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US Open 2025 Day Seven Recap

Day Seven at the US Open saw the men’s draw trimmed to the last sixteen, with three of the eight matches ending in retirement. World No. 1 Jannik Sinner survived a stern test from Denis Shapovalov, rallying from a set down and a break deficit in the third, while Felix Auger-Aliassime produced one of his …

From peRFect Tennis | 3 months ago | 0 reads

US Open 2025 Day Six Recap

Day Six of the US Open brought more twists to the men’s draw as Novak Djokovic produced his sharpest display of the fortnight to beat Cameron Norrie, while Carlos Alcaraz raced past Luciano Darderi despite a brief knee scare. Ben Shelton’s campaign ended in heartbreak as he retired after the fourth set against Adrian Mannarino, …

From peRFect Tennis | 3 months ago | 0 reads

US Open 2025 Day Five Recap

Day Five at the US Open saw Jannik Sinner ease through in straight sets again, while Tommy Paul was pushed to the limit before outlasting Nuno Borges in five. The day’s biggest shock came from qualifier Kamil Majchrzak, who stunned ninth seed Karen Khachanov in a deciding tiebreak, and Daniel Altmaier added to the seeded …

From peRFect Tennis | 3 months ago | 0 reads

US Open 2025 Day Four Recap

Day Four at the US Open saw Novak Djokovic grind through another shaky four-setter, Carlos Alcaraz hit top gear, and two prominent Scandi seeds, Holger Rune and Casper Ruud, bow out in five-set losses that reshaped the bottom half of the draw. Djokovic again looked physically vulnerable before steadying against qualifier Zachary Svajda, while Alcaraz …

From peRFect Tennis | 4 months ago | 0 reads

Oh about Gore

Yeah I was only doing bats. Gore is the only arm that I think deserves talking about in terms of a long-term signing. I like Lord and Ferrer but relief pitching is notoriously fickle, neither of these guys is lights out (or likely to be that) so they just feel very replaceable and not something you gamble money on keeping past age 30.  As arms go Parker and Irvin are nothing to hold on to. I mean I guess if they want to be REAL reasonable and sign for cheap so they don't have to move...&n...

From Nationals Baseball | 4 months ago | 1 read

Why Progressive Jackpots Are The Best Option for Online Players?

Online slot games are exciting entertainment that never fades for the years to come. The regular slots to progressive jackpots are giving good rewards. Among all types of slots, progressive jackpots offer huge wins, so why not try here? These jackpots have the power to turn small bets into life-changing winnings. But what makes progressive [...] The post Why Progressive Jackpots Are The Best Option for Online Players? first appeared on Sports Then and Now .

From Sports Then and Now | 4 months ago | 0 reads

Arsenal vs Leeds United Highlights

'34: GOAL! Timber 1-0 '45+1 GOAL! Saka 2-0 '48: GOAL! Gyokeres 3-0 '56: GOAL! Timber 4-0 Foul - Penalty given to Arsenal '90+5: GOAL! Gyokeres 5-0 (pen) MOTD: Highlights | Analysis

From Arsenalist | 4 months ago | 0 reads

Who to sign long-term

You can win in several ways in baseball but the current hotness is to "rebuild" sign a bunch of your young players while they are young so they don't cost as much and hope that if you sign 6 that 2 work out and money wise that still probably saves you enough money to spend on FA.  Of course because people LOVE to go into the comments to say "It's not up to the Nats..." "Scott Boras won't let them..." I'll note here that what we want to see is a concerted and public effort to make these si...

From Nationals Baseball | 4 months ago | 0 reads

7 Tips for Taking Up Boxing in Middle Age

If you think that boxing is a young person’s game, then you might be right but only when it comes to the elite game. Older people might not be winning those championship belts that get all of the attention, but you know what? That doesn’t mean that us older people can’t get involved in the [...] The post 7 Tips for Taking Up Boxing in Middle Age first appeared on Sports Then and Now .

From Sports Then and Now | 4 months ago | 0 reads

No Mo Lowe

The Nats brought up Dylan Crews today, back from injury and ready to get some more at bats.  To clear a roster spot they didn't cut 32 year old signed for a single year Josh Bell, who is hitting average from the DH spot. They didn't cut 31year old, well he can field if he can literally do NOTHING else, signed for a single year Paul DeJong.  They didn't cut 29 year old, never was catcher Riley Adams who doesn't do anything well.  Instead they cut 29 year old Nathaniel Lowe, who b...

From Nationals Baseball | 4 months ago | 1 read

Hoyas Dominate Japan, 88-53, in GLOBL JAM Behind Harris-Smith’s Near Triple-Double

Team USA, proudly represented by your Georgetown Hoyas, made a powerful statement in their opening game of the GLOBL JAM tournament, dismantling the Japanese national team in a commanding 88-53 victory on Wednesday afternoon. From the opening tip at the Mattamy Athletic Centre, Coach Ed Cooley’s squad revealed a potent blend of physical dominance, defensive […]

From Casual Hoya | 4 months ago | 0 reads

Rick Pitino rolls out “position-less” offense in St. John’s men’s basketball open practice

One of the leading stories of this college basketball offseason has been the nation-best transfer class joining St. John’s for the 2025-26 season. The six new additions from the portal of course engendered hype in the Red Storm as a preseason top-five team and a legitimate Final Four contender, but it also invited curiosity about […]

From Rumble In The Garden | 4 months ago | 0 reads

Roman Anthony Agrees To 8/130 Extension; Two Actual Nicknames!

  The Red Sox signed outfielder Roman Anthony to an eight-year extension worth $130 million . Anthony, who turned 21 in May, made his debut on June 9. In 47 games, he's slashing .276/.392/.417 for an .809 OPS (126+ OPS, 5th best on the team). His .392 on-base is tops on the team. Molly Burkhardt (mlb.com) reports : The extension will begin with the 2026 season and includes escalators that could bring the overall value up to $230 million. The deal includes a 2034 club option for $30 millio...

From the joy of sox | 4 months ago | 0 reads

Schadenfreude 364 (A Continuing Series)

Monday Texas 8, DAAAYANKEESLOSE 5 (10) Yankees Will Play Closer Role 'Night By Night' After Devin Williams' Latest Meltdown Greg Joyce, Post When the Yankees acquired two closers at the deadline, they recommitted to Devin Williams as their ninth-inning guy. Less than a week later, that job is more up for grabs. A night after Williams blew a save and gave up a run for the fifth time in his last seven outings, Aaron Boone indicated he would be more fluid with who his closer is on a give...

From the joy of sox | 4 months ago | 2 reads

Half Empty or Half Full?

Well, things are looking… different. In two weeks, despite several additions that even impartial observers...

From Bronx Banter | 4 months ago | 0 reads