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US Open women’s final: American Coco Gauff rallies to defeat Aryna Sabalenka in dramatic finish | CNN
Queens, New York CNN — Coco Gauff, the world No. 10 women’s singles player, has defeated Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka 2-6 6-3 6-2 with a dramatic comeback in the women’s US Open final. The star-studded crowd erupted with applause after Gauff’s home-turf victory at Arthur Ashe Stadium in Queens. The win is 19-year-old Gauff’s first career…
Draymond Green reinstated after 12-game suspension
The NBA has reinstated Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green after his 12-game suspension, the league announced Saturday. Green has been undergoing counseling for several weeks along with holding progress meetings with the league and Warriors. “During the period of his suspension, which began on Dec. 14 and resulted in him missing 12 games, Green…
Tampa Bay rallies to hand Kings their sixth loss in a row
TAMPA, Fla. — Nick Perbix scored 2:02 into overtime and the Tampa Bay Lightning rallied from two goals down in the third period to beat the slumping Kings 3-2 on Tuesday night. Jon Cooper became the third-fastest NHL coach to win 500 games. Scotty Bowman (825) and Bruce Boudreau (837) were the only ones to get…
For Jared Goff, Rams-Lions game about more than himself. ‘I want to be a part of this win’
ALLEN PARK, Mich. — Jared Goff has his share of picture-perfect memories from his five seasons as quarterback of the Rams. One of those sits under glass at his office in Los Angeles. It’s a shot from an classic night game at the Coliseum in 2018, the year he helped lead them to the Super Bowl….
“I Actually Got Second Hand Embarrassment”: A Machine Gun Kelly Interview Went Viral This Weekend, And MGK Himself Just Responded
my vibe is “the worst” how? because someone put a microphone in my face essentially forcing me to do a random interview when i was just trying to enjoy an event? because car engines were so loud i couldnt hear him? please tell me more about why im the worst. — blonde don (@machinegunkelly) November…
Franz Beckenbauer was a graceful and visionary ‘libero’ who changed the face of soccer
By taking a step back, Franz Beckenbauer put himself a step ahead. The “libero” — taken from the Italian word for “free” and describing a player who had a covering role behind a defensive line — was not an entirely new concept to soccer by the late 1960s and early 1970s. It was just that…

