MLB Power Rankings Week 17: Fast-rising Red Sox jump into top 10 - ESPN
There wasn't a lot of movement in our first power rankings after the All-Star break, except for one surging team that's making a splash in the American League: Boston.
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USA Today writer says Caitlin Clark puts Black and queer WNBA players 'in danger' by flopping
Dan Dakich asks Rep Marlin Stutzman what the outcome will be if the WNBA continues to deny accountability for the mistreatment of Caitlin Clark.
Gold medal-winning Team USA hockey players will be making an appearance on 'Celebrity Family Feud'
Dan Dakich reacts to Jimmy Pitaro's BS messaging following the latest round of ESPN layoffs.
Nick Saban has the best solution for fixing the problems with college football scheduling
Bobby Carpenter joins Don't @ Me w/ Dan Dakich to discuss Warde Manuel stepping down from Michigan, the SEC potentially breaking away, is Clemson dead, and much more!
Boston Red Sox 15-game winning streak finally comes to an end, one short of setting franchise record
The Boston Red Sox are one win away from tying the longest winning streak in franchise history at 15 games, a record set in 1946.
Orioles end Red Sox's record-tying 15-game winning streak - ESPN
BOSTON — The Baltimore Orioles ended Boston's franchise-record-tying 15-game winning streak behind Kyle Bradish's six innings of one-run ball, defeating the Red Sox 5-1 in the nightcap of a doubleheader Wednesday.
Heroics and heartache: looking back at the World Cup
July 23 : After nearly six weeks of heroics and heartache, thrills and spills, heat, rain and rowing, the World Cup tournament is over, coolly confident Spain overcoming Argentina to claim soccer's top crown for the second time in their history.
Argentina's football association denies reports Tapia summoned by US courts
BUENOS AIRES/NEW YORK, July 22 : Argentina's football association (AFA) on Wednesday said it was "completely untrue" that its president Claudio Tapia or treasurer Pablo Toviggino had been ordered to give evidence by U.S. courts.