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American tennis legend and ESPN commentator John McEnroe predicted Monday that Rafael Nadal could step away from the sport if another injury issue befalls him at the French Open in May. McEnroe made his comments a day after Nadal withdrew from the Australian Open due to a small tear in a hip muscle. “I think…
Pro Picks: NFL’s wild-card weekend filled with reunions and rematches
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Perspective | In a sport always in flux, Nick Saban’s standard never wavered
Comment on this storyComment Add to your saved stories Save Nick Saban is 72 years old. He began coaching football 51 years ago. It is absolutely his right to say: “You know what? That’s plenty.” He’s a legend whether he retires in 2024 or 2034. Going out when he just made his eighth appearance in…
Jaguars still have full confidence in Trevor Lawrence, vow to use collapse as fuel for next season
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – In the wake of the most disappointing finish in franchise history, Doug Pederson said that he was still processing things and didn’t plan on any significant changes to his coaching staff just yet. Hours later, he made the first of those changes, firing defensive coordinator Mike Caldwell, the first in what should…
Elliott: Kevin Fiala’s focus on fundamentals helps Kings beat Ducks, extend road win streak
Kevin Fiala’s shortcomings were painfully obvious early this season. The risky passes that became costly giveaways. His lack of defensive awareness on a team built around two-way play. His production of one goal in his first 12 games while trying to force some kind of chemistry with center Pierre-Luc Dubois. Less obvious was the effort…
