SABRES: New Buffalo Sabres head coach Phil Housley, introduced at a press conference yesterday is ready to coach and build relationships with the players, John Vogl of the Buffalo News writes.
YANKEES: New York is suddenly in a slump after losing their third straight on the west coast, 8-7 to Oakland in extra innings. Giovanny Gallegos gave up the winning hit in the 10th.
YANKEES: CC Sabathia was placed on the disabled list with a hamstring injury and Ronald Herrea (who gave up a go-ahead home run in his pitching debut) was sent back down to Triple-A. Luis Cessa was called up and will replace Sabathia in the rotation for now. Domingo German was also recalled.
BILLS: Sal Capaccio of WGR reports that the Buffalo Bills wrapped up a “hyper-competitive” three days of minicamp. Sal has several notes and observations based on what he saw.
BILLS: Always a good read, WKBW’s Joe Buscaglia offers his own 7 observations from Bills minicamp. Doesn’t sound good for second year quarterback Cardale Jones’ prospects of making the team if things stay as they stand now.
WWE: Here’s some news on the imminent return of Braun Strowman and it sounds like he may jump right back into where he left off—finishing a feud with Roman Reigns.
MUSIC: In response to (much) criticism that her new image is completely phony, Katy Perry is telling the world that she’s not a con artist. Umm ok, Katy.
MOVIES: 47 Meters Down, a movie I literally never heard of being writing this opens in theaters today. It stars Mandy Moore and Matthew Modine and is centered around two sisters being trapped in a shark cage on the ocean floor. Anyway, Variety gives it a decent review, which based on the flick’s description surprises me.
TELEVISION: TV Guide provides some scoops for all the new fall shows.