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There are still transfers to be completed, a pair of September friendlies, and plenty of club form to persuade Gregg Berhalter, but a quartet of summer matches for the United States men’s national team means predicting the USMNT roster for the 2022 World Cup comes with precious few conditionals.
If the Tampa Bay Lightning are to make it a “three-peat” of Stanley Cup titles, for Pat Maroon, it will be that plus one more.
This is it. The final playoff series of the 2021-22 NHL season and it’s quite a doozy. In one corner it’s the two-time defending Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay Lightning looking for a three-peat (or, if you’re Pat Maroon, a four-peat) going up against the Colorado Avalanche, who finished with the second-most regular-season points and reached the fourth round losing only twice and earning two series sweeps.
Hammer thrower Anita Włodarczyk, the only woman to win three Olympic gold medals in one individual track and field event, will miss the rest of the season, including next month’s world championships, after undergoing leg surgery.
Many NASCAR Cup drivers are wandering the globe this week, enjoying some vacation time in the only off week of the long and winding season.
Stephen Curry yelled into his jersey seemingly in frustration as he left the court after shooting 1-for-10 on 3-pointers in the Warriors’ Game 3 win in the 2018 NBA Finals.
The United States men’s national team earned a gutsy, messy, mud-caked 1-1 draw with El Salvador through Jordan Morris’ late goal at Estadio Cuzcatlan in CONCACAF Nations League action on Tuesday in San Salvador.
If the NHL is a “copycat league,” then rival general managers probably want to know how the Avalanche built such a juggernaut of a team. Is there a blueprint that could be snatched?