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Colson Montgomery finally got a big hit, but it wouldnt be enough to avoid a big loss. | MLB Photos via Getty ImagesThe White Sox disappointed in the first game of this four-game series in Houston, falling 6-3 to the Astros.Things were calm until the third inning, when Anthony Kay saw a little base path trouble after a throwing error and a walk put two runners on. Yordan Alvarez sent Nick Allen in to score with a ground out, but a fly out straight to Sam Antonacci ended any further damage.The White Sox knotted the score 1-1 right away, as Colson Montgomery doubled in the top of the fourth with one out, Chase Meidroth singlingand him home. Tristan Peters was plunked, and in a pickoff attempt, the ball got away, sending Meidroth to third. Antonacci picked up a walk (without being hit!) to load the bases with two outs. Houston starter Peter Lamberts command in the fourth drastically dropped, as he walked Munetaka Murakami to force in the lead run. Miguel Vargas left the bases loaded with a liner to second, but the Good Guys were up, 2-1. Braden Montgomery got caught in-between on a Cam Smith liner to right, and as has happened too frequently that ball skipped past him for a triple. Kay was frazzled by the three-bagger, so much so that Nelson Velzquez crushed a home deep and high to left, making it 3-2, Astros.It got worse from there, as the White Sox mustered no offense while Houston added on. In the fifth, three singles loaded the bases, with just one out. Instead of a pitch that would prompt a ground-ball double play to end the inning and keep the score tight, Kay walked in a run. Kay bounced back with a K, but with two outs was pulled in favor of Trevor Richards, who surrendered a double to Smith double and stretching the deficit to 6-2. Three walks sandwiched around a fielders choice out packed the sacks for the Sox with two outs. As old friend Bennett Sousa came into the game for Houston, righty pinch-hitter Randal Grichuk stepped up to the plate. But on the first pitch, Grichuk sent one straight to the glove of left fielder Taylor Trammell, ending the frame.Colson Montgomery homered in the seventh to trim the lead to 6-3, but that was it for any offense. Richards managed to shut the Astros down for the rest of his outing, and Houston-area local Tyler Davis took the mound in the eighth for a 1-2-3 inning with his entire family cheering him on a light moment in an otherwise frustrating game. With two outs, Meidroth picked up Chicagos 10th walk of the game, but Brenton Doyle went down swinging for his second K in two plate appearances, handing the Astros a win.MVPColson Montgomery: 2 R, 2 H, 1 HR, 1 RBI, 2 BBRunners-UpChase Meidroth: 1 R, 1 H, 1 RBI, 2 BBMunetaka Murakami: 3 BBTrevor Richards: 2 1/3 IP, 2 H, 2 K, 0 ERCold CatAnthony Kay: 4 2/3 IP, 6 H, 5 ER, 2 BB, 5 KRunners-UpAndrew Benintendi: 0-for-3, 2 KBraden Montgomey: Fielding woes, 0-for-5Dysfunctional offense: 10 BBs but just two non-HR runs scored

Stephen Curry is confident he will be playing for the Warriors until he retires originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Since 2009, Stephen Curry has been the star player for the Golden State Warriors. He has been the franchise's most successful superstar, as he has been the driving force for all four of their championships from 2015 to 2022. It is a legendary tenure for any player, but especially because Curry continues to be excellent through the years.Of course, Draymond Green has been with him since 2012, as they are the duo that continues to play for the Warriors. Despite Green's presence, everyone can agree that Curry is the foundational piece. Now, he is in the twilight years of his career, and it seems he will continue to play for the Warriors until the very end.Stephen Curry wants to end his career with the WarriorsSince Curry's career is winding down, there are a lot of people who want him to make a move for a last-gasp opportunity to win a championship. Adding one more championship to his four rings would likely cement his status as the best point guard of all time.However, it seems Curry wants to stick with the Warriors and fight with whatever the front office decides. That is a bit unfortunate because the Warriors are quite far away from a championship when compared to the Oklahoma City Thunder and the San Antonio Spurs.MORE:The latest Stephen Curry contract extension update comes with a warning to the WarriorsCurry wants to win, but he also wants to remain committed to the Warriors. He has a special connection with the Bay Area, and he wants to end his career while only playing for one team. There have been plenty of players who have done that, but only a few can match what Curry has done for his team."Theres no question I want to be here the rest of my career, and Im pretty sure thats going to happen. The deal and the contract stuff will happen at the right time, and were not letting it be a distraction from our preparation for the season," Curry said to NBC Sports Bay Area's Dalton Johnson about his contract with the Warriors."The fact that the team were coming back with has a lot of familiarity. Hopefully we can be healthy and just have a chance to show what were capable of, myself included, missing so many games last year."It is quite challenging for the Warriors to balance satisfying Curry and building a team that can win. They have done so multiple times, but this time around, it feels like they are struggling to properly build a squad outside of Curry, Green, and Butler. Despite those issues, it seems Curry wants to stick around and see how they can do it.More NBA news:Georges Niang lands a contract with the Warriors for the 2026-27 NBA seasonMax Strus dives into what it was like to be teammates with Jimmy ButlerMatthew Dellavedova speaks on the consequences of defending Stephen CurryDoc Rivers believes Steve Kerr and Erik Spoelstra deserve to be part of the Hall of Fame alreadyKlay Thompson speaks on why LeBron James was the toughest matchup in his career

Richarlison has opened the door for an emotional return to Everton but warned never again will anyone decide my future for me in a thinly-veiled dig on social media.Spurs entered talks with Everton on Sunday night over the proposed transfer of Toffees attacker Iliman Ndiaye and separate discussions occurred over Richarlison going back to his old club, before Manchester City struck a deal to sign the Senegalese star.Tottenham boss Roberto De Zerbi claimed on Saturday night that Richarlison had been left out of the matchday squad for the 2-0 home loss to Newcastle because too many times he asked to leave, but the Brazil forward has seemingly responded in a story on his Instagram page.After everything Ive been through in the last few years, Ive decided that never again will anyone decide my future for me, Richarlison said on Instagram.I went through a lot of bad things, and almost all of them happened because decisions were made by other people. Pressure, threats, retaliation none of that scares me. Ive been through far worse, believe me.Ive always made it clear, every time I had the chance, that leaving for another club would only happen if it was also good for the club. If it wasnt, I would never accept it. Just like I didnt accept it when everything was going badly and they needed me.I stayed and gave everything. So, I hope they treat my situation with the same respect Ive always shown Spurs and everyone who worked with me during this period. Just dont try to decide for me.If they reach an agreement between Spurs and Everton, I will return to my beloved club. My intention was to go back to the place where I was very happy, yes, but the negotiations happened only in the way certain people wanted, and it will no longer be like that.Despite all this turmoil, I am under contract at Spurs and will remain at the clubs disposal.Richarlison, who has been candid in the past about his mental health struggles, scored 12 goals during the 2025-26 campaign to help keep Tottenham in the Premier League.

NWSL: 6 standout young players who are making their mark on the 2026/27 seasonWith the NWSL season in full swing, we take a look at several young players who are making their mark on the pitch. From amazing talent with the ball, incredible work-rates, and finishing abilities, these players embody the traits footballers strive for. As teams try to make their way up the table to secure playoff spots, these players will be instrumental in their teams success. Here are just six of many great young talents in the NWSL this season.Melanie Barcenas, San Diego WaveThe cheat codeMelanie Barcenas is THAT player. As a defender, you know what that means. Nothing is more terrifying than being up against her one-on-one. Barcenas control of the ball when it is at her feet is simply ridiculous. Her goal against Denver earlier this season was absolutely unfair. One of the young players that has signed with NWSL sides, Barcenas was 15 when she first put pen to paper for San Diego. At 18 now, she is still growing and developing her game. Her talent is off the charts, and she matches it with a fierce energy and the exuberance of youth.Embed from Getty ImagesBarcenas has a goal-scorers mentality, and is very at home in and around the oppositions box. Her favored spot is at the top of the box, where she uses her dribbling ability to work herself into a shooting solution. She has five goals on the season thus far, and is seeing more minutes per match regularly. Look for her to power the San Diego attack as they move toward the playoffs as one of the top seeds.Pietra Tordin, Portland ThornsThe strikerPietra Tordin is piling up the points for the Thorns this season, and is a major factor in the teams standing in the table. She is the team leader in goal involvements this season. Indeed, the 22-year-old is third in the entire league, behind only Golden Boot leader Ashley Sanchez of North Carolina, and MVP candidate Clo Lacasse of the Utah Royals.Tordin is a striker through and through, and the Portland offense relies heavily on her. As of late, she and teammate Sophia Wilson have been terrorizing NWSL defenses. Tordin is equally at home looking for her teammates as she is calling her own number. Her nine assists on the year are second in the league. She also has one of the two hat-tricks recorded in the current season (Evelyn Ijeh, North Carolina).Embed from Getty ImagesTordin has been an offensive threat for the US U20 and U23 squads, with six goals in 16 matches. The Thorns rely on their high-powered offense, and Pietra Tordin is an invaluable part of that. Her continued scoring will have a huge impact on how the side finishes the regular season, and how far they progress in the playoffs.Jordynn Dudley, Gotham FCThe coolerJordynn Dudley has found her place in the starting lineup on a team of established stars that is firing on all cylinders right now. Playing on a line with Sam Kerr and Guro Reiten, Dudley has proven to be an excellent complement for established players.What makes Dudley a tremendous asset is her ability to hold the ball. Gothams game is predicated on possession and ball control, and that is a perfect role for Dudley. She is comfortable with the ball in both the attacking and defending ends of the field. She is rarely dispossessed and plays with her head up. During Gothams current 10 match unbeaten streak, Dudley has logged major minutes, and three goal involvements. Embed from Getty ImagesDudley has also played for the US international teams at the U20 and U23 level. At just 21 years old, she has already accumulated a wealth of top flight experience. Her consistent quality in ball possession will be vital to Gothams defense of their NWSL crown.Maddie Dahlien, Seattle ReignThe workhorseMaddie Dahlien is a testimony to hard work for the Seattle Reign. She is tenacious and driven whenever she is on the pitch, and her work rate is second to none. With Seattle fighting for the last playoff berth, Dahlien will be a driver of their success.Dahlien is very active in the opposition box, and fights hard to get to every ball. She is never out of the play, and she will always be present in the Reign attack. Dahliens growth in her role has been evident since the Reign signed her in 2025. She is a true student of the game, and one can see her knowledge of the pitch throughout a match. Dahlien has all of the tools to be a star in this league, and watching her come into her own is a treat. While primarily an 11, she has experience as an attacking mid, and could thrive there as well. Embed from Getty ImagesAs Maddie Dahlien continues to learn and grow, the Seattle Reigns future looks brighter. She has played for the US U20, U23 and senior teams, giving her additional experience at the highest level. Her performance on the pitch will be an instrumental part of how Seattle fares in their playoff push.Kat Rader, Houston DashThe finisherKat Rader is fast and smart in front of the box, and the results show that. Her nine goals lead the Houston Dash, and are top ten in the league. She is Houstons number one threat, and is always in the box being causing mayhem. Embed from Getty ImagesRader is clinical in front of goal, working her way in close to finish. Her goal scoring prowess is one of the main reasons that Houston still holds hope for playoff football this season. Rader is the target of the Houston attack, and she is also often chosen to take penalties for the side. She is 100 percent on her PK attempts this season, with both of her penalties being scored in must-have moments for the Dash.Rader regularly plays the full 90 for her side, as she can score at any moment. She has featured for the US international sides since her U15 days, and is hoping to make the senior squad. Her eye-popping numbers will certainly give her thoughts as Rookie of the Year in the NWSL.Ally Sentnor, Angel CityRelentlessAlly Sentnor is that dream player who you want on your squad at the end of the match. An attacking mid, the 22-year old will be pressing from the first whistle to the last.Embed from Getty ImagesSentnor has been playing amazing football, and one needs to watch her at the end of a match. The energy she possesses and the amount of effort she puts in have not diminished one bit since the start of the match. Since coming to Angel City from Kansas City mid-season, Sentnor has played all but two minutes of Angel Citys matches. Her tenacity was on brilliant display is a recent match against the Washington Spirit. Down 1-0 late, Sentnor was a buzzsaw in the attacking end. She sent three shots at the Spirit net, and worked her way all the way across the box to finally grab the equalizer. A member of the US international squad since 2024, Sentnor has tallied seven goals for the senior side. Her attacking presence and non-stop energy are a huge asset to the side, and will be a major factor in determining whether Angel City makes the NWSL playoffs this season.Related articles fromHer Football Hub:6 new and rising WSL players to watch this season, including breakout Chelsea and Man Utd starsNSL: Six standout players who have defined the 2026 seasonFB-Frauen Bundesliga: Six standout young players who could define the 2026/27 season

Houston Astros left fielder Nelson Velzquez (30) reacts after connecting for a two-run home run in the fourth inning against the Chicago White Sox at Daikin Park in Houston on Monday, Aug. 31, 2026. (Elizabeth Conley/Houston Chronicle) The HoustonAstros got key hits from NelsonVelzquez and Cam Smith to start strong on a tough stretch ofgames that could decide their fate in the American League West.The Astros beat the Chicago White Sox 6-3Monday night at Daikin Park in the first of 13 straight games against potential playoff teams withNational League wild-card contenders Arizona Diamondbackscoming totown after the White Sox (72-65), who lead the AL Central, followed by a road trip to play likely NL wild-card team Philadelphia Phillies and Tampa Bay Rays, who have the best record in the American League.The win pushed the Astros' record against opponents who are .500 or better to a Major League-best 26-14 (.650). They maintained their two-game lead over the Texas Rangers in the AL West and increased the lead over the Seattle Mariners,the defending division champions, to six games. Houston also climbed within 2 games of the White Sox for the second seed in the postseason, which comes with a bye past the wild-card round.The Astros (70-68) trailed 2-1 withtwo outs and nobody on in the bottom of the fourth inning. After Smith sparked something with a triple, Velzquez delivered his first hit since the Astros claimed him off waivers three weeks ago, a two-run homer that banged off the barrierjust below the train tracks in left field.Smith helped add to the lead in the following inning. After singles by ChristianVzquez, Yordan Alvarez and Isaac Paredes loaded the bases, Christian Walker brought home a run with a walk to make it 4-2 Astros. The White Sox opted to pull starter Anthony Kay after he struck out Daulton Varsho so righty Trevor Richards could face Smith. It didn't work. Smith ripped a 2-2 changeup down the left-field line for a two-run double and a 6-2 lead.The Astros got the scoring started in the third in an inning that beganwith Nick Allen reaching on a throwing error by third baseman MiguelVargas. When the Astros put runners on the corners with one out,Alvarez hit a ground ball to second that looked like it had a chance to be an inning-ending double play, however Alvarez beat out the throw to first, allowing Allen to score the game's first run.Given a small lead, Peter Lambert struggledmightily in the fourth, an inning which he needed 30 pitches to complete. After retiring the leadoff hitter, Lambert allowed the next three hitters to reach with a Colson Montgomery double, a Chase Meidroth RBI single and a hit by pitch from Tristan Peters. After striking out nine-hole hitter Jake Rogers, Lambert walked Sam Antonacci to load the bases, then walked in a run with a walk to Munetaka Murakami that put the White Sox up 2-1.The Astros' bullpen of Enyel De Los Santos, Bennett Sousa, Steven Okert and Bryan Abreu combined to give up just one run on two hits in the final 4 innings.ASTROS 6, WHITE SOX 3ChicagoABRHBIBBSOAvg.Totals333531011Antonacci lf401011.269Murakami 1b200131.217Vargas 3b401011.249Benintendi dh300002.247a-Grichuk ph-dh200001.272B.Montgomery rf500000.224C.Montgomery ss322121.214Meidroth 2b311120.271Peters cf200001.278b-Doyle ph-cf200002.213Rogers c300011.168HoustonABRHBIBBSOAvg.Totals3368638Pea ss401001.284Alvarez dh311110.317Paredes 3b411000.256Walker 1b300110.229Varsho cf400002.228C.Smith rf412201.214Velzquez lf311202.193Trammell lf100000.202Allen 2b411001.275Vzquez c311011.213Chicago000200100_351Houston001230000_682a-flied out for Benintendi in the 6th. b-struck out for Peters in the 7th.E_Vargas (11), Velzquez (2), Vzquez (2). LOB_Chicago 14, Houston 6. 2B_C.Montgomery (21), C.Smith (16). 3B_C.Smith (5). HR_C.Montgomery (29), off Sousa; Velzquez (5), off Kay. RBIs_Meidroth (51), Murakami (59), C.Montgomery (77), Alvarez (94), Velzquez 2 (15), Walker (76), C.Smith 2 (50).Runners left in scoring position_Chicago 6 (Benintendi 2, Vargas 2, Grichuk 2); Houston 4 (Walker, Paredes, Velzquez 2). RISP_Chicago 1 for 8; Houston 3 for 12.Runners moved up_Murakami, Alvarez.ChicagoIPHRERBBSONPERAKay, L, 9-742-366525894.28Richards21-320012343.53Davis100001163.95HoustonIPHRERBBSONPERALambert42-3322561043.66De Los Santos, W, 3-3100030274.45Sousa, H, 711-311111236.53Okert, H, 21110002182.13Abreu, S, 8-9100012163.93Inherited runners-scored_Richards 3-2, De Los Santos 1-0, Sousa 3-0. IBB_off Richards (Alvarez). HBP_Lambert (Peters). WP_Richards.ABS Challenge_Paredes (Strike-Confirmed); De Los Santos (Ball-Overturned to Strike); De Los Santos (Ball-Overturned to Strike); Antonacci (Strike-Overturned to Ball); Allen (Strike-Overturned to Ball); Davis (Ball-Confirmed).Pitch timer violations_Richards (pitcher).Umpires_Home, Mark Ripperger; First, Shane Livensparger; Second, Dan Merzel; Third, Dan Bellino.T_3:02. A_21,236 (41,000).How did Peter Lambert pitch?Lambert wasn't able to make it through five innings for just the second time in his past 12 starts. The 29-year-old right-hander walked a season-high five batters, which pushed his pitch count up. By the time he walked Colston Montgomery with two outs in the fifth, he had thrown 104 pitches and was removed.Lambert, who needed 30 pitches to complete a fourth inning that included two walks and a hit batter,allowed two runs on three hits and five walks with six strikeouts in 4 innings.Lambert, who didn't make the Astros' opening day roster, leads the team in wins (8), starts (24), innings (132 ) and strikeouts (131). Houston Astros right fielder Cam Smith (11) reacts after connecting for a double in the fifth inning against the Chicago White Sox at Daikin Park in Houston on Monday, Aug. 31, 2026. (Elizabeth Conley/Houston Chronicle) Yordan Alvarez's Triple Crown chaseAstros slugger Yordan Alvarez added to his RBI total with a ground ball in the third inning to give him 94 RBIs, which leads the American League. Alvarez also leads the league in average and is tied for the lead in home runs, putting him on track for the Triple Crown. The Tigers' Miguel Cabrera won the Triple Crown in 2012, but before him it hadn't been done since Carl Yastrzemski's 1967 season. Alvarez's .317average is six points ahead of the Rays' Chandler Simpson in second place. Alvarez is tied with Tampa Bay's Yandy Diaz with 37 home runs and has a three-RBI lead over the Orioles' PeteAlonso.Surging Nick AllenAstros fans have hated the Mauricio Dubn-for-Nick Allen trade ever since former general manager Dana Brown made it in November. Allen has been on a heater to make the trade look far more even than it did when it was considered mostly an offseason salary dump.In 78 games, Allen, who went 1-for-3 Monday,is hitting .277 with a .684 OPS. Dubn, who is making $6.1 million and can become a free agent this offseason, is hitting .268 with a .700 OPS in 131 games for the Atlanta Braves.Allen, who is making $1.4 million and still has three more years of team control, has hit .349 (15-for-43) since the All-Star break.SubscribeTheres more to Houston with the Chronicle. Subscribe today for just 25.This article originally published at Cam Smith, Nelson Velzquez deliver key blows in Astros' win over White Sox to start tough stretch.

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'Absolutely ridiculous': Former Pakistan coach blasts PCB as Pakistan send back 7 players in the middle of England tour originally appeared on Cricket News. Add Cricket News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.KEY TAKEAWAYS:PCB sent home seven players and replaced both head and bowling coaches mid-series after losing the first two Tests.Former coach Mickey Arthur slammed the board's constant reshuffling, blaming instability for Pakistan's ongoing struggles.Commentator Harsha Bhogle mocked the chaos, questioning whether replacements would even get visas in time for the third Test.PCB slammed by former coach for sending 7 players home midway through England Test seriesPakistan cricket's ongoing turmoil in England has taken another turn, with the PCB sending seven players home mid-series and overhauling the coaching staff just days before the third Test at Edgbaston, which has drawn sharp criticism from several respected voices in the game, including former coach Mickey Arthur.Seven names were cut from the touring party, five of whom had featured in the series so far. Mohammad Rizwan, Imam-ul-Haq, Salman Ali Agha, Ali Usman and Khurram Shahzad were all sent back, joined by Aamir Jamal and Muhammad Awais Zafar, neither of whom had even played a match on the tour.MORE:Latif slams PCB as 'worst cricket board in 70 years' after horror ENG Test seriesThe shake-up wasn't limited to players either. Head coach Sarfaraz Ahmed and bowling coach Umar Gul were both released from their roles, with white-ball head coach Mike Hesson stepping in alongside bowling coach Ashley Noffke to steer the team through the remainder of the series.This wave of changes follows two heavy defeats to open the series. Pakistan lost the first Test by an innings and 103 runs, before England followed up with a commanding 194-run win in the second, which left the tourists staring down a series loss with one match still to play.MORE:Seven players sent home: Pakistan take drastic action in the middle of disastrous England tourHow did Mickey Arthur react to the reshuffle?Former Pakistan head coach Arthur didn't hold back in his criticism, as he took to X to call out what he sees as a repeating pattern of instability within Pakistan cricket."Absolutely ridiculous decisions by the PCB - this is the reason they are in the mess they are in because they constantly chop and change players, coaches and selectors and there is no stability! Planning, stability and structure = consistent performance," Arthur wrote.Absolutely ridiculous decisions by the PCB-this is the reason they are in the mess they are because they constantly chop and change players,coaches and selectors and there in no stability!Planning,stability and structure =Consistent performance!! https://t.co/LQzN94hf0Z Mickey Arthur (@Mickeyarthurcr1) August 31, 2026Former Pakistan captain Azhar Ali kept his response short but pointed, posting simply, "Sad," on social media. A brief reaction that carried plenty of weight given his own experience within Pakistan's setup.Indian commentator Harsha Bhogle offered a more detailed critical take, mocking both the timing and logistics of the reshuffle."Trust Pakistan cricket to do the unbelievable. Salman Agha, captain in the first test, dropped from the second, sent home before the third! Coach and bowling coach gone midway through a series. Senior keeper sent home. Replacements hoping to get visas in time, let alone be ready for a test match. As always, more action off the field," Bhogle wrote, highlighting just how chaotic the situation looks from the outside.Trust Pakistan cricket to do the unbelievable. Salman Agha, captain in the first test, dropped from the second, sent home before the third! Coach and bowling coach gone midway through a series. Senior keeper sent home. Replacements hoping to get visas in time, let alone be ready Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) August 31, 2026Why constant reshuffling rarely fixes underlying problemsArthur's frustration here is entirely justified, and it echoes a criticism that's followed Pakistan cricket for years now. Making wholesale changes to both personnel and coaching staff in the middle of an active series doesn't address root causes; it just adds fresh disruption on top of existing problems.What's particularly striking is dropping a captain who led the side in the very first Test of the series.That kind of call reeks more of panic than any real strategy, and it leaves players wondering exactly where they stand.MORE:Ex-Pakistan star takes brutal swipe at Babar Azam, calls him a 'great player only for social media,' not a match-winnerStability won't hand you success on its own, sure, but keep flipping the squad around like this and struggle's pretty much guaranteed. The guys need time together, need to trust the XI they're part of, before anything clicks.Bhogle's dig might've been blunt, but he's not wrong about how it looks from outside: messy, reactive, nothing like a team with an actual plan.If Pakistan wants sustained improvement in Test cricket, addressing selection philosophy and coaching continuity needs to become a long-term priority, not something reshuffled every time results go badly. Until that changes, moments like this will likely keep repeating.For all the latest cricket news, opinion, and commentary and to share your voice, head to ourFacebook,Instagram,andX (Twitter)pages.