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2 days ago
Ravens news: Lamar Jackson, the NFL's first $70 million QB? Insider thinks it's possible appeared first on ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Plenty of superstar quarterbacks garner massive contracts as some of the best players in the NFL. Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson may be on pace to make history with his next contract later down the line.
Jackson is starting the ninth year of his career with the Ravens. He dominates on the field as one of the best players in the league, often having Baltimore in serious playoff contention.
Jackson is secure under his current contract, ending after the 2027 season concludes. NFL insider Jeremy Fowler discussed Jackson's contract situation, bringing up the idea that a $70 million contract will be on the table for the superstar quarterback.
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#Ravens #lamar #clutchpoints
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3 days ago
It's Week 4 of the Tennessee TSSAA football season. Here is a look at how the teams in the Tennessee High School Football Super 25 rankings fared on Sept. 11.
No. 1. Baylor 35, Trinity (Kentucky), 27
No. 2 Alcoa 56, Knoxville West 7
Milton (Georgia) at No. 3 Battle Ground Academy
Life for Life Academy (Missouri) at No. 4 Brentwood Academy

#academy #life #Football #super
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4 days ago
FARGO, N.D. (AP) — The effort and energy Tim Polasek has poured into North Dakota State's football program on the climb to the FBS can be easily sourced back to his rural roots.
As a small-college quarterback on summer and winter breaks, and later to supplement a meager income as he launched a career in coaching, Polasek worked grueling jobs as a logger in the woods of central Wisconsin and on the overnight shift at a steel mill near his tiny hometown of Iola.
Appreciation for the unglamourous work as a small-college ***** istant sure comes quick with that background.
"I learned a lot there: That could be you if you don't graduate college and pursue something," said Polasek, who is 28-3 with the Bison since becoming head coach in 2024. "Seeing those tough jobs and other people having to execute that every day really always makes it an honor and a privilege to be the leader of this program."
Having handily beaten Jacksonville State and Fordham in their first two games, the Bison will face one of their biggest tests as a first-year FBS team on Saturday night: Their Mountain West Conference opener at Air Force.

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7 days ago
Inter are ready to take center stage in the Champions League once again. After the League Phase draw, the Nerazzurri discovered their path in Europe's top competition, which has already thrown up at least a couple of thrilling matchups!
The Italian champions are heading back to the Bernabeu, the stadium where in May 2010 captain Zanetti and his teammates lifted the third Champions League ******* le in the Nerazzurri's history, 45 years after their second. Back then, José Mourinho was in charge of Inter, but this time he will be on the other side, in the Real dugout.
But Chivu's team will also face two tough games against Liverpool and Dortmund, which will in all likelihood play a major role in their chances of direct qualification.
Matchday 1 (September 8, 2026, 9:00 PM): Real Madrid vs Inter.
Matchday 2 (October 13, 2026, 9:00 PM): Inter vs Club Brugge.

#Inter #league #real #phase
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8 days ago
The dispute surrounding Ahmed Sayed "Zizo" has moved beyond the football authorities after Zamalek treasurer Hossam El-Mandouh revealed plans to raise questions over player contracts in Parliament.
El-Mandouh, who is also a member of the Egyptian House of Representatives, believes the figures surrounding Zizo's contract warrant further scrutiny and has called for state intervention in reviewing footballers' agreements.
Photo by Stefan Koops/EYE4IMAGES/NurPhoto via Getty Images
El-Mandouh's comments centre on an alleged difference between the amount a player requested from Zamalek and the value of the contract registered with the Egyptian Football **** ociation.
"There was a player who asked us (Zamalek) for 80 million pounds per season, and then we hear that his contract at the Football **** ociation is only 5 million pounds. So is this something logical?"

#zamalek #contract #surrounding #million
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9 days ago
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10 days ago
Cathy Engelbert is stepping down as WNBA commissioner, ending a polarizing tenure that saw the league grow exponentially under her watch but also raised questions about her ability to lead it through its era of increased scrutiny and attention.
Engelbert has informed the league of her decision to retire, effective at the end of this year, it was announced today by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver.
"Cathy has presided over the WNBA through the most significant period of growth in the league's 30-year history," said Silver. "We are grateful for Cathy's leadership and unwavering commitment to the advancement of women's basketball."
Engelbert, 61, has served as WNBA commissioner since May 2019. Previously, she worked at Deloitte for more than 30 years and was elevated to CEO of the company in 2015.
"After more than seven years at the WNBA and more than 40 total years in business, I have made the decision to retire as WNBA Commissioner," said Engelbert. "In 2019, I had the privilege of being appointed the league's first commissioner and to lead a league with enormous potential yet untapped awareness and significant undervaluation. Over the years, it has been amazing to watch WNBA players thrive and lead the massive cultural surge around women's sports."

#engelbert
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11 days ago
Throughout his 19-year tenure leading the Pittsburgh Steelers, former head coach Mike Tomlin managed roster dynamics that required equal parts tactical precision and human understanding. Few relationships were as critical, or as heavily scrutinized, as the dynamic between Tomlin and his Hall of Fame-bound quarterback, Ben Roethlisberger.
During a recent appearance on "The Dan Patrick Show," Tomlin provided rare insight into how he successfully coached Roethlisberger's famously off-script, backyard style of play, revealing why trying to box in his star quarterback was never an option.
When asked how he handled a quarterback who occasionally preferred playing outside strict play calls, Tomlin explained that effective leadership means tailoring the system to the individual rather than forcing a rigid structure.
"More than anything, man, it's my job to make sure his talent show up and to bring the game to him," Tomlin said. "I think different players digest the game in different ways and play with different styles. Ben didn't like constraints, and so I always wanted to accommodate that when I was capable."
That flexibility allowed Roethlisberger to thrive during key moments, producing iconic, game-extending plays that defined an era of Steelers football. Rather than viewing Big Ben's freelancing as a breakdown in discipline, Tomlin recognized it as the core mechanism of his quarterback's genius.

#tomlin #game
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12 days ago
Sep. 2—Prep football kicks off on Thursday and Friday. That means it's time for the WCT Sports Show to come back for the 2026-27 season.
On this installment, Tom Elliott, Joe Brown and Michael Lyne go over the Week 1 schedule.
For more on fall sports, be sure to go to www.wctrib.com/sports.
1:45: New London-Spicer at Holy Family Catholic
5:05: Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City at Eden Valley-Watkins

#sports #elliott
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13 days ago
CLEVELAND (AP) — Gavin Williams struck out a career-high 13 and allowed just two singles in seven innings, leading the Cleveland Guardians to a 6-1 win on Tuesday night over the Toronto Blue Jays in a matchup of teams in the thick of the AL wild-card race.
Patrick Bailey, rookie Angel Genao and Angel Martinez all hit two-run homers for the Guardians, who are 11-4 since Aug. 12. Cleveland came in with a slim lead for the third wild-card spot.
Williams (13-7) began September by dominating the Blue Jays, allowing one unearned run. The right-hander, who was coming off a shaky outing last week, didn't give up a hit until the fourth.
Williams struck out the side in the seventh and fanned five of his last six. It was his 10th double-digit strikeout game this season.
Hunter Gaddis and Matt Festa pitched an inning apiece to finish the three-hitter.

#williams #wild
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14 days ago
The Kansas City Chiefs have disrupted Lane Kiffin's plans for LSU by claiming linebacker Jack Pyburn off NFL waivers. Pyburn had been discussed as a possible return to Baton Rouge after leaving the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The 22-year-old linebacker posted four sacks during the Buccaneers' preseason but failed to secure a roster spot. Kansas City then claimed him Monday, ending LSU's hopes of adding the former Tiger.
Pyburn's situation became possible because of ongoing eligibility litigation in Louisiana. A temporary restraining order allowed players involved in the case to potentially return to college football.
MORE: Chiefs' Andy Reid breaks down Josh Simmons' path back to practice
However, his spot on Kansas City's 53-man roster likely ends his SEC return plans. The Chiefs also claimed defensive tackle Bryson Eason after San Francisco released him Sunday.

#return #city #buccaneers
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16 days ago
Kyle Larson would like to see more changes to the NextGen car moving forward. The defending NASCAR Cup Series champion expressed enthusiasm about this Saturday's ****** e Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona, which will see a new rules package.
Larson believes the new rules package could be a game-changer in the type of racing seen at "The World Center of Racing." However, the driver of the No. 5 also is not sure it will make a difference.
Regardless, "Yung Money" supports the change and hopes to see more adjustments to the NextGen car in the future.
During a media session on Friday at Daytona, Larson said he is looking forward to trying something new in Saturday's ****** e Zero Sugar 400.
Because of the NextGen car, Larson said, things have gotten repetitive in NASCAR. In the weeks following Daytona, the Hendrick Motorsports star would not mind seeing different rules packages for other tracks in an effort to "spice things up."

#coke #racing
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17 days ago
Deshaun Watson holds the Cleveland Browns' starting job heading into Week 1, with Shedeur Sanders locked in behind him as the No. 2. As both sat out the preseason finale, forgotten options Dillon Gabriel and Taylen Green got the chance to play against the New England Patriots.
And they made the best use of the opportunity to torch New England on Thursday night. Their solid display puts real pressure on Coach Prime's son.
Gabriel played the entire first half and put up great numbers. He went 12-of-15 for 186 yards, three touchdowns, and no interceptions. He connected with Luke Floriea for two scores, starting with a 6-yard touchdown pass early on, and also completed big gains of 52 and 29 yards.
Green took over for the second half and led a long, 98-yard touchdown drive. He leaned heavily on his elite running ability, which matches his 4.36-second 40-yard dash from the combine. Backed by their strong performances, the Browns secured a convincing 37-13 victory.
Dillon Gabriel ready to start a play at the Browns OTA camp in Berea on May 20, 2026.

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18 days ago
NEW YORK (AP) — Jackson Chourio went 4 for 5 with two homers, four RBIs and four runs to help Jacob Misiorowski and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the New York Mets 8-2 on Thursday night.
Misiorowski (14-5) overcame some command issues and reduced velocity — at least by his standards — to allow two hits and strike out six over six innings.
Both hits he gave up came in the fifth, when Jacob Young had an RBI double and Christopher Morel laced a run-scoring single.
Nine of Misiorowski's 95 pitchers were clocked at 100 mph, with none reaching 101 mph. He walked two batters for the second consecutive outing after issuing four walks in seven starts from July 2 through Aug. 15.
The 6-foot-7 right-hander appeared to have issues with his landing foot on the slippery Citi Field mound. Brewers manager Pat Murphy had a discussion with third base umpire and crew chief Vic Carapazza in the third, when Misiorowski fell behind 2-0 on Francisco Alvarez following a walk to Morel. The grounds crew spent a few minutes working on the mound before the bottom of the fourth.

#four #jacob #issues #hits
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19 days ago
Czechia continues to have a great summer as Karolina Muchova and Jakub Mensik win the 2026 US Open mixed doubles.
Muchova earns a long-awaited Grand Slam ****** le after two previous finals singles appearances at the 2023 French Open and last month's Wimbledon final where she lost a heartbreaker to compatriot Linda Noskova.
Mensik, whose biggest win to date was defeating Novak Djokovic at the 2025 Miami Open, looked like a natural doubles star. He has not played much doubles tennis in his young career. Mensik crowded the net and played great defensive tennis while delivering his trademark big serves.
MORE: Leylah Fernandez will wear footwear from a new brand at 2026 US Open
Muchova shared that Mensik was the reason they dressed alike. He texted her the night before they took the court for the first time on August 25 coordinating their outfits. In her victory speech, she joked that the matching outfits worked.

#doubles #great
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20 days ago
The first games of the 2026 Texas high school football season kick off Thursday. With that comes the first set of power rankings for West Texas.
Teams are judged on a pound-for-pound basis with classification and region taken into consideration.
These rankings will be updated every week through the regular season.
More: West Texas 3A football teams to watch this season
More: West Texas 2A football teams to watch this season

#texas #teams #Football #rankings
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21 days ago
Good morning A's fans!
Things have been tough at the major league level in the health department. Key players like Brent Rooker, Tyler Soderstrom, Nick Kurtz, Shea Langeliers and Jacob Wilson are all done for the year thanks to various injuries requiring surgery. Every team deals with big injuries but even that is a bad bill of health.
The injuries aren't just affecting the big league team either. Earlier this year one of the organization's top pitching prospects in Wei-En Lin had to undergo Tommy John surgery, ending his 2026 season prematurely and likely affecting next year's campaign as well. Considering he's still only 20 years old the lost couple of years shouldn't completely derail his career, but it's always a **** mer to lose multiple years of development while you're ascending the minor league ladder. The team also saw infielder Joshua Kuroda-Grauer go down with an unfortunate injury, but luckily that doesn't sound like it'll be a cause for concern long-term.
Those aren't the only notable injuries affecting the A's top prospects. We just learned yesterday that top prospect Leo De Vries, widely considered the top one or two prospects in the entire sport, it dealing with what sounds like a serious shoulder injury. Serious enough that he's shut down from throwing a baseball while he recovers down in Arizona:
Leo De Vries update: He is dealing with a sore right shoulder and is currently in Arizona rehabbing. He is sidelined from throwing for four weeks.

#arizona
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21 days ago
If you are heading to St. Andrew's, here is everything you need to know to ensure you are ready for your visit.
In the event of a draw, the match will go straight to penalties.
Digital tickets are in use for this matchday and you will receive an email with instructions on how to download yours.
Trains from London to Birmingham run frequently on matchday. You can travel from Euston to Birmingham New Street, or from Marylebone to Birmingham Moor Street, with both journeys taking around two hours.
The last train back to London after the match leaves Birmingham New Street at 11.11pm and arrives at Euston at 1.17am. There are no trains from Birmingham to London Marylebone after full-time.

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23 days ago
Wide receiver Terry McLaurin, also known as "Scary Terry," could be a scary addition to your fantasy lineup this season. He has put up elite numbers over the course of his career, especially in 2024 when he had over 1,000 receiving yards and 13 touchdowns. While McLaurin missed seven games last season, ESPN fantasy ****** yst Eric Moody believes he is a great fantasy option this season. Here is what Moody had to say about McLaurin:
"McLaurin is one of my favorite values at wide receiver. In 2024, he scored 13 touchdowns, finished as the WR7 and topped 1,000 yards for the fifth straight season. Last season was basically lost, with McLaurin missing seven games and QB Jayden Daniels missing 10. New OC David Blough has talked about getting McLaurin 10 targets per game, a significant jump from the 7.3 he has averaged over his career, while also moving him around the formation. New signing Stefon Diggs adds competition, but I'm getting a receiver who has already shown WR1 upside at a back-end WR2 price. That's a discount I'm willing to bet on."
Diggs may provide some competition, but he could actually help McLaurin's fantasy stock in a way. Without Diggs, McLaurin was the clear No. 1 receiver on Washington's roster, making him more likely to get double-teamed and have fewer fantasy points. With another elite wide receiver for defenses to worry about, this should lead to more opportunities for McLaurin.
As Moody notes, McLaurin has a current average draft position (ADP) of No. 23 wide receiver. Therefore, you do not have to spend a first or second round pick on him even though he has the potential of a WR1, allowing you to build up other positions on your roster.
The biggest concern with McLaurin is Daniels' health. Some may be worried about McLaurin's health given he missed seven games last season, but he is not injury-prone. In fact, last season was the first time McLaurin missed any time since 2020. Daniels, on the other hand, missed 10 games with three different injuries last season. If he goes down, McLaurin's fantasy production could suffer. But if Daniels is able to remain healthy as he did in 2024, McLaurin could have a monster fantasy season.

#fantasy #last #missed
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23 days ago
Tapatío returns home with the mission of continuing to add points in the 2026 Apertura. On Matchday 5 of the Liga de Expansión MX, the Young Flock will host Mineros at the AKRON Stadium, where they will try to earn their third win and make it four matches unbeaten in the tournament.
The clash between these two sides promises to be an exciting one given the strong form both are enjoying in the silver division. The Young Flock is hungry for points and will look to show its best version against an opponent that also arrives with plenty of reasons to compete. If you want to know everything surrounding this match, here we share the context ahead of the opening whistle.
How are they coming in?
* Tapatío comes in after earning a convincing 3-2 win away to Correcaminos. * ⁠Mineros, meanwhile, is coming off a 5-1 victory over Venados on Matchday 4 of the 2026 Apertura.
What happened the last time they faced each other?

#matchday #coming #liga #expansi
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24 days ago
The Steelers' crowded house at quarterback may now have reason to become less crowded.
Will Howard, a sixth-round pick in 2025 who performed well in his NFL debut a week ago, threw two interceptions on Friday night in a 17-0 loss to the Jets.
For the night, Howard completed 10 of 15 passes for 74 yards in four drives. The two efforts that didn't end in turnovers were three-and-outs.
"I felt really comfortable in the pocket," Howard said after the game, via Brooke Pryor of ESPN. "I felt like I was going through my progressions well, especially early first and second down, and felt good about how I played, but those two turnovers will really, really make it sour."
Howard took the blame for the misfires.

#felt #crowded
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25 days ago
ROANOKE, Va. (WFXR) — Here's a preview of the 2026 Patrick County Cougars.
Head Coach: Scott Jennings (10th Season)
Last Season: 3-7….Missed the playoffs
2026 Schedule
August 28th - vs. Martinsville

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26 days ago
"First and foremost, we want to win," said Michael Carrick when asked what style of football he wanted his Manchester United team to play this season.
But he quickly clarified: "We want to be excited - that's why we love this club. I'm fully aware that we need to do it in a certain way."
Out of possession, United have looked to press high. Starting in a 4-2-4 formation again, players hold their positions before springing to press certain opponents when the moment is right.
We have established that Carrick is keen to embrace United's front-footed DNA, looking to be proactive in their set-up this season rather than giving the opponent too much respect by sitting deep. Their defensive tactics feed into this.
The 4-2-4 leaves four attackers high and narrow. This is for a number of reasons. First, defending in this way blocks the centre of the pitch making it difficult for opponents to find players through the middle. Generally coaches, including Carrick, are more willing to concede possession in wide areas, considering the middle of the pitch more dangerous.

#first #players
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27 days ago
Here's everything Houston Texans Pro Bowl quarterback C.J. Stroud said following joint practice with the Las Vegas Raiders, including his thoughts on the practice in general, the emergence of Fernando Mendoza and the stability of the run game beinging an upgraded entering 2026.
Question: On his thoughts on practicing with the Las Vegas Raiders
C.J. Stroud: "I thought it went great. I thought we made a lot of plays. Of course, all our mistakes, you can clean up. But I thought we moved the ball very well, ran the ball great, threw the ball great, took care of it for the most part. At the end, I have to do better there, but I think overall, we had a really good day."
Q: On RB David Montgomery and RB Woody Marks as receiving threats
Stroud: "I think they're both great out the backfield."

#great #ball #thoughts #think
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27 days ago
Berlin is still a long way away. The first step for RBL leads to the banks of the Moselle. On Saturday (18:00 CEST), RB Leipzig will face off against Eintracht Trier in the first competitive fixture of the 2026/27 season. For the Red Bulls, it will be the start of a tournament that has produced a number of stories that will never be forgotten in Leipzig.
On the other hand, our hosts also know exactly what a fairytale run in the cup feels like.
Here are five things you need to know ahead of our encounter with Eintracht Trier.
We can't wait for the next DFB-Pokal campaign! After all, the past few years have shown that RBL and the DFB-Pokal are a match made in heaven.
Over eight seasons, the Red Bulls have reached the quarter-finals on six occasions. The journey has continued all the way to Berlin four times, and RBL lifted the trophy in 2022 and 2023.

#trier #first #know #saturday
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28 days ago
I'd say "stop me if you heard this one before," but you can't stop me, because I have a recap to write. The Braves fell behind early, and didn't hit any homers, losing a close-ish game on the margins to the Twins. When you don't hit homers, you need BABIP, and when you don't get BABIP, chances are you're going to lose. That's pretty much what happened on Monday night at Target Field.
This game was a weird one in many ways. After a 45-minute rain delay, the Braves grinded Bailey Ober for 26 pitches, but ultimately came up short. Both Drake Baldwin and Michael Harris II singled, but Mauricio Dubon fouled out weakly to right on the eighth pitch he saw from Ober. Then, the Twins pulled off some high-wire only-in-baseball garbage, aided by Martin Perez' inability to keep the ball in the zone. Look, I'll just post the snip from the Baseball Savant gamefeed:
Basically, a soft double, two walks, a bloop double that basically kissed the chalk that no one was able to run down, a very soft bloop, and then a perfectly-placed slow roller. Put that together, and it's four runs. Yeah, Perez shouldn't be walking two guys in an inning if he's not going to strike anyone out, but… help us out a bit, BABIP gods, eh?
They would not. The funny thing is, the Twins didn't manage to get much of anything going the rest of the way, but neither did the Braves. Perez basically cruised until the fourth, when the Twins managed two hard liners, but Ryan Jeffers had a weak flyout to strand them. Perez completed five innings with a 3/2 K/BB ratio — no walks after those two to the second and third batters he faced. Victor Mederos had a 1-2-3 sixth, and then Tyler Kinley came on (white flag?), hit a batter, walked another, and gave way to Ray Kerr, making his first MLB appearance since June 15, 2024. Kerr threw literally one pitch, a down-the-middle sinker to Kody Clemens, which turned into a groundout. For the eighth, the Braves left Kerr in the game, and somehow, the Twins loaded the bases with none out again (somehow equals a hit-by-pitch, a single, and a bunt that Kerr threw too high for Ozzie Albies to flag down at first and still touch the base). But, despite me looking very askance at the Braves for deciding to throw Kerr in for an up-down in a close game while still recovering from Tommy John Surgery, he somehow got out of it with no runs scoring, thanks to two pop-outs and a groundout.
That was the pitching slate for Atlanta; the hitting slate was a lot more frustrating. The Braves made Ober throw a ton of pitches, a la the first inning, but to little avail the first two times through the order. After that first inning, they got a leadoff single in the second and a two-out walk in the third, but didn't do anything with either. They finally broke through in the fifth: Austin Riley singled to start the frame, and Drake Baldwin pulled a double down the right-field line. Ronald Acuña Jr. got a fastball down the pipe on 2-1 at a sad 85.6 mph and yanked it down the left-fiel
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29 days ago
Don't ask her why or how, but one of the most iconic tennis players has returned to Cincinnati (and she loves it).
Serena Williams, who has won more than 29 career Grand Slams, is back in the Queen City to compete in the 2026 Cincinnati Open. It marks her first appearance in Mason since 2022. On Aug. 17, Serena and Venus Williams will take the court as doubles partners for the first time in Cincinnati Open history.
The legendary sisters have been awarded a doubles wild card for the Aug. 11-23 tournament at the Lindner Family Tennis Center. Venus Williams also received a singles wild card.
Ahead of her Monday matchup, the Cincinnati Open's TikTok account shared a video of Serena talking about her love for the Queen City's annual tennis tournament.
"Hey y'all! It's Serena here. I'm back in Cincinnati. Don't ask me why or how, but I love this place. It's like it's always one of my favorite stops on tour. And when I decide to play a few tournaments, I said, 'You know what? Cincinnati Open is one place I would never miss,'" the 44-year-old tennis star said.

#cincinnati #williams #back
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29 days ago
Tommy John's name will live on in baseball forever, long after his excellent 26-year major league pitching career ended. John died on Saturday at age 83, and will be long remembered for being the first to undergo the surgery that bears his name.
John's baseball accolades on their own are mind-boggling. He played in 26 major league seasons, matched only in the modern era by Nolan Ryan, who pitched in 27 years. John is one of only eight pitchers to make 700 starts, and he pitched a whopping 4,710 1/3 innings in his major league career.
With the Dodgers, John led the National League in winning percentage in each of his first two seasons, including 13-3 for a pennant-winning team in 1974. But he didn't pitch that year after July 17, sidelined by an elbow injury. That September, Dr. Frank Jobe tried a new elbow reconstruction surgery, replacing the ulnar collateral ligament in John's left elbow.
"Tommy was an exceptional pitcher throughout his career in Major League Baseball, and his courageous role in becoming the first to have surgery that would go on to bear his name can't be overstated," Dodgers president and CEO Stan Kasten said. "His impact both on and off the field has been felt by ballplayers of all ages and will be for generations to come."
After the first such procedure that would ultimately bear his name, John rehabbed in 1975 but returned to make at least 30 starts for his next seven full seasons, a stretch interrupted only by a strike-shortened 1981 season in which he started 20 games and pitched 140 1/3 innings.

#name #Baseball #surgery #only
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30 days ago
Newcastle United have reached an agreement with Benfica to sign Amar Dedic, per Sky Sports.
The deal is said to be worth £29.5 million, and Dedic is set to fly to the Tyneside club to undergo his medical on Monday.
The 23-year-old will likely be unveiled as a Newcastle player in time for their Premier League opener against Liverpool next Sunday.
New manager Matthias Jaissle knows Dedic well, having previously worked with him at Red Bull Salzburg.
The right-back made 95 senior appearances for the Austrian side before joining Benfica last summer.

#benfica #united #tyneside
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30 days ago
There has been a lot of buzz surrounding the Cleveland Browns this offseason, from the quarterback battle to the Myles Garrett trade to the coaching search and so much more. Of all the conversations, one of the biggest ones was the rookie class that Andrew Berry put together during April's NFL Draft.
It was widely regarded as one of the best in the entire NFL as they addressed needs at several positions and found serious value all throughout the draft. It was all talk and conversation up until Saturday. Saturday in Chicago was the first time that the NFL community got the opportunity to see this class on the field, and they did not disappoint.
The Browns' first pick in the Draft was Spencer Fano. The tackle from Utah was one of the consensus top picks in the draft, and the Browns were able to acquire him after a trade down. Fano made his name at Utah by playing right tackle, and after being drafted, he was slated to flip over to the left side and become the future left tackle for the Browns. That's not an easy task, but he is up to the task.
Fano more than held his own on Saturday against the Bears, and one of the things that he excels at is meeting the point of attack with power but on balance. He is so fundamental in his approach, and it leads to many wins up front. It wasn't perfect, but it was good.
Just get the ball in this kid's hands and watch him go to work. His first touch as a Cleveland Brown was a punt return that he returned back 31 yards to set up the Browns' first scoring drive. He added several tough catches in traffic and ended his day with an end-around run for a touchdown. Buy all of the stock you possibly can on this young player.

#draft