Новости за 25.03.2022

Is anyone going to want either QB?

The NFL quarterback carousel is slowing to a stop, and there’s two horses nobody seems to want. Jimmy Garoppolo now seems destined to be relegated to the bench or released with the 49ers committing to Trey Lance, while Baker Mayfield has gone from Cleveland darling to throwaway in a matter of two short years.

This isn’t just a case of needing to wait and see where they’ll land. Rather, it’s looking more and more like neither quarterback will have a place to start in 2022. Читать дальше...

It’s BIG BOSS’ world and we’re just living in it.

The United States has been SLACKING when it comes to great sport entrances. Hell, we still venerate the 90s Bulls as having the greatest of all time — and while that was amazing, Japan is on a whole other level.

Friday marked opening day in the NPB, and with it the debut of Tsuyoshi Shinjo as the manager of the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters. Well, that’s not entirely accurate, because he’s not a manager — he’s BIG BOSS.

It’s Opening Day in Japan... Читать дальше...

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Zags gone. Zona gone. K? Still dancing.

This is the sports story we need.

Jules Hoogland’s goal was to hit a shot during her senior year. Just one shot. Every kid dreams of making a huge basket that causes the gym to erupt as they become a hero to their classmates — but for this 17-year-old it’s more difficult than you’d expect.

That’s because Jules Hoogland is blind.

And you thought March Madness was exciting. Zeeland Public Schools Unified Basketball took over the court this morning, and the crowd went WILD! #ZpsLearningForLife... Читать дальше...

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Teams said they took the allegations against Watson seriously, but their actions tell another story.

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Rejoice, Gonzaga haters, your reign will continue for at least another 12 months.

It’s easy to doubt Chet Holmgren up until the moment you see his special gifts in action. Here’s why he’s going to work in the NBA.