Month: July 2018

After resting the majority of their starters against Belgium, ESPN FC’s Steve McManaman says England are poised to go out and win against Colombia. Colombia have left James Rodriguez on the bench for their World Cup round of 16 match against England on Tuesday, as the star midfielder battles to overcome an injury. The 26-year-old playmaker
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12:09 PM ET ESPN News Services Arizona Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo met with St. Louis Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina during batting practice Monday night to patch things up after the two men nearly came to blows the last time the teams met in April. In that April 8 game, Lovullo uttered a profanity Molina thought
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3:00 AM ET Big Picture The battle between the eighth and ninth-ranked Test sides will not necessarily attract a lot of viewers, particularly with the football World Cup getting into its business end at the same time. The Antigua Test, therefore, might go under the radar, but it will still be mightily important for West
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12:42 PM ET Move over, Gronkowski. There’s a new horse in town, and he’s a king. Phoenix Thoroughbreds, an England-based horse company, in May acquired the 2-year-old son of Medaglia d’Oro, and received permission to name the colt LeBron J, just like the newly signed Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James. Phoenix also owns Gronkowski.
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9:33 AM ET Christian Horner believes Red Bull would currently be leading the Formula One world championship if it hadn’t dropped so many points in the opening nine races of 2018. Max Verstappen has his sights on challenging for the drivers’ title after winning the Austrian Grand Prix. Mercedes’ double retirement was a dark day
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6:22 AM ET Chris Froome will lead Team Sky at the 2018 Tour de France after their lineup was named for the Grand Tour which starts on Saturday in Noirmoutier-en-l’Île. The defending champion has won four of the last five yellow jerseys and will look to win a record-equaling fifth Tour de France title. Sky
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  shares Toss Zimbabwe chose to bowl v Australia Chris Mpofu finds a reason to smile during training © AFP Zimbabwe’s captain Hamilton Masakadza won the toss and sent Australia in to bat in the third match of the Twenty20 triangular tournament in Harare. The day after Billy Stanlake obliterated Pakistan, Masakadza’s call means Aaron
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