago White Sox reliever Ryan Tepera, who took a shot and referenced the 2017 sign-stealing scandal.

One day after Jon Gruden resigned as the head coach of the Raiders in light of homophobic and misogynistic emails, he also lost an endorsement deal.

Switzerland’s Marcel Hug won his fifth career men’s wheelchair division Boston Marathon race. A missed turn likely cost him $50,000.

John Harbaugh called a rushing attempt on the final play of Sunday’s game to tie an NFL record. Broncos coach Vic Fangio isn’t happy about it.

Justin Herbert guided the Chargers to a big road win over Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs. Rookie QBs had a rough Week 3.

Los Angeles Rams linebacker Kenny Young was ejected Sunday from their game against the Colts for making contact with an official.

The Baltimore Ravens looked to be in command for most of their season opener against the Las Vegas Raiders. Two Lamar Jackson fumbles changed that.

The UCLA Bruins beat the LSU Tigers on Saturday, but they’re not done gloating. The program’s social media account fired another shot on Monday.

As Deshaun Watson has been largely absent from the practice field, the Houston Texans have named Tyrod Taylor their Week 1 starting quarterback.