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Allison’s win in the 1971 race had never been officially recognized by NASCAR until Wednesday.
On today’s First Take YouTube Exclusive,
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The NFL says players must not gamble but, let’s be honest, there are friendly wagers that do not involve money among teammates and friends that are allowed. And we might have just seen the best one from Colts teammates DeForest Buckner and Tyquan Lewis.
Buckner, you should know, attended Oregon.
Lewis attended Ohio State.
Oregon beat Ohio State a couple of weeks back.
See where this is going?
Buckner on Wednesday made Lewis, his Indianapolis Colts teammate, pay the price for his alma mater’s failure against Oregon a couple of weeks ago.
Tuesday was a big day in the NHL with all 32 teams in action, but there was also some big news with the Panthers offered their head coach Paul Maurice a contract extension.
This was a no-brainer, and the team announced the news just before puck-drop against the Minnesota Wild.
And how did the Panthers celebrate their coaches’ multi-year extension?
By completely laying an egg against the Minnesota Wild.
The Wild opened the scoring with a pair of first period goals, and it was all Minnesota from start to finish as they breezed to a 5-1 win over the defending Stanley Cup champions.
The United Nations is facing increased pressure to take action against transgender participation in women’s sports after a new study revealed that nearly 900 medals have been lost to biological males.
The study — titled “Violence Against Women and Girls in Sports” — revealed that by March 30, 2024, more than 600 female athletes in more than 400 competitions have lost more than 890 medals in 29 different sports.
The report was compiled by Reem Alsalem, the U.N.
ESPN doesn’t just pay NBA insider Brian Windhorst the big bucks to have him pop on various shows across the network and talk x’s and o’s and games around the league. The network pays him to collect and share inside intel about the biggest stories in the NBA, and more often than not, those involve LeBron James.
LeBron headlined the NBA’s opening night on Tuesday as he shared the floor with his son, Bronny James, during the Los Angeles Lakers‘ win over the Minnesota Timberwolves.
From Aaron Judge and Juan Soto to Shohei Ohtani and Mookie Betts, baseball’s biggest names will match games on the brightest stage.