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Amid tragedy, former USMNT assistant Dave Sarachan finds a home coaching in Israel
The first sign that something was wrong, Dave Sarachan said, were the sirens. “Incredible sirens that I had never heard before,” he said. “Then I heard a couple of things like thunder, but it wasn’t cloudy.” It was just before sunrise on Oct. 7 and Israel was under attack. About 3,000 armed Hamas fighters poured…
Daniil Medvedev through to US Open semifinals but issues warning after suffering in ‘brutal’ heat | CNN
CNN — Daniil Medvedev beat compatriot Andrey Rublev to reach the US Open semifinals on Wednesday, but warned that a player might “die” in what he called “brutal” conditions at the tournament. Medvedev triumphed over Rublev in straight sets, 6-4 6-3 6-4, but both players could be seen struggling with the heat inside the Arthur…
NHL reverses ban, will allow players to use stick tape to support social causes
Arizona Coyotes defenseman Travis Dermott has used Pride Tape on his stick to support the LGBTQ+ community throughout his seven-year NHL career. He put in his latest order for the rainbow-colored adhesive product just before the league instituted a ban on players using their stick tape to represent social causes. The company shipped the tape…
Looks like Aaron Rodgers wasn’t banned from ESPN’s Pat McAfee show after Jimmy Kimmel feud
Aaron Rodgers appeared as a guest on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Thursday, just one day after the host expressed on ESPN how happy he was that New York Jets quarterback would no longer be making his regular appearances for the rest of the NFL season. Rodgers originally had been scheduled to continue his weekly…
Bud Harrelson, Mets shortstop in fracas with Pete Rose, dies at 79
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save Bud Harrelson, the scrappy and sure-handed shortstop who fought Pete Rose on the field during a playoff game and helped the New York Mets win an astonishing championship, died Jan. 10 at a hospice center in East Northport, N.Y. He was 79. The Mets announced…
Perspective | Want to understand Jim Harbaugh? Go back to the start.
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save HOUSTON — I remember the first notable play call of Jim Harbaugh’s coaching career. It happened in 1997, when he was still an NFL quarterback. And it was a touchdown, a fool-’em special that left me certain 27 years ago that Harbaugh was destined to…
