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Down, but never out: Why Colts' Frank Reich is king of comebacks INDIANAPOLIS -- It was the only type of reaction you'd expect from Frank Reich. Andrew Luck, the franchise quarterback of the Indianapolis Colts, had just delivered the biggest blow to the organization in a decade when, during a private meeting at the team ...
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Fantasy football 'Do Draft' list: Austin Ekeler leads list of undervalued players We know the reasons Los Angeles Chargers running back Austin Ekeler is not supposed to repeat his amazing 2019 fantasy football season, when the diminutive, undrafted player from Western State in Colorado emerged in his third NFL campaign to catch ...
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The 1 Player on Every MLB Team Most Likely to Be Moved Ahead of Trade Deadline The MLB trade deadline is less than a week away. Will Monday feature a flurry of activity or be mostly quiet? Most teams are at least on the edge of contention thanks to the 16-team playoff format, and many may opt to stand pat in what could be an extreme ...
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Struggling starters up next for Tigers, Cubs The long ball led to Jon Lester's shortest outing of the season last week. The veteran Chicago Cubs left-hander will try to solve that issue when he starts the finale of a three-game series in Detroit on Wednesday. Lester surrendered four homers in 3 2/3 ...
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Is the NFL season canceled for 2020? Updated schedule, COVID-19 changes & more to know The bad news for those who wished to see a complete NFL season in 2020 is a handful of games have been wiped off the schedule amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The good news is none of the 2020 NFL games that have been canceled would have counted, ...
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UFC debate: Are quick turnarounds helping the sport, Smith vs. Rakic, expectations for Lawler The coronavirus pandemic has no doubt had a major impact on the UFC. With travel restrictions and positive test cases having led to canceled fights, putting on a card hasn't been easy for UFC president Dana White and the organization's matchmakers.
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Giolito pitches 1st no-hitter of year, White Sox top Pirates CHICAGO -- Lucas Giolito pitched the first no-hitter of the pandemic-delayed major league season, striking out 13 and permitting just one runner in leading the Chicago White Sox over the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-0 Tuesday night. With the seats at Guaranteed ...
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'Massive dude' Terrell Lewis impresses Rams' teammates When Terrell Lewis arrived in Los Angeles for his first NFL training camp, the Rams realized they had a first-guy-off-the-bus type of player. "He certainly looks like you're supposed to," Rams coach Sean McVay said. "I mean, he's exactly what you want when ...
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Kyle Shanahan: Niners not interested in veteran safety Earl Thomas Cross another team off the list of potential landing spots for veteran safety Earl Thomas. San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan said Tuesday his team isn't interested in adding the seven-time Pro Bowler. "I'm real happy with our safeties and I mean ...
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Is Brandon Williams' the Giants' answer at cornerback? Why haven't they done more? | Giants Extra text Q&A In 20 days, the Pittsburgh Steelers offense will take the field at MetLife Stadium, and the Giants still don't have a solution at right cornerback to counter them. DeAndre Baker, who was expected to start opposite James Bradberry, remains on the commissioner's ...
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Angels' doubleheader against Astros showed why starting pitching is key A 6-3 loss to the Houston Astros in Game 1 of a doubleheader Tuesday exposed, again, the Angels' biggest flaw: starting pitching. Then veteran starter Julio Teheran reminded the Angels what he's capable of when given run support and some time to ...
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With DPOY and Likely MVP, Giannis Antetokounmpo Cements Place Among NBA's Greats Effectively following an entire NBA season is an exercise in managing perspective. So much time is spent immersed in the hypothetical: the next free-agency coup, possible superstar trades, the rush to coronate one contender and unseat another. Moments go ...
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Phil Mickelson on verge of first Champions Tour win after dominant second round Dustin Johnson finished with an insane to-par score of 30 under at last week's Northern Trust. Phil Mickelson won't one-up him on Wednesday, but he could come close… and in only three rounds. Mickelson followed up his first-round 61 with another ...
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How Can The Boston Celtics Use Their Three First-Round Picks? The Celtics have three first-round picks in the 2020 NBA Draft, the most of any team. Will they elect to use all three? Or will Danny Ainge and Boston's front office look to package them in an effort to consolidate assets? First, it's important to note the Celtics' lack ...
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Third-Round Pick Cameron Dantzler Wowing Vikings With Play In Camp The Minnesota Vikings are a team that will be heavily dependent on their rookies. General manager Rick Spielman had 15 draft picks last spring, and there is no doubt that consistent production from at least five to seven of those picks is necessary if they are ...
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NBA Hoosiers (Aug. 25): Juwan Morgan's Utah Jazz Lose Game 5 to Denver Nuggets Juwan Morgan and the Utah Jazz failed in their first attempt to close out the Denver Nuggets on Tuesday night, losing 117-107 in Game 5 of their first-round NBA playoff series. Morgan played only five minutes for the Jazz, and didn't score. He had three ...
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Tour de France 2020: What you need to know Since World War II, the Tour de France has been held in July. That changed this year when the coronavirus pandemic took over the world. The 107th edition of the race, after being postponed, will now begin Saturday and run through Sept. 20. The pandemic ...
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Mailbag: Why do some NBA players hate the Knicks? You ask, we answer. The Post is fielding questions from readers about New York's biggest pro sports teams and getting our beat writers to answer them in a series of regularly published mailbags. In today's installment: the Knicks. Why do so many NBA ...
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McBroom, O'Hearn spark Royals to 5-4 victory over Cardinals ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Ryan McBroom had two hits and drove in the winning run with a single in the eighth inning, Ryan O'Hearn added a solo homer, and the Kansas City Royals beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-4 on Tuesday night. In the eighth, Hunter Dozier ...
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NHL Playoffs 2020: TV Schedule, Odds, Predictions for Wednesday's Games Each of Wednesday's NHL second-round series contests has a chance to significantly tilt the balance of power in the best-of-seven matchups. Colorado faces the most dire situation of the six teams, as it needs a victory over Dallas to avoid falling three games ...
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Detroit Lions cancel practice, speak out after police shoot Jacob Blake The Detroit Lions canceled practice on Tuesday to hold a team meeting about the shooting of Jacob Blake. Players say the hours-long conversation was powerful, and now the team is vowing to dedicate time and energy to affecting social justice reform.
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Tim Benz: Are Steelers doing the right thing at right tackle? TJ Watt may help decide. About a minute ago. How are those new right tackles looking for the Steelers? Um, hard to say. They are going against outside linebacker T.J. Watt all the time in practice. After an AFC-leading 14.5 sacks last year, Watt is providing baptism by fire for Chuks ...
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Preseason ACC Power Rankings released It's not often college football coaches have the luxury of on-field leadership from a player who happens to be an extension of the coaching staff. But that's exactly what national championship frontrunner Dabo Swinney has this season in Trevor Lawrence, the ...
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Baker on Record Extension: 'Trying to Earn What I Make Now' While the four-year contract extension that Arizona Cardinals safety Budda Baker signed Tuesday reportedly makes him the highest-paid player at the position in NFL history, his goals are unchanging. What might have to be adjusted is his approach, ...
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How Budda Baker's record deal impacts Seahawks safety Jamal Adams Jamal Adams just got more expensive. After the Arizona Cardinals made Budda Baker the highest-paid safety in NFL history on Tuesday with a four-year $59 million deal with $33.1 million guaranteed, Adams is also seeing dollar signs. With Baker resetting ...
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5 teams that could sign Lionel Messi, and 4 other teams that could (but won't) On Tuesday the soccer world was rocked when FC Barcelona confirmed that Lionel Messi had told the club he plans to leave this offseason. A million questions popped up, but a big one hung over everything: Where would he even go? There aren't many ...
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Bruins, Lightning square off with series tied 1-1 Tampa Bay Lightning (43-21-6, second in the Atlantic Division during the regular season) vs. Boston Bruins (44-14-12, first in the Atlantic Division during the regular season). Toronto; Wednesday, 8 p.m. EDT. EASTERN CONFERENCE SECOND ROUND: ...
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Eagles could have a dozen or more rookies on their final 2020 roster When the Philadelphia Eagles cut down to 53 players on September 5, there's a decent chance that they could have a dozen or more rookies on their initial active roster, which would be more than they have ever had during the Doug Pederson era.
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Colts may have Malik Hooker trade partner in Browns after Grant Delpit injury On Monday, Cleveland Browns fans were hit with terrible news. Stud rookie safety Grant Delpit, who the team used a second-round pick on this past April, went down in practice with a non-contact injury. A day later, it was revealed he'd be forced to undergo ...
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Nick Kyrgios accuses Novak Djokovic of lacking 'leadership and humility' Nick Kyrgios has accused world number one Novak Djokovic of lacking "leadership and humility" after he and fellow competitors tested positive for coronavirus earlier this summer. His comments came after Djokovic, who is currently playing at the Western and ...
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Mariners' JP Crawford: Clubs first homer Crawford went 2-for-4 with a walk, a home run, three RBI and two runs scored in Tuesday's win over the Padres. Crawford had fallen ice cold after a hot start, managing just two hits in his last 33 at-bats entering play Tuesday. He drew a walk off Chris Paddack ...
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Time warning flusters Serena Williams in meek 3-set NY loss Serena Williams was flustered when she got called for taking too much time between points, flung away her racket after letting a lead slip away and finished surprisingly meekly in a 5-7, 7-6 (5), 6-1 loss to Maria Sakkari at the Western & Southern Open on ...
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USD 259 athletic director hoping to shorten fall season rather than overlap with spring sports WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – Governor Laura Kelly says sports should be shifted so individual sports, like golf and tennis are played in the fall while team sports, like football, are moved to the spring. The governor's idea isn't one being tossed around by the ...
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Cubs' Jose Quintana: Allows three runs in 2020 debut Quintana (thumb) allowed three earned runs on four hits and a walk across three innings in a relief appearance Tuesday against the Tigers. He struck out three. Quintana's 2020 debut was delayed due to undergoing microscopic surgery in early July to repair ...
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Saints' Johnson Bademosi: Heads to IR The Saints placed Bademosi (undisclosed) on injured reserve Monday, Luke Johnson of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports. Bademosi logged six games for the Saints last season and played almost exclusively on special teams, but now the ...
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Joe Starkey: The Penguins aren't old, slow or done The Penguins were one of the oldest teams in the bubble, it's true. But that isn't necessarily the case moving forward. It's not like they'll be attending team-wide early bird specials before games next season. In fact, once you say goodbye to 40-year-old Patrick ...
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Patriots: Gilmore returns to practice FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Stephon Gilmore was back at practice Tuesday after missing the past four workouts to tend to a personal matter. His absence, which Bill Belichick referred to as being "excused" during his regularly scheduled WEEI radio appearance ...
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'Hard Knocks' Episode 3: Keenan Allen and Chris Harris Go Toe-to-Toe The former rivals and expert trash talkers squared off at practice. Plus: a surprise appearance from Brett Favre. By Kaelen Jones Aug 26, 2020, 6:00am EDT. Share this story. Share this on Facebook · Share this on Twitter; Share All sharing options. Share All ...
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NHL players, coaches on value of playoff experience: 'There's pros and cons' Brad Marchand realizes now he didn't come close to fully grasping the magnitude of the moment. Deep in his first playoff run with the Boston Bruins back in 2011 at age 23, he knew the stakes were high. And after beating the Tampa Bay Lightning in seven ...
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