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Los Angeles’ star athletes are once again under the spotlight after another burglary rocked the Southland.
LAFC forward Olivier Giroud, 38, was robbed of an estimated $500,000 in jewelry during a break-in at his home in LA earlier in February, according to TMZ. The goons made off with goods, including 10 mind-blowingly expensive watches.
On Feb. 5, Giroud’s wife discovered a shattered window and contacted police about the burglary, prompting the LAPD to investigate. No arrests have been made, according to the outlet.
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One day after the NBA All-Star “Game” served as a de facto ode to TNT – certainly much more than it was about, you know, basketball – an NHL analyst on the network decided to take a shot at the much-maligned league.
Anson Carter, a former NHL player who now works for TNT, was hyping up the impending showdown between Team USA and Team Canada for the 4 Nations Face-Off title.
The NHL on TNT crew was previewing the championship prior to Monday’s final round-robin game between the United States and Sweden.
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Rapper Drake made a strong statement by turning his back on former friend, Toronto Raptors star DeMar DeRozan, during a recent performance.
This marks a total 180 for the Canadian rapper, who was once a vocal supporter of DeRozan as a Toronto Raptors fan.
But with Drake’s recent media beefs, it’s clear where the bad blood stems from.
Drake was handed a DeRozan jersey by a fan while on stage at a show in Australia.
The 38-year-old rapper was a long way from the U.S., where his beef with rapper Kendrick Lamar surges through pop culture.
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