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Affichage des articles du juillet 30, 2023

World Cup: Netherlands Beats South Africa to Reach Quarterfinals

A goal in each half delivered victory, and a date with Spain. But a South Africa striker made the day as difficult as possible. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/2jQkI6M via IFTTT

On the Competition Floor, It’s Like Simone Biles Never Left

In warm-ups before the U.S. Classic on Saturday, the gymnast seemed back to her old form. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/9cBxX6K via IFTTT

World Cup Picks Up Baton for Women’s Sports in Australia

For as long as there have been sports in Australia, women have clamored to play and participate. But winning visibility, and support, has been a long road. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/XwgMYHj via IFTTT

Spain, With Flourishes, Bounds Into Quarterfinals

Spain has been one of the strongest teams in the tournament. Next, it will play either the Netherlands or South Africa. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/FheCLv5 via IFTTT

She’s One of the Fastest Women Ever. All She’s Missing Is a Gold Medal.

Marie-Josée Ta Lou of Ivory Coast has been milliseconds away from the top of Olympic and World Championship podium stands. She has a chance at redemption this month in Budapest. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/T4UmQwE via IFTTT

After Transitioning, Gabbi Tuft Pays a Visit to Smackdown

She was once a 250-pound gladiator in the World Wrestling Entertainment ring. Now she’s a TikTok star who’s building a new life. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/x2M4Tv3 via IFTTT

The Big Ten Lands Oregon and Washington, Leaving the Pac-12 Bereft

The Big Ten booms to 18 schools with the move, powered by TV money, and the once-great Pac-12 dwindles to four after three more schools leave for the Big 12. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/arivBkY via IFTTT

Eagles’ Josh Sills Found Not Guilty on Rape and Kidnapping Charges

Sills, 25, a Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman, was indicted in Ohio in February. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/goquHNS via IFTTT

‘Winning Time’ Is Back. Here’s What to Know Ahead of Season 2

Season 1 of HBO’s series about the 1980s Lakers came with drama, in more ways than one. Expect more for Season 2. An N.B.A. reporter takes a look. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/EHq5SnR via IFTTT

Japan’s High School Baseball Tournament is the Sound of Summer

Created 75 years ago for the country’s prestigious high school baseball tournament, Yuji Koseki’s “The Crown Will Shine on You” stirs memories as it inspires new ones. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/Q5ScoYW via IFTTT

Jan Frodeno Begins His Triathlon Farewell Tour. Up Next? More Risky Sports.

Frodeno, 41, has dominating the triathlon since winning Olympic gold in 2008. This will be his last competitive season. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/e6UtVya via IFTTT

At the World Cup, the Field Thins and the Contenders Expand

After 48 games, half of the teams have been sent home. And yet it feels as if the field of potential winners is bigger than it was at the start. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/rf3eACs via IFTTT

‘Air Bud: World Pup’ Keeps Winning Fans for the 1999 World Cup Stars

The 2000 movie used the franchise’s furry hero along with members of the actual U.S. women’s team to reimagine the penalty shootout that led to the win. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/V1njYJC via IFTTT

Morocco wins, then waits, and then starts another World Cup celebration.

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Spain’s Team Went to War. Now It Has to Win the Peace.

A failed rebellion against Coach Jorge Vilda ended with a dozen players dropped for the Women’s World Cup. Those who remain might be good enough to win it. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/DZXJj9g via IFTTT

Colombia and Germany try to lock down the last two round of 16 places.

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This Jazz Artist Makes Football Hall of Fame Speeches Sing

When the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s inductees began to ramble, executives turned to Jezra Kaye to help them rein it in. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/hE6j1G9 via IFTTT

The N.B.A. and Its Owners Fight for Change. But Not Necessarily the Same Change.

The league embraces progressive causes supported by players. But some team owners pull in the opposite direction, as apparent in the Orlando Magic’s donation to Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/yb7GRnT via IFTTT

Roger Federer Is Having Fun in Retirement

The tennis star and Jonathan Anderson have teamed up with Uniqlo to create a sports-inspired fashion collection. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/UPtwFlX via IFTTT

Women’s World Cup: Sweden Preps for the U.S.; Brazil, France and Jamaica Tangle for 2 Spots

This could be the final chance for international glory for the Brazilian star Marta, while Sweden is all but assured a place in the round of 16. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/bxPGauH via IFTTT

Astros’ Framber Valdez Throws No-Hitter Against Guardians

Framber Valdez allowed one walk, and had that runner erased on a double-play in a dominant effort against the Guardians. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/L2F1drm via IFTTT

Mets Trade Justin Verlander to Houston Astros for Two Prospects

Verlander won the World Series and the American League Cy Young Award with Houston last season. His short stint with the Mets yielded six wins for him and two top prospects for the team. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/1Tyrjqh via IFTTT

For American Soccer Fans, a Late Night Was a Tense One

Or was it an early morning? However they looked at it, neither beer nor Bloody Marys could fully soothe the anxieties of fans hoping the United States would advance. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/J9Ge53y via IFTTT

Tiger Woods Joins PGA Tour Board in Concession to Player Demands

With the addition of Woods, players will outnumber independent directors, giving them the final say in the tour’s plan to form a partnership with Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/07lfmgY via IFTTT

U.S. Tries to Focus on What Comes After Portugal Tie

A close call against Portugal at the Women’s World Cup gave the United States a chance to consider what might have been, and then move past it. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/4YlBTJa via IFTTT

Women’s World Cup: U.S. Faces Portugal With Chance to Control Its Path

The Americans can advance to the round of 16 with a win or a tie. But the team’s route forward may depend on the score of the Netherlands-Vietnam game. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/PY9B7Mb via IFTTT

Teen Competitive Cyclist Dies After Being Hit by Car

Magnus White, 17, who competed internationally in cyclocross racing, was killed in Boulder County, Colo., the police said. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/kUbmAFE via IFTTT

One co-host is out. Can Sam Kerr and Australia avoid the same fate?

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A New Era of Soccer Moms Navigates a Rapidly Changing Game

Women have long blended motherhood and elite sports. But as soccer expands its support systems, it is also demanding ever more of its players. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/drI0Sye via IFTTT

The Gaps Get Smaller as the World Cup Gets Larger

Expanding the Women’s World Cup was a good idea. Just not for the reasons FIFA thinks. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/3luwCP9 via IFTTT

Rangers Add Max Scherzer in AL West Battle With Houston Astros

Texas’ big spending was finally paying off, but a July swoon had the Houston Astros closing in. Will the Rangers’ trade for Max Scherzer be enough to win the A.L. West? from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/epnVbzR via IFTTT

Terence Crawford Stands Alone at the Top of Boxing

After becoming the first male boxer to hold all four major titles in two different weight classes, Crawford, 35, said he would assess what’s next. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/N1czI97 via IFTTT

Germany is sidestepping the messiness present in other groups.

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Megan Rapinoe Is Not Going Quietly

Relegated to a reserve role in her fourth World Cup, the outspoken U.S. forward said she has plenty left to give. And that she’s still expecting to win it all. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/2aGTeIR via IFTTT

Why Catchers Are Rarely Moved at the Trading Deadline

Adding a new catcher at the trading deadline is a fairly rare occurrence. One reason for that is the time it takes to bond with a pitching staff. from NYT > Sports https://ift.tt/MaJVlng via IFTTT