Zverev says he likely has 'several' torn ankle ligaments
Alexander Zverev said on Saturday that he has "several torn lateral ligaments" in his right ankle after suffering the injury during his French Open semi-final against Rafael Nadal.
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French Open 2022: Alexander Zverev Says He Likely Has "Several" Torn Ankle Ligaments
Alexander Zverev said on Saturday that he has "several torn lateral ligaments" in his right ankle after suffering the injury during his French Open semi-final against Rafael Nadal. The German world number three turned his ankle while trailing Nadal 7-6 (10/8), 6-6 on Friday, screaming in pain before retiring from the match minutes later. "Based on the first medical checks, it looks like I have torn several lateral ligaments in my right foot," Zverev wrote in an Instagram post.
Offaly heading to Croke Park after ending New York journey
A fast moving and purposeful Offaly side had things all their own way as they coasted to an easy win over visitors New York in the Tailteann Cup quarter-final in Tullamore on Saturday afternoon.
New York Yankees activate Giancarlo Stanton from injured list
New York Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton has been activated off the injured list and is in the starting lineup for Saturday's game vs. the Detroit Tigers.
Yankees’ Nestor Cortes says Twins’ broadcaster apologized for ‘molester’ remark: ‘No sweat here Jim!’
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Rangers end Lightning streak, take 2-0 series lead
NEW YORK (AP) — After winning the series opener with an offensive display, the New York Rangers used a strong defensive effort to take Game 2. Now they are two victories away from reaching the Stanley Cup Final for the first time in eight years.
Saturday Sport: Leinster Hurling title up for grabs, Leinster host Glasgow Warriors
The rivalry between Henry Shefflin and Brian Cody is back under the microscope this evening.
Red cards and frosty relations - New York's last visit to Ireland
On Saturday afternoon, the New York footballers will emerge from the tunnel at Bord na Móna O'Connor Park for their Tailteann Cup quarter-final clash with Offaly, and in doing so they will end a 21-year wait for the side’s last football championship appearance in Ireland.