Fans watching the 2023 Women’s World Cup in the crowd and at home will get treated to an aspect of refereeing that should remind them of the sort of football played in the NFL, rather than what will take place on the pitch in Australia and New Zealand this summer.
According to ESPN’s Tom Hamilton, referees at the international event will explain VAR decisions to both in-person crowds and those watching on television aloud over each stadium’s loudspeaker.
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After a year-and-a-half with the 76ers, James Harden appears ready to move on from Philadelphia as he requested a trade while opting into his player option ahead of free agency. As the Sixers assess the trade market, the Clippers have emerged as the favorite for the point guard, and the feelings between Los Angeles and Harden are reportedly mutual.
According to The Athletic’s Sam Amick, Harden is interested in playing for the Clippers, and there is “strong optimism” from his camp that a deal will get done.
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In lieu of Taylor Swift’s upcoming album, Max Homa, Tony Finau and other PGA Tour stars reveal their favorite songs from the pop star.
Everyone loves Taylor Swift, even PGA Tour players. Max Homa, Tony Finau and plenty of other players unveiled their favorite songs from her in a PGA Tour video.
Swift’s Speak Now, Taylor’s Version album is coming out in a week, so the social team put the players on the spot.
Finau open the video with a Taylor Swift classic, You Belong With Me.
As we head into July, it’s time to take a good look at your fantasy rosters and gear up for the second half. Bear in mind that your league’s trade deadline may also be approaching in the next 30 days, so start to assign value to your players accordingly. Many times you can fill your needs from the waiver wire, but don’t pass up a good trade opportunity while you can.
Jordan Westburg is an interesting rookie to target this weekend, and I’ve also got a few veterans to keep in mind when you are placing your bids.
Here are five players to consider for your waiver claims this weekend.
Colin Kaepernick’s pursuit of an NFL comeback has surely featured some interesting and, at times, confusing, conversations and feedback from teams. But a workout with the Raiders in 2022 was the first for the former 49ers signal-caller in almost six years.
It also appeared, on the surface, like a real opportunity for Kaepernick to have a chance at an NFL return. The Raiders had Derek Carr as their starting quarterback, with a backup/third-string battle between Jarrett Stidham and Nick Mullens, respectfully.
CROMWELL, Conn. — Eric Cole plays his shot from the first tee during the third round of the Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands on June 24, 2023. | Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images
Eric Cole is a rising star on the PGA Tour and his actions in Pittsburgh may bring him more notoriety.
Eric Cole is a baller, both on and off the golf course.
Following the Travelers Championship, where he tied for 24th, Cole drove eight hours from Connecticut to Pittsburgh to play in the Frank B. Fuhrer Jr. Invitational, a 72-hole tournament at Pittsburgh Field Club.
Joey Chestnut has nothing left to prove in the world of competitive eating.
Over the last decade and a half, Chestnut has traveled the world, cemented a legacy, eaten his way to records in foods including pepperoni rolls, hard-boiled eggs, mutton sandwiches, poutine, tamales, gyros, burritos (long form), ramen noodles (short form) and, of course, hot dogs. He is the most decorated eater in history. That includes an unprecedented 15 titles in the premier competition in the sport: Nathan’s Famous International Hot Dog Eating Contest at Coney Island on July Fourth.
Maybe there is hope for the boiling cesspool that college athletics is becoming because of the toxic pollutant known as Name, Image & Likeness that started in 2021.
It may be a shot in dark waters, but at least the NCAA is trying under new president Charlie Baker, the former governor of Massachusetts who took over on March 1.
NCAA regulatory affairs director Stan Wilcox sent a memo to all NCAA member schools on Tuesday that Sports Illustrated and other media outlets, including OutKick, later received.
The memo basically tells member institutions to cut all the NIL crap.
Two football players at the University of Buffalo have been charged with the alleged beating of a dog with a leather belt. The players involved, Zachary Pilarcek and Blake Hiligh, have been kicked off the team following the alleged incident that occurred on June 13.
Pilarcek and Hiligh were both charged with one count of overdriving, torturing, and injuring animals; failure to provide proper sustenance. If convicted, both would face a maximum sentence of one year in jail.
The Mets are a mess. Again.
The latest proof of that came Thursday night when they lost at home again to the Milwaukee Brewers and fell to a season-worst nine games below .500. They’ve now lost 18 of their last 24 games and are sitting at 36-45 on the season, which is good for third place in the NL East.
The Mets have made a lot of headlines recently, and none of them have been for good reasons. Now we have another one of those moments thanks to Max Scherzer, who teamed up with his catcher, Francisco Alvarez, to botch a foul ball during Thursday night’s loss.
Look at this:
Doh.