NASCAR takeaways: Tyler Reddick capitalizes on wild Talladega finish
TALLADEGA, Ala. — Michael Jordan stuck out his tongue when he made big plays. His NASCAR driver Tyler Reddick apparently closes his eyes.
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Bellingham's strike hands Real comeback win over Barcelona
MADRID : LaLiga leaders Real Madrid's pursuit of a record-extending 36th Spanish title gathered momentum after Jude Bellingham scored a goal in added time to secure a 3-2 comeback win over Barcelona on Sunday.
How do you stop Jude Bellingham? LaLiga players, coaches sound off - ESPN
Jude Bellingham stands, arms outstretched, facing the crowd, celebrating another goal. It's a pose that LaLiga players, coaches and fans have gotten used to seeing this season. From San Mamés to Balaídos, Montilivi to Montjuic — and, of course, at the Santiago Bernabeu — Bellingham's 16 goals have helped Real Madrid top the table. Going into Sunday's El Clasico with Barcelona (stream LIVE on Sunday, 2 p.m. ET, ESPN+), they're eight points clear of their rivals, with seven games left to play.
DC-area sports team mascots turn Nationals' presidents race into all-out brawl in hilarious scene
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Inside what went wrong before Co-op Live's test event - and the frantic race to finish the venue
Co-op Live faces a frantic 48 hours before doors open for the venue's first public event. Peter Kay is due to perform at the 23,500-capacity arena on Tuesday night (April 23).
Mutiso Munyao, Jepchirchir capture 2024 London Marathon titles
Kenyan distance runners Alexander Mutiso Munyao and Peres Jepchirchir ran to victory at Sunday's London Marathon.
Alpine fined 10,000 euros for pitstop blunder
SHANGHAI : Formula One stewards fined Renault-owned Alpine 10,000 euros ($10,654) on Sunday after a bungled Chinese Grand Prix pitstop left a mechanic on the ground.
Michigan's Alex Orji embodies demeanor of starting QB; will it translate to wins?
ANN ARBOR, Mich. — From the moment Alex Orji bounded down the Lloyd Carr Tunnel on Saturday, launching himself into the coolness and crispness of a chilly April morning at Michigan Stadium, the rising junior behaved like the Wolverines' starting quarterback, even if that title has yet to be bestowed. He loped onto the turf with a hop and a skip that foretold his confidence in the race to replace J.J. McCarthy.