Month: October 2019

3:46 AM BST TOKYO — Rugby Australia has already signaled its intention to bid for the 2027 World Cup and the move certainly has the support of Wallabies coach Michael Cheika. Australia last hosted rugby’s showpiece in 2003 with the tournament regarded as a huge success as the Wallabies went all the way to the
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2:14 AM ET ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Whatever metaphor, analogy or parable you might look up, isn’t it always the giant who falls? Does this have anything to do with what transpired the last two days at Tropicana Field? Or are we seeing the tech-infused Tampa Bay Rays crowd-sourcing their way around the considerable problem
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1:01 AM ET ESPN News Services The NBA Cares event in Shanghai involving the Los Angeles Lakers was canceled on Wednesday just hours before it was scheduled to begin, adding to the fallout from a recent tweet by Rockets GM Daryl Morey that showed support for anti-government protesters in Hong Kong. The NBA did not
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12:26 AM ET TULSA — Chris Paul, the president of the NBA’s players association, said he isn’t very well informed about the league’s growing friction with its business partners in China in part because of his focus on the Oklahoma City Thunder‘s training camp. “I don’t know but so much about it right now,” Paul
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12:21 AM ET Rutgers quarterback McLane Carter is retiring from football due to medical reasons. Carter, a graduate transfer from Texas Tech who won Rutgers’ starting quarterback job in training camp, posted a statement to his Twitter account Tuesday night about his decision. pic.twitter.com/QUG9usumVS — McLane Carter (@McLaneC4) October 8, 2019 Carter started the Scarlet
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11:32 PM ET METAIRIE, La. — New Orleans Saints linebacker Demario Davis turned his $7,017 fine for wearing a “Man of God” headband into a win-win. First, Davis channeled the outspoken reaction to his fine into a charitable cause. He announced Tuesday that he has raised more than $30,000 in sales of “Man of God,”
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