German stars Anja Mittag and Nadine Angerer are expecting a wide-open tournament when the FIFA Womens's World Cup begins in Canada in June.
Mets and Matt Harvey Part WaysThe Mets declared an end to Matt Harvey’s tenure with the team on Friday after he refused to take a minor-league assignment.
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… Read MoreWealth Matters: Forget the Kentucky Derby Prize. The Big Return on Investment Is in Breeding.As one horse farm owner put it, the high costs of breeding horses can lead to big payoffs, or nothing at all.
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… Read MoreKentucky Derby 2018: Live Updates and OddsWith an extremely deep field, a number of horses have a solid chance to win the 144th running of the Kentucky Derby. Stay here for live updates, odds and analysis:
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… Read MoreWelcome to the W.N.B.A.: Good Luck Finding a JobOnly 144 women will make the 12 W.N.B.A. rosters. Not all of the 36 players drafted each season in the three-round draft will even make a team.
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… Read More4 Dodgers Pitchers Combine for a No-Hitter Against the PadresRookie Walker Buehler and a trio of relievers combined for the franchise’s 23rd no-hitter in a 4-0 victory over San Diego that took place in Mexico.
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