Month: October 2019

12:36 PM ET CHICAGO – The Cubs will interview former Philadelphia Phillies manager Gabe Kapler and Houston Astros bench coach Joe Espada this week for their vacant managerial position, the team said on Monday. Espada is expected to interview on Monday, during an off day for the American League Championship Series between the Astros and
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12:36 PM ET An attempt to “Rick Roll” fans of the visiting Pittsburgh Steelers at the beginning of the fourth quarter Sunday instead wound up angering some Los Angeles Chargers players. The opening of “Renegade” by Styx — the Steelers’ adopted anthem — blared over loudspeakers at Dignity Health Sports Park, with the full intention
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11:44 AM ET Neither Daniil Medvedev nor Coco Gauff will finish No. 1 for the year or win a Grand Slam singles title. Unlike Medvedev, Gauff won’t even get to play in her year-end championships, which is restricted to the eight top-ranked singles players. But make no mistake, Gauff and Medvedev are on their way
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11:34 AM ET PHILADELPHIA — Eagles coach Doug Pederson just raised the stakes for Sunday’s all-important matchup at the Dallas Cowboys. During his weekly radio appearance on 94.1 WIP, Pederson said the Eagles would win Sunday at AT&T Stadium. “We’re going down to Dallas, and our guys are gonna be ready to play. And we’re
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11:16 AM ET The Illinois Fighting Illini and Nebraska Cornhuskers will open their 2021 football seasons against each other in Dublin. The game, part of the Aer Lingus College Football Series, will take place on Aug. 28, 2021, in Aviva Stadium, which seats 51,700. Athletic directors Bill Moos of Nebraska and Josh Whitman of Illinois
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11:13 AM ET The Los Angeles Kings aren’t taking any chances with the Taylor Swift curse. After winning the Stanley Cup in 2012 and 2014, the Kings haven’t gotten out of the first round of the playoffs since a banner commemorating Swift’s sellout streak at Staples Center was raised in August 2015. Swift might sing
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