Decorated swimmer Kylie Masse commits to 2028 Olympics after 6-month reset at home
Kylie Masse needed a reset.
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Justin Bieber added to World Cup final halftime show lineup
LOS ANGELES, July 8 : Pop singer Justin Bieber will co-headline a star-studded halftime show at the World Cup soccer final on July 19, FIFA announced on Wednesday.
The reunion of Leonard and Lowry, if only brief, is the coolest thing this hot summer
Kawhi Leonard is back with Raptors, and as we celebrate the return of the basketball star who ushered the Larry O’Brien Trophy to a non-U.S. city for the first time in history, maybe we should push the details of the transaction to the back of our minds.
Phil Regan, ex-MLB pitcher and longtime coach, dies at age 89 - ESPN
Phil Regan, a former major league pitcher and longtime pitching coach, died Wednesday, his attorney told ESPN's Jeff Passan. He was 89.
Ukraine's Kostyuk speaks out against lifting of Russia's Olympic suspension
LONDON, July 8 : Ukraine's Wimbledon semi-finalist Marta Kostyuk spoke out on Wednesday against the likely inclusion of Russian athletes in the 2028 Olympics, calling it a "terrible" move.
Crépeau , Laryea named to MLS all-star roster after Canada's World Cup run
Two players from Canada's FIFA World Cup team have been named to the roster for this month's Major League Soccer all-star game.
Women's pro baseball league unveils team nicknames, logos ahead of inaugural season
Women's pro baseball is back.
Kremlin hails ‘important step’ as IOC eases Olympic restrictions on Russia
MOSCOW: The Kremlin has welcomed as an “important step” the International Olympic Committee’s decision to remove many of its restrictions on Russia, a big step closer to letting it field a full team when Los Angeles hosts the 2028 Games. The IOC provisionally lifted a suspension of the Russian Olympic Committee and advised Olympic sports bodies they no longer need to be vetting its athletes for permission to compete as neutrals. “It is an important step toward reinstating our athletes’ legitimate rights to participate in international competitions,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters Wednesday. “Work will continue through our sports authorities.