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- The Burlington Free Press
Mikaela Shiffrin's former coach joins staff at Mount Mansfield Academy
A resident of Stowe, Mike Day hired as director of athlete development at Mount Mansfield Academy following exit as Mikaela Shiffrin's longtime coach.
- USA TODAY Sports
ESPN's Mike Greenberg, 55, recovering after Monday heart procedure
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- USA TODAY Sports - Golfweek
Rory McIlroy hits one of the greatest drives of all-time to win match against Denny McCarthy at WGC-Dell Match Play
You'll have to see it to believe it.
- The Telegraph
Sharron Davies backs World Athletics ban on transgender athletes from all women’s events
World Athletics has made the landmark decision to ban transgender women from competing in female international events.
- USA TODAY Sports
Boston radio host under fire for 'extremely offensive' comment about ESPN's Mina Kimes
A Boston sports radio talk show host is under fire for using an ethnic slur to describe ESPN's Mina Kimes. He apologized and said he was suspended.
- The Telegraph
Gwyneth isn’t alone: ski slopes have become a legal minefield
The world is mesmerised by yet another celebrity televised trial. This time it’s Gwyneth Paltrow in the dock, defending herself against 76-year-old retired optometrist Terry Sanderson, who claims she collided into him causing a brain injury and four broken ribs while skiing uncontrollably in Deer Valley, Utah, in February 2016. Sanderson initially asked for £2.5 million in damages, now reduced to a bargain £245,000. The fact that Sanderson posted a “very happy, smiling picture” of himself tobogg
- Trojans Wire
Kerr Kriisa transfers out of Arizona, which is definitely good for the U of A
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- Draft Wire
Did the Panthers reveal their plan for the No. 1 pick?
A hot mic might have captured the Panthers revealing their intention with the No. 1 overall pick
- Cardinals Wire
4 draft prospects worth a 1st-round pick who probably fall into Rd. 2
The Cardinals have the third pick in the second round of the draft. These prospects could be available. Are they a fit for Arizona?
- Chiefs Wire
One year later: What did we learn from Chiefs’ trade of Tyreek Hill?
A year ago today, the #Chiefs traded Tyreek Hill to the #Dolphins. Our @goldmctNFL reflects on what we've all learned since.
- FourFourTwo
Manchester United offer bonkers swap deal to sign Harry Kane: report
Manchester United want Harry Kane – and have made an offer to Tottenham to send one of their stars in the other direction
- Austin American-Statesman
Bohls: Jordan Spieth at a loss for words and a win, placing him in Dell Match Play trouble
Jordan Spieth fell 2-and-1 in a surprising loss to PGA Tour rookie Taylor Montgomery in his bid to win his adopted hometown Dell Match Play event.
- Kansas City Star
Tyreek Hill somberly notes the official end of the Chiefs’ ‘Legion of Zoom’ era
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- ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports
NFL directs teams to not negotiate with Ken Francis regarding Lamar Jackson
As recently reported, a representative not certified by the NFL Players Association has been contacting teams on behalf of Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson. The NFL sent a memo to all teams on Wednesday instructing them not to negotiate with this person. “The NFLPA has informed us that a person by the name of Ken Francis, [more]
- Browns Wire
What is the equivalent value of falling back 32 spots to land Elijah Moore?
What is the equivalent of falling back 32 slots in the draft to land Elijah Moore?
- NextShark
Boston radio host suspended for ‘extremely offensive’ racial slur referencing ESPN’s Mina Kimes
A Boston-area radio producer was suspended for purportedly using an ethnic slur to describe ESPN journalist Mina Kimes during an on-air segment. On Wednesday, WEEI's "The Greg Hill Show" co-hosts Greg Hill, Jermaine Wiggins and Courtney Cox discussed Boston City Councilor Ricardo Arroyo’s plan to outlaw “nips,” or miniature liquor bottles, in the city as they are reportedly often littered and are too small to be recycled. The trio then discussed their “top five nips” before Curtis interjected, “I'd probably go Mina Kimes,” referring to the ESPN NFL analyst, who is of Korean descent.
- Rockford Register Star
Former Rockford-area state wrestling champion commits to Big 10 school
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- NBC Sports Chicago
This stat makes Shohei Ohtani's WBC strikeout of Mike Trout even more epic
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- Rutgers Wire
ESPN Radio’s Chris Carlin blasts St. John’s for Rick Pitino hire: ‘Where Rick Pitino operates, he lives in the grey’
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