After beating the odds in the NFL, Obada turns to helping children in care
LONDON, Aug 12 : Efe Obada spent a decade defying the odds in the NFL after rising from a traumatic childhood marked by trafficking, foster care and homelessness in London.
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Los Angeles Lakers being sold for blockbuster $12.5B-deal to businessmen Kushner, Iger: reports
The Los Angeles Lakers are being sold to businessmen Josh Kushner and Bob Iger for a record-breaking price, the second such sale in a year.
Pat McAfee attends sporting event with President Trump wearing jeans and a backwards cap
President Donald Trump and his granddaughter Kai attended Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden, where they were greeted with chants of ‘USA’ before tipoff.
From last place to the post-season? Here's how the 2026 Blue Jays could pull it off
Prime Minister Mark Carney says "you've got to believe" the Toronto Blue Jays can still make the playoffs. But can they, really?
Ex-QB Matt Hasselbeck part of quest for living diagnosis of CTE - ESPN
PHOENIX — Matt Hasselbeck took some nasty hits to the head during his 17-year NFL career, four years at Boston College and a childhood full of sports, but the quarterback seems to have emerged from more than two decades of collisions relatively unscathed, enjoying middle adulthood with his wife and three children.
Two swimmers to receive S$10,000 scholarship each under new Joseph Schooling award
SINGAPORE: Two swimmers will each receive a S$10,000 (US$7,800) scholarship over two years as part of a new award named after Singapore's only Olympic gold medallist Joseph Schooling.
Doctors ignored ‘warning signs’ before Maradona’s death, court hears
SAN ISIDRO, Argentina: Diego Maradona showed “warning signs” that went unheeded during the home hospitalization leading up to his death in 2020, a witness on Tuesday told the trial examining the Argentine football legend’s demise. Seven health care professionals have been on trial since mid-April in Argentina for potential negligence that may have contributed to his death. The World Cup winner died of heart failure and acute pulmonary edema — a condition where fluid accumulates in the lungs — two weeks after undergoing surgery. Forensic physician Carlos Cassinelli said he had observed “warning signs” including edema in the lower limbs, swelling in the fingers, shortness of breath and signs of hypertension and an abnormally fast heart rate. “Nobody went to see what that swelling was about” even though it posed “a life-threatening risk,” he told the court in San Isidro, north of Buenos Aires. Cassinelli is a member of a medical board that analyzed an array of records and statements to determine Maradona’s state of health. “We believe these warning signs were not taken into account by the doctors because their approach did not change,” he said, adding that he thought home hospitalization had been a mistake. According to the witness, the footballer’s condition had worsened in the days following his discharge from hospital. “The deterioration was progressive...
Rybakina tops Osaka at NBO Toronto, Gauff advances on walkover after Bencic withdraws
An early match time didn't faze Elena Rybakina on Tuesday at the National Bank Open. Neither did a strong start by her opponent.