Monday, July 25, 2016

IOC 'reluctant' to ban Russian team from Olympics: Pound and other top stories.

  • IOC 'reluctant' to ban Russian team from Olympics: Pound

    The IOC seems reluctant to ban the entire Russian team from next month's Olympic Games, despite mounting concern over doping violations, the co-author of the report that led to Russia's ban from track and field events said on Wednesday.The McLaren report on Russian doping, published on Monday, revealed evidence of a systematic and widespread state-sponsored doping by Russian athletes at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.That led to World Anti-Doping Agency WADA recommending that the International..
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  • POLL: Should Yankees trade Andrew Miller for Cubs' Kyle Schwarber?

    POLL: Should Yankees trade Andrew Miller for Cubs' Kyle Schwarber?
    Cue the debate. Dating back to June, Cubs scouts have been seen around the Yankees. The reason: Left-handed relief aces Andrew Miller and Aroldis Chapman. As the Yankees get closer and closer to making a decision on becoming a seller or standing pat (it's hard to imagine the Yankees buying in 2016), the Cubs will loom as a major negotiator around the deadline. At first, there seemed like little chance that Chicago would part with left-handed slugger Kyle Schwarber. Despite his early-season kne..
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  • When Tiger returns, no event should be ruled out

    When Tiger returns, no event should be ruled out
    The somber, pessimistic vibe that made for an uncomfortable Bahamas breeze last December turned out to be spot on. Tiger Woods looked and sounded like a guy who was not going to be playing competitive golf for a good while, and this week that feeling became reality.By withdrawing from the PGA Championship and his agent, Mark Steinberg, saying he would not play during the rest of 2015-16 season -- a matter of weeks at this point -- it was assured that more than a year will have passed between Woo..
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  • British Open 2016: Lessons from Royal Troon

    British Open 2016: Lessons from Royal Troon
    The 2016 British Open will be recalled for mano-a-mano magnificence, plus a charming links, two stars who talked too much and a rare Beef. Embrace Quirky Forget the notion that Royal Troon is dull and unimaginative, even if the first six and the last six holes are awfully mundane. Upon closer scrutiny, it's evident by the list of champions, and by the shots the great players are asked to play, that Troon succeeds brilliantly, if not architecturally, as a proper test of golf. I profess my affect..
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  • Jeff Gordon to replace Dale Earnhardt Jr. for next two races

    Jeff Gordon to replace Dale Earnhardt Jr. for next two races
    10:49 AM ETBob PockrassNASCAR Close• NASCAR writer for ESPN.com • 2009, 2013 NMPA Writer of the Year • More than 25 years experience covering motorsportsJeff Gordon is returning to Sprint Cup racing, as he replaces Dale Earnhardt Jr., for the next two races.Earnhardt will sit out this Sunday's race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the following race at Pocono on July 31, with concussion-type symptoms.Jeff Gordon will step in for Dale Earnhardt Jr. for the next two Sprint Cup races. AP Photo/St..
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  • Report: Brock Lesnar tested positive for anti-estrogen, just like Jon Jones, for UFC 200

    Report: Brock Lesnar tested positive for anti-estrogen, just like Jon Jones, for UFC 200
    Ethan Miller/Getty Images Hey, remember when former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) light heavyweight champion Jon Jones went on a Twitter tirade and told the mixed martial arts (MMA) community his positive drug test was an anomaly and should in no way be compared to Brock Lesnar? Yeah, about that... Lesnar, who flunked an out-of-competition drug test ahead of his combat sports return, blew up his second drug test -- in competition -- for the UFC 200 pay-per-view (PPV) extravaganz..
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  • Florida Zika case may be first from mosquito inside US

    Florida Zika case may be first from mosquito inside US
    Florida health officials are investigating what may be the first case of Zika virus in the U.S. transmitted by a mosquito. The patient does not appear to have traveled to a region with an outbreak of the virus.The Florida Department of Health announced Tuesday evening that it is conducting an investigation into a possible non-travel related Zika infection in a patient in Miami-Dade County. But that's the extent of the information they would release.Florida health officials said they're working ..
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  • DeAngelo Williams: Brady suspension doesn't affect Steelers

    DeAngelo Williams: Brady suspension doesn't affect Steelers
    Getty ImagesOne of the many talking points that has accompanied speculation about what Tom Brady’s suspension will mean for the Patriots has been the possibility that the quarterback’s absence for the first month of the season will be a good thing for other teams in the AFC. That wasn’t Las Vegas’ reaction to last week’s news that Brady has dropped his fight against the suspension and it isn’t the reaction of Steelers running back DeAngelo Williams. While Williams feels “everybody has their pr..
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  • Dodgers shut down Clayton Kershaw due to back discomfort

    Dodgers shut down Clayton Kershaw due to back discomfort
    WASHINGTON -- Clayton Kershaw experienced a setback in his recovery from a lower back injury, and the return of the Los Angeles Dodgers' ace pitcher remains uncertain.Kershaw, on the disabled list with a mild disk herniation, has not pitched since June 26 at Pittsburgh. He suffered his second loss of the season in that outing, when he gave up four runs on nine hits in six innings. A day later, he was being examined for back issues that were being downplayed at the time, but he ended up on the di..
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  • Carmelo Anthony making voice heard in fight for social change

    Carmelo Anthony making voice heard in fight for social change
    Team USA head coach Mike Krzyzewski and players DeMarcus Cousins and DeAndre Jordan talk about the added significance to the team's performance this year due to the current state of the country. USA TODAY SportsCarmelo Anthony says athletes need to "steer [their] anger in the right direction."(Photo: Adam Hunger, USA TODAY Sports)LAS VEGAS – The moment of inspiration hit Carmelo Anthony in the middle of the night. For a few days, he had contemplated the shooting deaths involving police ..
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