Former USWNT star Carli Lloyd has not been shy about her feelings towards the current iteration of the team.
After the team’s extremely poor performance at the FIFA Women’s World Cup, Lloyd spoke out about an “entitlement” culture within the team.
READ: CARLI LLOYD CONTINUES TO SLAM THE USWNT FOR ‘ENTITLEMENT’ ATTITUDE
Unsurprisingly, she received criticism and pushback for daring to criticize the team led by Megan Rapinoe, a progressive activist who also plays soccer.
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The Aug. 15 deadline for a university to give notice of departure from the Atlantic Coast Conference for the 2024 football season is passing without any tremors out of Tallahassee. But league seismologists are on guard for the needle to twitch at any time.
Prone to public tantrums, Florida State leaders have given every indication that the school wants to leave the ACC as soon as feasible. A university source cautioned Tuesday that “nothing is imminent,” but others in the league aren’t so sure.
Only in baseball is there such a thing as a “routine” play. The term refers to a live ball situation that is so simple—whose outcome is so secure—that it shares a name with the same word used to describe a morning ritual as mundane as making your bed or brushing your teeth.
At first glance, the ground ball from Marlins first baseman Josh Bell in the bottom of the fifth inning of Monday’s game against the Astros appeared to be routine. The result was anything but.
An investigation has been launched in the Dominican Republic, targeting Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco over an alleged relationship with a minor.
The case is separate from MLB and Tampa Bay’s investigation of a similar case involving Franco, stemming from social media posts that circulated over the weekend.
Fox News Digital confirmed news of the investigation, stemming from the media office of the attorney general in the Dominican Republic.
Another Investigation Launched Against Rays Shortstop Wander Franco
Details of the investigation claim that a 17-year-old girl in the D.R.
Lionel Messi once again left soccer fans in awe of his skills on Tuesday night.
In his just his sixth game with Inter Miami CF, Messi scored his ninth goal since joining the club in incredible fashion in the Leagues Cup showdown against the Philadelphia Union.
After receiving a pass from Josef Martinez, Messi made several soft touches on the ball, before racing toward the Union goal. The global superstar then launched a rocket to the far post from 30-plus yards out.
Philadelphia goalkeeper Andre Blake, despite sprawling to his left, was simply helpless to stop the blast from distance.
Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja’Marr Chase might be the best WR in the NFL. Perhaps, one day, he’ll be a member of the “Mount Rushmore” at his position. He should worry more about that and more about who’s on it now. Because for Chase, that list includes Jerry Rice, Calvin Johnson, Antonio Brown and Cooper Kupp.
Insert: “SAY WHAT?!” GIF here.
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Luis Robert’s latest comments won’t help quell concerns over a potential culture issue within the White Sox’s clubhouse.
Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Robert said he didn’t feel like he was a leader on the team.
“I don’t see myself as a leader. I try to do my job and be on the field and do the things that we should all push to do and maybe be an example for others. But I don’t see myself as a leader,” said Robert, via Vinnie Duber.
He was then asked if he thought the White Sox had any leaders, to which he responded, “I don’t know.
As Lamar Jackson prepares for his sixth NFL season, he and the Ravens will be doing so while adjusting to a new offensive coordinator. The team hired Todd Monken to replace Greg Roman, who had held the role for the previous four years. Following Tuesday’s practice, Jackson spoke about how the offense is coming along—and revealed that he’s been pitching plays to the new coaching staff from a highly unusual source.
Brazilian soccer star Neymar is heading to Saudi Arabia, to the delight of many Paris Saint-Germain fans.
READ: LARGE GROUP OF PSG FANS SHOW UP AT NEYMAR’S HOUSE, START CHANT TELLING HIM TO LEAVE THE CLUB
Neymar, previously considered one of the world’s best players, announced Tuesday that he was joining the Saudi Pro League team Al-Hilal. In doing so, he joins Cristiano Ronaldo as one of the few elite European club players to make the jump to the Middle East.
At just 31-years-old, Neymar isn’t far removed from his run at Barcelona, keeping his marketability level absurdly high.
Rays ace Shane McClanahan will undergo Tommy John surgery on Monday and likely miss the entire 2024 MLB season, according to Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times.
The news comes one week after the Rays placed McClanahan on the 15-day injured list after he felt tightness in his left forearm. ESPN’s Jeff Passan previously reported that it was “highly unlikely” the 26-year-old would pitch again this season.
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