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Lightning acquiring David Savard was 'straight-up genius'
The window remains open for the Tampa Bay Lightning, so paying a high price to shore up the right side on defence makes all the sense in the world.
The window remains open for the Tampa Bay Lightning, so paying a high price to shore up the right side on defence makes all the sense in the world.
Jake Paul is 3-0 as a boxer.
At least 12 clubs, including six from the Premier League, are part of super league plans.
It's been a frustrating NBA season for the Raptors on a myriad of levels, and star guard Fred VanVleet had some things to get off his chest.
San Jose Sharks forward Patrick Marleau tied Gordie Howe’s NHL record for career games played, appearing in his 1,767th on Saturday as the Sharks faced the Minnesota Wild.
Dodgers-Padres is living up the hype.
Ben Askren's fight against Jake Paul was everything his peers feared.
Drake Batherson tallied twice and Matt Murray made 22 saves for his first shutout with the Senators as Ottawa blanked the Canadiens 4-0 on Saturday.
47 points from Steph couldn't save the Warriors.
Twelve years in Triple-A have paid off for the 36-year-old.
One weigh-in got a bit too heated for UFC.
No NBA champion has visited the White House since 2016.
With the playoffs about to get underway, you might need to make some uncomfortable decisions in your fantasy hockey league.
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MANCHESTER, England — Mason Greenwood’s second-half double and a stoppage-time goal from Edinson Cavani helped Manchester United close the gap on Premier League leader Manchester City to eight points with a 3-1 win over Burnley on Sunday. It looked set to be a frustrating day for the hosts as Greenwood’s 48th-minute opener was almost instantly cancelled out by James Tarkowski for Burnley, which had not lost on its previous four visits to Old Trafford. But Greenwood’s deflected strike in the 84th minute put his team ahead again before substitute Cavani added gloss to the score as United kept its remote hopes of closing in on its crosstown rivals alive with six games to go. Burnley is six points above the relegation zone after Fulham’s draw at Arsenal earlier on Sunday. ___ More AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports The Associated Press
The list of players who won't report to workouts without COVID-19 protocols continues to grow.
Sage Watson, who wants to lower her Canadian-record time in the women's 400-metre hurdles, is off to a good start. The University of Arizona alumnus opened her outdoor season in the event on Saturday, posting a winning time of 55.93 seconds in Tucson at the West Coast Classic, a meet co-hosted by the school. The time ranks fourth in the world this year, 35-100ths of a second behind leader Wenda Nel of South Africa, who ran 55.58 on April 15. Watson, 26, clocked a 54.32 personal best on Oct. 2, 2019 in the semifinals of the track and field world championships in Doha, Qatar, to break Rosey Edeh's 23-year national mark. WATCH |Sage Watson breaks 23-year-old Canadian record: "This past year, I've been thinking of how low I can get this record. That's my main goal," Watson told CBC Sports last August. "I think, for sure, I'll be able to run 53 seconds. I don't know when that'll be but I'm definitely capable of that. I think 52-high is possible, too. It's a matter of continuing to stay healthy, staying on top of my training and making sure I'm getting in good competitions." Shaves time off 400m performance Watson, in an abbreviated 2020 campaign due to the coronavirus pandemic, ran 56.29 for a third-place finish in her outdoor season debut last Aug. 19 in Hungary. Four days later, the 26-year-old native of Medicine Hat, Alta., crossed the line in 56.31 at a Diamond League meet in Stockholm before calling it a season to rest and resume training for the Tokyo Olympics, which was postponed in March 2020 to this July. WATCH | Watson 3rd across finish line in Hungary: A week ago, Watson won the women's 400 in 52.25 at the Jim Click Shootout in Tucson, more than a second faster than she ran a month earlier. Looking to Tokyo, Watson said she'll be more focused on the task at hand than during her 2016 Olympic debut in Rio, where she was fourth in her semifinal heat but failed to make the final, placing 11th overall. "I was still a college student and had never experienced the [Diamond League] pro circuit and what it was like to travel," said Watson, a volunteer coach with the U. of Arizona track team who returned to the school last July to work with coach Fred Harvey. "I think I'm going to be more confident on the track [in Tokyo]. I've started to learn what I'm capable of and that comes from knowing your body. "I feel more grown up and ready. I also know what it takes to make a final. I've made the past two world championship finals [in 2017 and 2019] and those are kind of equally as hard as making the Olympic final."
Giancarlo Stanton hammers a solo homer to right field, his 3rd of the season, giving the Yankees a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the 2nd inning
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Alex Wood strikes out Garrett Cooper in the bottom of the 1st inning for his first K of the 2021 season