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Angel Reese goes “out of her way” to criticize
The WNBA and its frequently subservient TV networks on Sunday continued to try to downplay Indiana Fever point guard Caitlin Clark – the most popular star the league has ever seen, literally in record TV ratings numbers, by the way.
This was CBS’ opening for its nationally televised Indiana-Chicago Sky game at noon Sunday:
“The WNBA crowd pours into watch two of the hottest names in sports. The Chicago Sky’s Angel Reese arriving in style to face the Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark.”
Reese top billing over Clark? Really.
Regardless of the emotions he was dealing with
Lydia Jacoby details her magical ride to the Ol
On today’s episode of The Elle Duncan S
What the …
Confirmation that Elly De La Cruz is actually human is spotty at best. I mean, everything about him says “I am actually a human,” but then he does something like this and you have to question it.
ELLY DE LA CRUZ JUST SCORED FROM SECOND ON A PICKOFF ATTEMPT pic.twitter.com/WMMyBU2yGf
— Cincinnati Reds (@Reds) June 16, 2024
On Sunday afternoon a routine pickoff attempt became one of the most exciting plays of the day as De La Cruz saw the smallest possible opening and decided it was worth going for it.
The 2024 U.S. Open delivered in every way imaginable. From the opening round on Thursday to the championship coming down to the 72nd hole on Sunday, Pinehurst No. 2 met expectations, and we were gifted with a level of drama we haven’t seen in quite some time.
With so much to look back on, let’s dive right into the parting thoughts and put a bow on the year’s third major championship.
As soon as Bryson DeChambeau made what was an all-time par to win his second U.S. Open, the obvious question of did Rory McIlroy give away the U.S.
Former LSU head coach Les Miles has decided to take the Tigers to court over vacated wins stemming from an NCAA investigation that would keep him out of the College Football Hall of Fame.
In a lawsuit filed on Monday morning, the former Tigers coach is suing LSU over the wins that were vacated because of the NCAA investigation into Vadal Alexander, who played for the Tigers from 2012-2015.