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Talbot earns win with 9th NHL franchise

Cam Talbot earned a win with his ninth NHL franchise, the most by any goaltender in NHL history, with a 20-save effort in the Blue Jackets' 3-2 shootout win.
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MMA

UFC Vegas 122 live results: Allen faces Duncan

UFC Fight Night: Allen vs Duncan, aka UFC Vegas 122, airs live tonight (Saturday, October 10) from Meta APEX in Las Vegas. The main event is a five-round middleweight bout between Brendan Allen (27-7) of Beaufort, South Carolina, and Christian Leroy Duncan (15-2) of England. The co-main event is a...
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Cricket

‘Let India Play Against Themselves': A Former President's Bombshell Demand Puts Cricket On High Alert

Former Cricket West Indies president Dave Cameron just dropped a bomb, straight up saying the Caribbean side needs to be ready to pull the plug on international cricket. This isn’t just some casual talk, either. Cameron is proposing a radical protest against the International Cricket Council’s seriously lopsided revenue-sharing model, basically saying if things don’t change, West Indies should “let India play against themselves.” Talk about a mic drop! He made these comments on the Mason and…
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Basketball

The NBA Swears Off Squeezing Players, But One $76 Million Contract Tells A Different Story

The NBA officially pushed back hard this past Friday, flat-out denying the narrative that its new second apron rules are hurting the league’s “lower” and “middle” class players. NBA Communications dropped the stats, asserting that roster spots are holding steady and annual salaries have actually shot up by nearly $1.3 billion since the apron came into play. The league’s point is simple: the water level hasn’t changed, with 450 roster spots and players still grabbing roughly 50% of the…
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Handball

IMC, OYO victorious in Sub Junior Boys' Handball Tournament

IMC, Thoubal and OYO, Kongpal emerged victorious in today's league matches of the 38th Sub Junior Boys Handball Tournament being hosted by CYDOL, Lilong Chajing under the auspices of the Manipur Handball Association In a Pool B match, IMC sealed their first win in two games by defeating YLK 27 22 L Veeraj 9 goals and L Nelson 7 goals shared 16 goals in IMC's win as T Paokhamba and Arbin scored 3 goals apiece L Tenjarin and S Rajdeep scored 2 goals apiece and L Punshiba scored one N Bikash scored 10 goals for YLK as N Parkar scored 5 goals and A Tomthinnganba scored 3 goals Kangleinganba and N Prabash also scored two goals apiece for YLK Later in the Pool A match, Ksh Santosh, Ksh Arjun and Ksh Premchandra scored 5 goals apiece to guide OYO to an 18 13 win over KKLYDO Ksh Geetchandra 2 goals and T Malemnganba 1 goal were also on target for OYO in the team's win as KKLYDO's M Rajkumar 6 , M Leishemba 3 , Th Bikash 2 , Chingthanganba 1 and H Bidyachandra 1 were on target Source The Sangai Express
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Rugby Union

The road to the Eagles began in England for Joshua Weru

Ahead of the Eagles playing the Jaguars in London, OLB Joshua Weru reflects on playing rugby in England, as well as British sporting culture. PhiladelphiaEagles.com The Eagles are traveling to England this week, a country where one of their players lived for years. At the age of 14, Eagles outside linebacker Joshua Weru moved from Kenya to England to pursue rugby union. He played for the Northampton
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