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Skateboarding-Men's street medallists feel next generation closing in
PARIS : The 20-something medallists at the Paris Olympic men's street skateboarding said they were hanging onto their sport for dear life, fighting to keep up with the next generation a day after a trio of teens swept the podium on the women's side.
Mariners get Justin Turner in trade with Blue Jays - ESPN
The Seattle Mariners acquired veteran Justin Turner from the Toronto Blue Jays on Monday, adding a proven bat with postseason experience to a lineup ravaged by injuries and ineffectiveness.
Cardinals get Erick Fedde in 8-player deal with Dodgers, White Sox - ESPN
The White Sox, Cardinals and Dodgers reached a three-team, eight-player trade Monday that sees St. Louis land starting pitcher Erick Fedde and outfielder Tommy Pham, and Los Angeles get super-utility man Tommy Edman and reliever Michael Kopech.
Manchester United squad depth in every position as obvious transfer need emerges
You could hear the collective gulp from Manchester when Rasmus Hojlund and Leny Yoro were forced down the SoFi Stadium tunnel in double-quick time in the early hours of Sunday morning. As fans started to wake up across the Atlantic, they were fearing the worst after the double injury scare from Los Angeles.
Mason Mount's one-word reaction to Arsenal defeat speaks volumes as Man Utd look for fresh start
Mason Mount's one-word reaction to Manchester United's defeat to Arsenal spoke volumes as he looks for a fresh start at Old Trafford.
Rowing-Program changes a result of Olympic numbers game, says rowing boss
PARIS : Lightweight sculls will be featured for the last time at the Paris Olympics as rowing seeks to change course and guard its share of the available spaces for athletes, World Rowing president Jean-Christophe Rolland said on Monday.
Olympics superfan spends $10,000 on Paris tickets
PARIS : Vivianne Robinson was first bitten by the Olympics bug at the 1984 Los Angeles Games. Four decades on, the Santa Monica native is soaking up the sporting extravaganza at her seventh Games, in Paris.