Feliciano Lopez, four-time Davis Cup champion, will continue as Davis Cup tournament director until 2027, the ITF announced Tuesday.
Author: Bsky Feeder
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NBA coaching carousel: What’s next for the Grizzlies and Kings jobs?
Which situations are the most appealing? Tim Bontemps breaks down the vacancies.
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‘No one was on the same page’: Inside the Grizzlies’ shocking firing of Taylor Jenkins
The Grizzlies believe this firing will help reconnect the team’s tantalizing core — and reignite Ja Morant. But in truth, this dismissal began with five other ones nearly a year ago.
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A’s bat boy uses bat to take down drone in 7th
Athletics bat boy Stewart Thalblum used a bat to take down a drone that appeared in the seventh inning of Monday night’s game against the Cubs.
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Red Bull unveil one-off white livery for Japan GP
Red Bull will race with a one-off white livery at this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix to pay tribute to engine partner Honda.
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Japan GP: Red Bull to race with one-off white livery in Honda tribute
Red Bull will race with a one-off white livery at this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix to pay tribute to engine partner Honda.
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Oddities, chants mark A’s debut in Sacramento
A’s fans filled Sacramento’s Sutter Health Park as the team played its first home game away from Oakland since 1967. Said manager Mark Kotsay after an 18-3 loss to the Cubs: “I though the energy was great. … We just played bad.”
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Kelly 1st to hit for March cycle, ends Cubs’ drought
In a convincing 18-3 victory over the Athletics on Monday, catcher Carson Kelly became the first Cubs player in 32 years to hit for the cycle, ending the longest drought by any team in the National League. He’s also the first player with a cycle in March.
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Cubs’ Kelly 1st MLB player to hit for March cycle
In a convincing 18-3 victory over the Athletics on Monday, Chicago Cubs catcher Carson Kelly hit for the cycle, becoming the first player to do so in March, and just the 17th catcher with a cycle in MLB history, according to ESPN Research.
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Freeman skips Dodgers’ win after shower ‘mishap’
Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman missed Monday night’s 6-1 victory over the Atlanta Braves after slipping in the shower and hurting his surgically repaired right ankle, an incident that manager Dave Roberts labeled “a little mishap.”