Magic Johnson blames LeBron James for Lakers not signing DeMar DeRozan
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Former Walt Disney chief Bob Iger invited to join private equity group to take over Chelsea
Former Walt Disney executive chairman Bob Iger is reportedly considering an offer to join a private equity team that could buy Chelsea. Steve Pagliuca, who owns the Boston Celtics, has approached Iger and other businessmen about joining a consortium to buy the Premier League club, reports Sky Sports. The deadline for a final bid is next Monday.
2022 AL Central Preview: Twins, Tigers to challenge incumbent White Sox?
At this time just over a month ago, it didn’t look like we were going to make it to an early April start to the season. Fresh off the latest round of failed collective bargaining agreement negotiations, commissioner Rob Manfred announced MLB was cancelling the first two series of the season and pushing back Opening Day a week.
Next Chelsea owner: Ricketts family unveil Stamford Bridge plan amid Stephen Pagliuca revelation
The Ricketts family claim they will immediately begin work to redevelop Stamford Bridge and intend to continue to play at the ground throughout that phase should their bid for the club be successful. Eric Nordness, the figure who headed up their £760 million redevelopments of the home of the Chicago Cubs, Wrigley Field, has said that the group's 'priority and desire is to play every season at Stamford Bridge.
Hossa to officially retire with Blackhawks on Thursday
The Chicago Blackhawks announced that Marian Hossa will sign a one-day contract with the team and officially retire as a member of the organization, the team announced on Tuesday. The 43-year-old will officially sign the contract in a special ceremony prior to the team's game on Thursday against the Seattle Kraken.
Resumen y resultado de la Final NCAA 2022, Jayhawks vs Heels
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Kansas remonta como nunca
Viendo el trago de la primera parte nadie hubiera dicho que el seed 1 de la NCAA era Kansas. La falta de acierto era impresionante. North Carolina fluía con un también histórico Armando Bacot (empata a David Robinson en más partidos de doble-doble en una única temporada) y la distancia, que llegó a ser de +16, se estableció en 15 (25-40) cuando terminó la primera de las dos mitades a las que se juega en la liga universitaria de Estados Unidos. Las alertas de los estadísticos saltaban: no se había dado la vuelta a un partido así, una final nacional, jamás; sí en la distancia al descanso, porque lo logró Loyola-Chicago ante Cincinnati en 1963, pero no por la máxima distancia en puntos. ¿Lo conseguiría el mejor conjunto de esta temporada? Pues la respuesta fue afirmativa. La agonía de los ataques sin sentido se pasó de un lado al otro y fueron los Tar Heels los que, encajando un parcial horrendo y sin saber qué hacer para seguir con el caudal de anotación, dejaron en bandeja el cuarto título para unos Jayhawks que, ahí sí, no desaprovecharon la oportunidad.
