Month: November 2018

10:39 AM ET Kevin Anderson is on the verge of qualifying for the semifinals of the ATP World Tour Finals after thrashing Kei Nishikori in London on Tuesday. No.4 seed Anderson won 6-0, 6-1 in just 64 minutes to secure his second win of the week, following his opening victory over Dominic Thiem on Monday.
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1:12 PM ET Sarah Langs The Cy Young Award is given to the best pitcher in each league. Voting for the 2018 National League award winner might codify how pitchers are assessed to be “the best” in this day and age of baseball analysis. Pitcher wins are no longer considered the be-all, end-all in terms
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Max Verstappen called Esteban Ocon a ‘lunatic’. Historically, if not diplomatically, this was an appropriate choice of word, Ayrton Senna having referred to Eddie Irvine in exactly the same way following a similar incident — but without contact (on the track, at least) — at Suzuka 25 years ago. Senna was a triple World Champion
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Montpellier defender Ambroise Oyongo has been ruled out of the Cameroon squad to face Morocco in Friday’s Africa Cup of Nations qualifier. The full-back, as well as injured midfielder Petrus Boumal, will also miss the international friendly against Brazil on Tuesday. “Ambroise Oyongo will not play matches against Morocco and Brazil due to a wound
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10:46 AM ET Greg WyshynskiESPN There is one mortal lock for the Hockey Hall of Fame Class of 2019. It’s a player that never won the Stanley Cup. Heck, it’s a player that never spent a minute in the NHL. It’s Hayley Wickenheiser, the Canadian women’s hockey icon who is in her first year of
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10:15 AM ET ESPN News Services Philadelphia Phillies manager Gabe Kapler is one of many California residents who have lost their home to raging fires. And while he’s happy his family is safe, he wants to raise awareness for those who are less fortunate. “Keep talking about it,” Kapler, who is still in Philadelphia, told
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