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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — As the quarterback carousel spins, the New York Giants are expected to make a run at free-agent quarterback Mitchell Trubisky when the free-agent negotiating window opens next week, sources told ESPN.
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Logan Gray and Greg Rutherford believe that Eve Muirhead's curlers are favourites for gold ahead of their final against Japan at Beijing 2022 — which is live on Eurosport and discovery+ from 01:05 GMT. The men's curlers won Team GB's first medal on Sunday, although they were defeated by Sweden in a dramatic extra end in the men's final, but the nation has another chance at gold with the women's team.
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Former Olympic gold medal winner Martin Schmitt has hailed the performance of Norway’s Marius Lindvik, saying that his win on Saturday was totally deserved. Lindvik, 23, took gold on the large hill ahead of Ryoyu Kobayashi with the Japanese star having to settle for silver. Ad/> Whilst Lindvik’s win was seen as a surprise to some, Schmitt pointed out that he has had a great season so far and had been one of the most consistent jumpers so far in Beijing.
Cam Fletcher and Blair Tickner have earned their maiden Test call-ups while Colin de Grandhomme and Hamish Rutherford have been recalled as part of an extended New Zealand squad for the first Test against South Africa starting February 17 at Christchurch's Hagley Oval. The larger than normal 15-strong squad will allow the selectors to better cover their options while mitigating the health risk associated with bringing players into the team environment at short notice, should there be any injuries. That presented opportunities for in-form Canterbury wicket-keeper Fletcher, who will be the back-up gloveman to incumbent Tom Blundell, while Central Stags paceman Tickner will provide cover for the quick bowlers.