Royals 9, Indians 4

Royals 9, Indians 4

Diamondbacks 15, Indians 9

Diamondbacks 15, Indians 9

Universal Pitcher Values: The full list

The full list of pitchers and their Universal Pitcher Values.

Garrard passes for 264 yards as Jaguars bounce back

David Garrard threw for 264 yards and a 61-yard touchdown to Mike Sims-Walker, and the Jaguars rebounded from a lopsided loss at Tennessee with a 24-21 victory against Kansas City on Sunday.

Hooray for coaches with courage!

Tuesday Morning Quarterback applauds all the coaches who went for it on fourth down in Week 2.

Super stage reserved for Brady, Favre

Don't wait until February -- the 44 things that will happen this NFL season are right here.

Wade comes home -- to visit

Dwyane Wade comes home to visit, which may be more comfortable than coming home to play.

TMQ breaks down the NFL draft

The NFL draft has come and gone, but TMQ is here to review each team's selections.

QB Cutler doubtful for Broncos' meeting

Jay Cutler finally met face-to-face with Josh McDaniels over the weekend, but nothing was resolved, leading to doubt that the quarterback will show up for the new coach's first team meeting Monday.

Daily Dime: Even the best have flaws

...without a backup point guard, so I'm not sure why they felt they needed him. Sam Cassel played a minimal role at best as their backup last year. My only real concern this year...

Cassel is Chiefs' next hope

Kansas City is ready for Matt Cassel, but is Matt Cassel ready for Kansas City? Does he know what he's getting himself into? ESPN.com senior writer Elizabeth Merrill says Chiefs fans are hopeful.

The wait is over! The mailbag comes through

Bill Simmons ends his long mailbag drought with a mammoth batch of reader submissions, including the definitive word on the De Niro-Pacino debate.

...2008. The Raiders beat the Broncos 31-10. (AP Photo/Jack Dempsey) Sep 14, 2008; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; New England Patriots quarterback Matt Cassel (16) drops back to pass during the third quarter against...

Leftover free agents won't break bank

Expect teams to be much more cost-conscious as the second wave of free agency unfolds, writes John Clayton in his latest mailbag.

Free-agent landscape favors CBs, DEs

Cornerbacks and defensive linemen figure to be among the biggest winners in free agency, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.