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CNN — Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic left a political message on a TV camera lens at the French Open on Monday in response to violent clashes in Kosovo. Following his first-round victory against American Aleksandar Kovacevic, Djokovic wrote “Kosovo is the [heart] of Serbia. Stop the violence” in Serbian on a camera lens, using…
Ducks lose to New York Islanders, 4-3
ELMONT, N.Y. — Simon Holmstrom scored the tiebreaking, short-handed goal late with 1:33 left in regulation and the New York Islanders beat the Ducks 4-3 on Wednesday night for their fourth straight win. Mathew Barzal, Kyle Palmieri and Casey Cizikas also scored, and Noah Dobson had two assists to help the Islanders improve to 6-0-1 in…
Commentary: MLS made a colossal mistake to drop U.S. Open Cup. How does the league not get that?
Don Garber acknowledged long ago he didn’t know much about soccer when he left the NFL for MLS. Last week, the MLS commissioner showed he still doesn’t understand the sport. The league’s attempt to limit its participation in the U.S. Open Cup to developmental MLS Next Pro players, knee-capping the country’s oldest national soccer competition,…
Is Marco Fabian arena soccer’s David Beckham? One man is counting on it
Four and a half years ago Marco Fabian was playing in his second World Cup for Mexico, which opened the tournament by beating top-ranked Germany before more than 78,000 fans in Moscow’s massive Luzhniki Stadium. Last Wednesday, Fabian was playing in his third Major Arena Soccer League game for the Empire Strykers, who lost to…
Garrett Wilson blasts Jets’ offense after ‘worst year of my life’
A somber Garrett Wilson did not give a ringing endorsement to offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett on Monday. The second-year receiver who seemed very down after the Jets finished 7-10 did not mention Hackett by name, but said the Jets need to be better on offense, particularly when it comes to making in-game adjustments. “What happened…
Jaguars still have full confidence in Trevor Lawrence, vow to use collapse as fuel for next season
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