Lowe's 10 things: LA's gamble on Westbrook, Chicago's woeful offense, and the meaning of a high five
This week's 10 Things highlights a gamble in Los Angeles, some rugged unsung guards, an awful season in Chicago, and the meaning of a high-five.
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More Man City defensive tinkering and other things to look out for vs AFC Bournemouth
Pep Guardiola has been unable to decide on a suitable defensive line-up for the vast majority of his matches this season. The Catalan boss tinkered again on Wednesday night in the draw vs RB Leipzig.
Graham Potter admits things are tough as the manager of Chelsea - 'your mental health suffers'
Graham Potter has suggested life in charge of Chelsea has impacted on his mental health. Potter took the reins at Chelsea in September after the club made the decision to part ways with Thomas Tuchel. Ad The former Brighton manager inherited a club that spent heavily in the summer, and the early signs were positive as the Blues embarked on a nine-game unbeaten run in all competitions under Potter.
Three things to Know: 76ers comeback to beat Grizzlies showed playoff resilience
Three Things To Know is NBC’s five-days-a-week wrap-up of the night before in the NBA. Check out NBCSports.com every weekday morning to catch up on what you missed the night before plus the rumors, drama, and dunks that make the NBA must-watch.
Daytona 500 win is among many things that makes JTG Daugherty crew member unique
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Nicholas Patterson stands out, though, it’s not because of his height or his strength, key elements to be a jackman on a NASCAR pit crew, but for what he’s done.
Phil Neville tells new Manchester United owners four things they must do
Former Manchester United full-back Phil Neville believes whoever wins the race to take over the club must invest in the stadium, the training ground, the club's infrastructure and the playing squad.
10 things we learned in the Premier League: Week 24
The Premier League table got plenty of work this weekend, with tumult in the top four and the relegation race while Chelsea looks sadly like a mid-table team.
Carlos Alcaraz says he felt 'guilty' over injury lay-off as he 'didn’t do the right things off court'
Carlos Alcaraz admitted after winning the Argentina Open that he felt «guilty» over his injury lay-off as he «didn’t do the right things off the court». World No. 2 Alcaraz, 19, beat British No.