As the Women’s World Cup continues this month, Team Nigeria has made quite the presence in New Zealand/Australia. The Super Falcons are battling to make it out of Group B alongside Australia, Canada and the Republic of Ireland.
It’s not going to be easy, but Nigeria has a real shot of reaching the knockout rounds.
“I think they’re advancing out of this group.”
Nigeria is @jordangeli’s dark horse of the tournament. Do you think they can pull off an upset today vs. Canada? pic.twitter.
People just love to rip on Alex Rodriguez.
On Sunday’s edition of ESPN2’s Kay-Rod Cast, the former MLB star was describing a hitting technique to Yankees broadcaster Michael Kay. But his analogy didn’t sit right with some fans.
“Posture up and [swing] right down, you cannot get in trouble. It’s like you’re punching a little person,” Rodriguez said. “With your right hand, it’s going boom, right there. With that knee down, and now you’re on top of the baseball.”
“Posture up and right down… like you’re punching a little person.”- A-Rod pic.twitter.
The news that the Braves had acquired Pierce Johnson from the Rockies on Monday is an item you have seen a thousand times before and will almost certainly see a dozen more times in the next week.
If “contender acquires minor piece of bullpen depth” is not the oldest story in the annals of deadline baseball news, it’s certainly the most common, the most obvious and the most boring. (As if to hammer home the point, Atlanta immediately acquired yet another reliever, Taylor Hearn from the Rangers, just after picking up Johnson.
“That there were certain people, without naming names, that didn’t want to sit down and take those meetings [with me].
Minnesota Vikings first-round draft pick Jordan Addison reported to training camp on Sunday after issuing an apology for the reckless driving via his agent.
As Chiefs training camp gets underway, tight end Travis Kelce looks to be practicing a new technique on the field: throwing passes.
This wouldn’t be the first time Kelce has been seen throwing passes. In January 2022, the eight-time Pro Bowler threw a touchdown pass to Byron Pringle.
A surprise touchdown could return this upcoming season after the Chiefs posted a video on Monday showing Kelce throwing a complete pass. It’s as if he was doing his best Patrick Mahomes impression.
There’s a new QB on the scene…@TKelce | #ChiefsCamp pic.twitter.
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Akshay Bhatia has gotten over the hump that so many PGA Tour pros strive for — he won the Barracuda Championship.
Akshay Bhatia has finally done it.
He is a PGA Tour winner and now has earned full-time status after defeating Patrick Rodgers in a playoff at the Barracuda Championship. The 21-year-old has been a pro since he turned 18.
Bahtia didn’t go the college route. Instead, he wanted to get his professional golf career started. Four years later, he finally won on the PGA Tour.
“It’s obviously been a really tough road.
Kylian Mbappé made news in the soccer world on Monday, as Saudi Arabian club Al Hilal reportedly offered over $1 billion to Paris Saint-Germain to acquire the French star. As part of the offer, Al Hilal would send $322 million to PSG while paying Mbappé $776 million for just one year.
If Mbappé does end up playing on that deal, he would make more than LeBron James ever has in his entire career. As many fans have made their jokes over that amount of money, the latest person to chime in is Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo, who said he would gladly take Mbappé’s spot on the team.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Shane Lowry and Justin Thomas walk to the 16th tee during the third round of The Players Championship on the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass on March 11, 2023. | Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images
With The Open now in the rearview mirror, some big names, like Shane Lowry and Justin Thomas, have plenty of work to do to crack the Top 70.
With all four majors now in the rearview mirror, the focus shifts to the FedExCup Playoffs, which begin Aug. 10 in Memphis at the FedEx St. Jude Championship.
Fresh off coming to terms on a three-year, $126 million deal with Kyrie Irving, Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is making sure to put it all out on the table. While he’s raved about Irving numerous times over the past year and come to the 31-year-old guard’s defense, he’s also been candid about another topic: Luka Dončić.
When joining SiriusXM NBA Radio, Cuban discussed that both Dončić and Kyrie know Dallas is “Luka’s team.”
“I think Kyrie has matured to the point now where he knows it’s Luka’s team,” Cuban said.
