Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud insists all is not lost for the Premier League club ahead of their UEFA Champions League trip to Monaco.
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… Read MoreFernando Tatis Jr. and Yankees Coach Test Positive for CoronavirusSan Diego’s Tatis was asymptomatic. Phil Nevin, a third-base coach for the Yankees, tested positive despite being vaccinated.
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… Read MoreWhat Rudy Tomjanovich Learned by Coaching the GreatsTomjanovich led the Houston Rockets to two championships (Hakeem Olajuwon), briefly coached the Lakers (Kobe Bryant) and oversaw an Olympic team (Kevin Garnett).
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… Read MorePatrick Mazeika Continues to Be Magic for MetsThe third-string catcher has two walk-offs in four career games. The Yankees got past positive coronavirus tests and beat the Rays.
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… Read MoreMichigan Ignored Warnings About Doctor Abusing Athletes, a Report SaysA law firm hired by the university released a report about sexual abuse by Robert E. Anderson, who was a longtime doctor in the athletic department.
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