Williams not believed to have torn ACL...Yankees go deep four times against the Jays...and Boston's ace going back to the DL. Greg Larson has more details on today's Sunday Sports Update...
Sunday Sports Update
Top left: He's entering his 13th NFL season, all with the Buffalo Bills, but defensive tackle Kyle Williams might miss some time at the start of the regular season. Williams had one of his knees rolled up on during the 2nd quarter of Friday's preseason game against the Cleveland Browns and was scheduled to have an MRI on Saturday. The NFL Network reports that Williams did not suffer a torn ACL, but there was no timetable for how much time Williams would miss. Photo by USA Today
Top right: The New York Yankees paid tribute to their 1998 team before Saturday's game against the Toronto Blue Jays. Several members of that team, who won 114 regular season game en route to a World Series sweep, are shown here in attendance watching a video message from shortstop Derek Jeter, one of the members of that team. Photo by Newsday
Bottom: As playoff races heat up across Major League Baseball, pitching will become more important. For the New York Yankees, they hope their ace, Luis Severino (left), will return to his early season form. On Saturday, Severino picked up his 16th win of the season after losing four of his previous five starts. Meanwhile, the Red Sox hope their lefty ace, Chris Sale (right), will be healthy by the time the playoffs start. On Saturday, the Sox played Sale on the 10-day DL after he experienced more issues with his shoulder. Photos by Newsday and USA Today
