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The Astros have released minor-leaguer Jon Singleton, the team announced Monday, per Fox 26.

Singleton, a former top prospect, was suspended for 100 games for testing positive for a banned substance in January. It’s the third time in his career he has failed a drug test.

Singleton, 26, played last season at Double-A Corpus Christi and was hoping to find his way back to the majors this year.

Sometimes I have too much confidence in my body. Like, I’m good; I don’t need to do this today. That’s the reason I pulled my hamstring last year. I had been going since 3 years old, never any breaks — even summers I’m working out. That injury was long overdue. It wasn’t like I was doing anything other than normal, it was just like my body had been so overworked already.

New York is the best place to win and the worst place to lose. When I tore my hamstring last year, we were a losing team, and I remember hearing it all. I’m coming into a new place, I was the first-round draft pick and everyone says you’re some pretty boy and you don’t want to play and you’re just the show pony. It frustrated me to just have to sit back and not be able to say anything. You can’t physically show them what you can do. The only thing that you can tell them is how you feel — and that really doesn’t matter in New York.

Not only does San Antonio have a large population of football fans, it has a first-class stadium to host them in, says Charlie Ebersol, co-founder and CEO of the league. The Alamodome is a perfect backdrop for Alliance San Antonio, and we are eager to give this city a competitive team, led by coach Mike Riley, that they can rally around and support.

Riley also has coached in the CFL and at Oregon State and Nebraska.

A throwing error by Carpenter led to a pair of unearned runs in the fourth. Jorge Alfaro reached with one out when Carpenter’s throw pulled first baseman Jose Martinez off the bag. With two outs, Hernandez lined a 1-2 change-up to the seats in right for a 3-1 lead.

The Phillies took a 1-0 lead in the first after Rhys Hoskins hit a single, advanced to third on Herrera’s double and scored on Carlos Santana’s sacrifice fly.

Molina crushed Arrieta’s first pitch in the second inning to left to tie it at 1.

Wacha worked out of a bases-loaded, one-out jam in the third by striking out Scott Kingery and retiring Nick Williams on a bouncer.

Seven of Herrera’s 12 homers have given Philadelphia a lead.

Respect the Process.

That’s the Bills’ motto. Or is it the 76ers’ motto?

The Bills filed a trademark for Respect the Process on May 23, trademark attorney Josh Gerben tweeted. The team wants to use the phrase on cellephone cases, magnets, flags, towels, water bottles, door mats and in video games, according to the application.

The 76ers have used the phrase Trust the Process in their rebuilding efforts.

Dallas Cowboys defensive end Randy Gregory met with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to discuss his progress toward league reinstatement.

(Wire image) More Josh Gordon went through similar process Gregory’s reinstatement could ultimately depend on conditions laid out by the commissioner, who had multiple meetings over several years with Cleveland Browns wideout Josh Gordon before finally conditionally reinstating him to the NFL in November 2017.

But that came only after Goodell had denied Gordon’s reinstatement request six months earlier, stressing the need to see Gordon continue his commitment to sobriety and making more progress in his effort.

Kendricks said after his visit with the Vikings that he expects to have a decision next week about where he will play during the 2018 season. He also said that he’s looking for a spot where he can play a big role.

Cleveland has Jamie Collins, Christian Kirksey, Joe Schobert, James Burgess and 2018 fifth-round pick Genard Avery as part of their current linebacker group.

All three of these players—Davis, Burnett and Edmunds—are more strong safeties than free safeties or slotbacks. If Burnett or Edmunds spells at linebacker, keeping Davis on the field, he is going to need to improve in coverage or he’ll be a liability again.

If you’re unable to match up against slot receivers or tight ends in this league, there aren’t many roles in which you can thrive. It’s no longer on Pittsburgh to put Davis in an ideal situation; it’s on Davis to prove his worth.

Christian Scotland-Williamson looks the part.

Standing on the practice field with the rest of the Pittsburgh Steelers, the rookie tight end blends in seamlessly. The 25-year-old is tall (6-foot-9), big (275 pounds) and athletic.

So Scotland-Williamson opted for rugby. He turned professional at 20 and spent four seasons with the Worcester Warriors of the English Premiership, the top rugby division in the United Kingdom. Then cameras caught him making a monster tackle in a game last spring and his phone rang, with folks wondering if he’d like to come to the U.S. and join the IPP.

Started in 2017, the IPP selects a handful of athletes from other countries to come to the U.S. to learn the finer points of pro football. If they make it through a four-month boot camp at IMG Academy in Florida, they can be assigned to an NFL club, where they will spend a season on the practice squad to prove themselves in what amounts to one of the most unusual internships on the planet.

Someone asked me the other day, ‘Dude, are you out of money? Why are you playing in the CFL?’ Freeman told Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times in early May. I said, ‘Because I like playing football.’

Freeman’s quick exit from Canada is a reminder that the CFL features great athletes and significant competition. Former CFL and NFL quarterback Doug Flutie, who arguably was the greatest CFL player of all time, recently explained during a visit to PFT Live the challenges presented by playing in Canada.

It’s important to keep this in mind at a time when many are assuming that Johnny Manziel’s ascension to the starting quarterback job with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats will be simple or automatic.