Nov 9 (Reuters) – Los Angeles Lakers coach Mike Brown has been fired after a 1-4 start to the season, the Los Angeles Times reported on Friday. The disappointing start by the Lakers followed an off-season in which the National Basketball Association team added center Dwight Howard and point guard Steve Nash to their lineup. (Reporting by Larry Fine in New York Editing by Gene Cherry)
Report: Lakers fire Brown after 1-4 start
A report from USA Today says the Los Angeles Lakers have fired coach Mike Brown after a 1-4 start to his second season in charge of the team. Gattuso reveals interest in coaching role
The ex-Rossoneri midfielder has expressed his intent to train a football team at the end of his career and has ruled out returning to his former club Nurnberg claims Chandler will play for USA against Russia
The non-committal, dual-national right back has been called back into the U.S. national team for next week's friendly against Russia, according to his club. Lee MacPhail, oldest Hall of Famer, dead at 95
Baseball’s Hall of Fame says former American League President Lee MacPhail has died at 95.
Watt offers big challenge for Cutler and Bears
(Reuters) – If form through the first half of the National Football League (NFL) season is a guide, Sunday's clash between the Houston Texans and the Chicago B ears could be a potential Super Bowl preview. The Texans lead the AFC with a 7-1 record and the Bears have an identical record, bettered in the NFC only by the unbeaten Atlanta Falcons (8-0). Critics of the Bears point to their relatively easy schedule so far and the way they struggled against the toughest team they have had to face so far this season – the Green Bay Packers who beat them 23-10 in week two. … Bobsled World Cup
Bobsled World Cup Skeleton World Cup
Skeleton World Cup Bobsled World Cup
Bobsled World Cup Bobsled World Cup
Canada's pilot Kaillie Humphries, right, with brakewoman Chelsea Valios, wave for cameras after they won the women's bobsled World Cup competition on Friday, Nov. 9, 2012, in Lake Placid, N.Y. (AP Photo/Mike Groll) Skeleton World Cup
Gold medalist Martins Dukurs of Latvia, center, stands with his brother and silver medalist Tomass Dukurs, left, and bronze medalist Alexander Tretjyakovin of Russia, after the men's skeleton World Cup competition on Friday, Nov. 9, 2012, in Lake Placid, N.Y. (AP Photo/Mike Groll) Mexico Giovani Dos Santos
FILE – In this June 8, 2012 file photo, Mexico's Giovani Dos Santos celebrates his goal against Guyana at a World Cup qualifying soccer match in Mexico City. (AP Photo/Christian Palma, File) Players may ask for World Cup kickoffs rethink
HOOFDDORP, Netherlands (Reuters) – The players’ union may ask FIFA to reconsider its decision to stage 2014 World Cup matches in early afternoon in tropical venues in Brazil.
INTERVIEW-Soccer-Players may ask for World Cup kickoffs rethink
HOOFDDORP, Netherlands, Nov 9 (Reuters) – The players’ union may ask FIFA to reconsider its decision to stage 2014 World Cup matches in early afternoon in tropical venues in Brazil.
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