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Shohei Ohtani Dominates Days After Reported Arm Soreness
Just days after being ruled out from Thursday’s game against the Chicago White Sox due to soreness in his right arm, Shohei Ohtani delivered a gem of an outing against the Oakland A’s. In eight…
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Washington’s Dustin Hopkins Kicks Game-Winning Field Goal Against Giants
On Thursday Night Football, Washington Football Team kicker Dustin Hopkins sent a clutch 43-yard field goal in between the uprights as time expired to defeat the New York Giants 30-29. Washington caught a lucky break.…
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Mookie Wilson Gives His Take On ESPN’s ’30 For 30′ Covering The 1986 N.Y. Mets
On September 13, ESPN premiered the highly anticipated four-part 30 for 30 documentary about the iconic 1986 New York Mets. Directed by Nick Davis and executive produced by Jimmy Kimmel, Once Upon a Time in…
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Woman’s U.S. National Soccer Team Offered Same Contract Terms As Men’s Team
On Tuesday, the U.S. Soccer Federation (USSF) offered identical contract proposals for both the United States Women’s National Team Players Association (USWNTPA) and the United States National Soccer Team Players Association (USNSTPA). This new proposal…
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Calvin Johnson Talks Dispute With Lions Over $1.6 Million In Lost Pay
Calvin Johnson was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year after a historic nine-year career with the Detroit Lions (2007-2015). Yet, the former All-Pro wide receiver will not be celebrating his accomplishments…
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Dennis Schroder Encourages Jokes From Fans About Passing On $84 Million Lakers’ Contract
Imagine turning down an $84 million contract in hopes of potentially signing an even higher-paying contract. Dennis Schroder does not have to imagine that nightmare. Recently, Schroder signed a $6 million deal with the Boston…
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USA Gymnasts Testify On Capitol Hill, Condemn FBI’s Investigation Of Nassar’s Abuse
On Wednesday, four members of the USA Women’s Gymnastics team testified on Capitol Hill to condemn the FBI’s failure to investigate sexual assault allegations reported against team doctor Larry Nassar, who is currently serving up…
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Brooks Koepka Criticized For Lack Of Passion For The Ryder Cup
The 31-year-old Ryder Cup team USA player, Brooks Koepka, has been publicly criticized by broadcaster Paul Azinger after comments he made to Golf Digest. Koepka injured his wrist a couple of weeks ago by hitting…
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Bucks Hire Lisa Byington As First Full-Time Female TV Commentator In Men’s Pro Sports
Lisa Byington, a reporter and sports commentator, has been named as the first woman to ever be hired as a full-time TV play-by-play announcer for one of the major U.S. men’s professional sports teams. On…
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Urban Meyer Says He’s Staying In Jacksonville
Urban Meyer attempted to dispel any confusion about his standing as the Jacksonville Jaguars head coach on Wednesday, by quelling rumors about the USC job opening. The Jaguars coach said that there was “no chance”…
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Aaron Gordon Re-signs With Denver Nuggets
The Denver Nuggets retained a key member of their core on Wednesday, by re-signing forward Aaron Gordon to a four-year, $92 million contract extension, his agent, Calvin Andrews confirmed. The deal includes a player option…
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Christian Yelich Buys 10,000 Tickets For Brewers’ Fans
Milwaukee Brewers’ outfielder Christian Yelich is a fan favorite and only improved his standing with the team after purchasing 10,000 tickets to his team’s upcoming home series against the St. Louis Cardinals to give out…
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Detroit Lions Lose Jeff Okudah For Season
The Detroit Lions lost on multiple fronts on Sunday – cornerback Jeff Okudah ruptured an Achilles tendon and is out for the season during Sunday’s 41-33 loss. An MRI revealed the severity of the injury…
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Washington Football Team Loses QB Ryan Fitzpatrick For 3 Weeks
The Washington Football Team’s NFC East title defense is getting off to an awfully shaky start. Not only did the team fall, 20-16 against the San Diego Chargers on Sunday, but starting quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick…
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Gonzaga Men’s Basketball Coach Mark Few Arrested For Drunk Driving
On Sept. 7, at approximately 8 p.m., Gonzaga University men’s basketball coach Mark Few was pulled over for suspected drunk driving and now faces DUI charges. The incident took place roughly 30 minutes away from…
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Dodgers Clinch Postseason Spot After Beating Diamondbacks
Just a day after the San Francisco Giants became the first MLB team to clinch a postseason spot, their division rival in the Los Angeles Dodgers have secured one of their own after defeating the…
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Broncos’ QB Drew Lock Was Caught Tampering With Contact Tracing Devices Last Year
Prior to week 12 of the NFL’s 2020 season, which pitted the Denver Bronco’s against the New Orleans Saints, Broncos’ Jeff Driskel tested positive for COVID-19. As a result, the remaining QBs, starter Drew Lock…
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Justin Thomas Plays Joke On Fans Leading Up To Ryder Cup
Team USA’s Justin Thomas, former world number one, decided to have a little fun and prank fans outside of the Ritz Carlton in Atlanta. He was attending a USA team dinner with other golfers who automatically…
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Tampa Bay’s Josh Lowe Gets Called Up To The Majors, Records His 1st MLB Hit
The Tampa Bay Rays gave 6-foot-4 minor league stand-out Josh Lowe a chance to prove himself last Wednesday against the Boston Red Sox. He did not disappoint. Lowe got the first hit of his MLB…
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Francisco Lindor’s Heroics Lead Mets To Victory In Epic Subway Series Finale
Sunday’s Subway Series finale was one for the ages. In what was an absolute rollercoaster of a game, the Mets beat the Yankees 7-6, with the help of three Francisco Lindor homers, including a go-ahead…
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Big 12 Announces Expansion
The Big 12 Conference is attempting to fight the SEC’s expansion and acquire more schools to maintain national relevancy. The institutions they’re attempting to acquire include: the University of Cincinnati, Brigham Young University, University of…
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