Ledecky Loses 200 Free Title at Worlds to Pellegrini
In Budapest Katie Ledecky takes silver in the 200 meter free as Italy’s Federica Pellegrini wins in 1:54.73 with Emma McKeon sharing second place at 1:55.18. Pellegrini secures seven medals across careers, while Ledecky’s long streak ends.
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Panthers Davis defies alarm over CTE study and eyes more seasons
Panthers linebacker Thomas Davis called the JAMA CTE study alarming but said it will not stop him from playing or limit his two sons from youth football. He remains focused on contract talks and praises current concussion protocols while monitoring ongoing research.
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Kingston Builds pitching staff with Schmidt Crowe and Johnson
Kingston rounds out his pitching corps by selecting Clarke Schmidt Wil Crowe and Tyler Johnson in the first five rounds of last month's MLB draft He favors a returning core and emphasizes work to earn playing time The Buffalo bred coach values fundamentals speed power and analytics in driving wins The coach praises his collaboration with Tanner and anticipates fall ball insights for next season
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Panthers QB Newton returns to practice after shoulder surgery
Panthers quarterback Newton showed sharp mental focus and good zip in drills after shoulder surgery last December. Coach Mike Shula praised the 2015 MVP for a solid night, while cautioning not to do too much as he builds reps for the regular season opener.
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Djokovic slips from No. 1 to No. 4 amid depleted majors run
Djokovic says he feels worn out and flat after a string of success culminating at Roland Garros 2016. He will rest after a prolonged injury break before the U.S. Open starts August 28 with Henri Laaksonen taking his spot at Flushing Meadows. Federer, meanwhile, points to rest and a comeback, noting his own break led to Wimbledon and a late 19th major title.
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