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MELBOURNE : Australian swimmer Kai Taylor will hope to leave Paris with an Olympic medal or two to add to the family trophy cabinet already crammed with his mother Hayley Lewis's prizes.
Fear and loathing in Los Angeles? Manchester United return to UCLA next week six years on from the tour de farce that signalled the beginning of the end for Jose Mourinho.
Jontay Porter, who has been banned from the NBA after admitting that he helped bettors by intentionally underperforming in games, asked a federal court Tuesday for permission to resume his playing career in Greece.
It took Rory McIlroy a couple of days to process the heartbreak he suffered at the U.S. Open at Pinehurst, but the Northern Irishman said on Tuesday that he could not wait to return as he resumes his bid to end a decade-long major drought at The Open.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Major League Baseball hopes to test robot umpires as part of a challenge system during spring training next year, making an automatic-ball-strike component possible as early as 2026. But MLB commissioner Rob Manfred still seems far from committing to that date, saying Tuesday that the league has «technical issues surrounding the definition of the strike zone» that need to be ironed out before it is even tested by major league players.
:Jasper Philipsen sprinted to victory as his team Alpecin-Deceuninck timed their lead-out to perfection on Tuesday's 16th stage of the Tour de France, a 189 km flat ride from Gruissan to Nimes.
It's top-heavy, it's a geographical disaster and it's basically the richest conference in college sports. The new-look, 18-team Big Ten, spanning from Los Angeles and Seattle to New York(ish) and Washington, D.C.(ish), will make its debut this fall, whether we're ready for it or not. It boasts both of last year's College Football Playoff National Championship participants (Michigan and Washington) and four of the top seven or so teams in the country. Depth is as tenuous as ever, but the big games will be huge.
Olympic-bound Sumit Nagal continued his ascent in the ATP singles chart, climbing to a career-high ranking of 68. The 26-year-old rose five spots in the latest ATP ranking list released on Monday. His previous best was 71. Nagal thus moves past former world No. 71 Sashi Menon to become the fourth highest-ranked Indian man since 1973. Vijay Amritraj (ranked 18th in 1980), Ramesh Krishnan (ranked 23rd in 1985) and Somdev Devvarman (ranked 62nd in 2011) are the only other Indian players who have held a higher rank than Nagal.