Sports give us plenty of incredible moments, such as what happened this weekend in Minnesota.

A high school game between Totino-Grace and Mounds View ended with a heartwarming moment after pitcher Ty Koehn struck out Jack Kocon.

This high school pitcher held off celebrating with his teammates so he could console his childhood friend instead.

Bowles said there is nothing wrong with how the Jets are evaluating players or disciplining them. He said Herndon had a clean record before this.

There’s nothing wrong with our [disciplinary] policy right now, Bowles said. You sign a contract and everything else, you’re making 10, 20, 30 million dollars. If that doesn’t stop you, what else is going to stop you?

While not condoning their actions, Bowles seemed to be throwing his hands up on Tuesday and asking what he’s supposed to do about his players driving drunk.

But Brady isn’t like any other quadragenarian quarterback. He is coming off an MVP season in which he threw for a league-best 4,577 yards, tossed 32 touchdowns to just eight picks and came up eight points shy of a sixth Super Bowl title.

When Brady retires, it will likely be on his terms. But what those terms are continue to elude anyone who tries to get an answer out of the future Hall of Famer, even Oprah.

U.S. Open 2018 tee times: Pairings, times for Saturday at Shinnecock Hills | When do Dustin Johnson, Rickie Fowler tee off?

Dustin Johnson is 36 holes away from a second U.S. Open title and a little bit of history.

The world’s No. 1 ranked golfer, who sits 4-under, will kick off his third round at Shinnecock Hills on Saturday at 3:10 p.m. He’ll play alongside Scott Piercy, who is tied for second at even par.

Relationships between coaches and reporters can get tense, sometimes causing scenes that are uncomfortable to watch.

Then there’s what happened Wednesday between Packers associate head coach/linebackers coach Winston Moss and reporters at Green Bay’s minicamp in Ashwaubenon, Wis. Moss sat down to talk to the media, but clearly did not seem in the mood. He rolled his eyes, disputed a reporter’s account of a player’s on-field actions and seemed unwilling to volunteer any information.

An eagle-eyed neighbor helped crack the bizarre case of a former NFL star now accused in a slew of attacks on women.

It was just after 2:30 p.m. June 7 when the Encinitas, Calif., resident spotted him: a hulking, muscled, 6-foot-4 stranger emerging from her 86-year-old neighbor’s mobile home.

Kang, who is currently in the minor league system after missing all of last season following the arrest, admitted he never told the Pirates nor his previous Korean Baseball Organization team, the Nexen Heroes, about his first two DUIs.

He said it was an ill-informed decision he is very regretful for withholding information about his arrests.

According to Kang, he never drank when he was playing, but did during the offseason to to kind of let the steam out.

Kang is currently in the final year of his contract with the Pirates and is attempting to get back to the majors. After several attempts at obtaining a visa, he was granted one earlier this spring.

Last January, Thompson, a Fox Sports NFL host, was enjoying her day when the news hit her: Nude photos of Thompson had been stolen from her iCloud and shared online.

Thompson opened up about the horrors that followed in a podcast with The Athletic, saying her friends helped her through the publication of pictures that were from so long ago.

Saturday: Yankees righty Luis Severino (9-2, 2.27 ERA) vs. TBA Rays pitcher, 1:05 p.m. at Yankee Stadium.

Sunday: Yankees lefty CC Sabathia (4-1, 3.27 ERA) vs. TBA Rays pitcher, 2:05 p.m., Yankee Stadium.

To prevent that from happening in the future, Garrett said the NBA needs to put an NFL -like salary cap in place. At the end of the day I’d rather see hard caps, Garrett said. It focuses more on team play, being able to have chemistry instead of getting the big player and who’s going to change the game. You can get a couple of guys like Boston, who didn’t have their two star players and yet they went to the [conference] finals because they all gave a collective effort. Everybody pitched in and were almost successful.

Garrett’s popularity in Cleveland was already high after a rookie season in 2017 where he tallied seven sacks and it’s likely only going to get higher now that he’s gone on the record and ripped the team that’s been torturing the Cavs in three of the past four NBA Finals.

Manager Aaron Boone held Gardner, his usual leadoff hitter, out of the lineup in Sunday’s 3-1 loss to the Rays at Yankee Stadium.

Gardner got an MRI on the knee Sunday morning, which went well, he said.

It’s not really something I’ve had an issue with in the past, he said. A little alarmed by it not really feeling like it should. Got an MRI this morning. Everything looked pretty good on that. Had some inflammation in a couple of spots that I’ll try to get treatment for and drive out of there and hopefully get out onto the field in the next day or two.

While he wouldn’t explain how many seasons he has left in him, Brady was definitive in speaking with Oprah that, in regards to football, he feels there are mountains left to climb.

I still feel like I’m in it. I still feel like I’m doing it. I still feel like there’s still more to be accomplished, Brady explained, four months after his eighth Super Bowl appearance. I still feel like I can be better, be a percentage better. I’ve played a long time.

There have been assurances that Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski would be on hand this week.

Now we have an official sighting.

But five pro and college sports leagues repeatedly sued to stop the state. The leagues won every case until the Supreme Court last month sided with New Jersey, overturning the federal ban and allowing states across the U.S. to legalize sports wagering.

Underground bookies accept billions of dollars in illegal bets each year. But until now, Las Vegas has been the only place in the country will full-scale legal sports betting.

Delaware began allowing full-scale sports wagering Tuesday, beating New Jersey to become the first place outside of Las Vegas to offer it.

It was a major step toward credibility, and I’m not sure the XFL had much of it before.

This version of the league seemed to be on shaky ground. The hires have been slow, and the league has been mostly quiet, but the hiring of Luck changes all of that. He gives the league a shot at long-term viability. He’s that smart.

If you don’t know his background, Oliver Luck is the father of one of the best quarterbacks of this generation, the Colts’ Andrew Luck, but he’s also one of the most respected sports executives out there.

A quick run through his bio, via the league’s release: Luck served as president of NFL Europe and general manager of the league’s Frankfurt Galaxy and Rhein Fire. Most recently Luck was the NCAA’s Executive Vice President of Regulatory Affairs and Strategic Partnerships where he oversaw all NCAA regulatory functions including enforcement, academic and membership affairs, and the Eligibility Center.

On the verge of his second Triple Crown with Justify, the Hall of Fame trainer is quick to recall his admiration for his first history-making superhorse.

I’ve never had a horse work like him,Baffert said. His mechanics, his motion, just the way he did it…. This horse is starting to act like Pharoah.

Justify isn’t American Pharoah. He wasn’t a 2-year-old champion and never seemed destined to win the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont. American Pharoah looked bred and built for that.

Though Justify’s path to this point has differed wildly from American Pharoah’s run to the 2015 Triple Crown, Baffert sees similarities in his stride, his growth and his potential. That’s why he thinks Justify could be just the second Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978.

Justify looked gassed at the end of the 1 3/16-mile Preakness though Smith thought he had more horse left. American Pharoah owner Ahmed Zayat said Monday he has been wowed by Justify and believes he’ll be the 13th Triple Crown winner.

Iron sharpens iron. That’s all we’re doing, getting each other better. We’re all competitors out there, so obviously sometimes we are going to butt heads.

The Giants seem set to go with Ereck Flowers and Nate Solder as starting tackles, but the three interior offensive line spots are up for grabs between Hernandez, Jon Halapio, Brett Jones, John Greco and Patrick Omameh. Hernandez is the favorite to start at left guard.

Is he trying to send a message that he won’t be pushed around by the veterans?

I don’t go out with that intention of ‘Oh yeah, look at me. You can’t do it,’ Hernandez said. I just go out there and play, and if it ends up happening, it ends up happening. That’s just the nature of the game.

Hernandez endured an 0-12 season at UTEP as a senior. He was projected as a late first-round pick before slipping to the Giants at No. 34 overall, giving him an extra chip on his shoulder that won’t let him back down.