Wembanyama Faces Growing Pains Amid NBA Losing Streaks
Victor Wembanyama adjusts to food culture double teams and losing as the Spurs, Pistons, and Wizards endure long skids. Detroit’s Cade Cunningham Ansar Thompson and Washington’s Bilal Coulibaly join a draft class facing a brutal streak while Greg Anthony and Monty Williams discuss the toll on players and teams.
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Victor Wembanyama
San Antonio Spurs
NBA
Wembanyama
Cade Cunningham
Ansar Thompson
Thompson
Overtime Elite
Atlanta
Pistons
Vancouver Grizzlies
Wizards
Spurs
Detroit
Washington
District of Columbia
Coulibaly
Jordan Poole
Kyle Kuzma
James
Lakers
Portland
Memphis
Ja Morant
Charlotte
Anthony
Cunningham
Marcus Sasser
Jaden Ivey
Purdue
Monty Williams
Williams
UNLV
New York Knicks
Hakeem Olajuwon
Rockets
Grizzlies
Kevin Garnett
Minnesota Timberwolves
LeBron James
New Orleans
Integrity commissioner Sarah-Eve Pelletier to step down early 2024
Sarah-Eve Pelletier, Canada’s first sport integrity commissioner, will resign early in 2024 after 18 months in the role. The OSIC chief will assist in the transition, with the abuse-free sport program evolving under new arrangements outside the SDRCC.
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Sarah-Eve Pelletier
Canada
Quebec
Sport Integrity Commissioner
OSIC
Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada
Pelletier
Sport Integrity
Carla Qualtrough
Sports Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada
SDRCC
Qualtrough
Bat Osic
Sarah Eve
Future of Sport In Canada Commission
Volleyball Canada
Nova Scotia
Cabrera Cleared to Play PGA Tour Events After Prison Release
Angel Cabrera, two time major champion, released on parole in Argentina in August, is cleared to compete in PGA Tour events. He told Golf Digest he seeks to repair his image after admitting serious mistakes and is undergoing alcohol addiction treatment while pursuing education.
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Angel Cabrera
Argentina
Golf Digest
Cabrera
PGA Tour
Tour
Oakmont
Micaela
Celia
Charlie Epps
Epps
Ping
Rosario
Augusta National
Tiger Woods
Jim Furyk
Thad
UConn to face TMU in regular season Canada game
No 17 UConn travels to Toronto Metropolitan University for a regular season non NCAA contest. The game counts under outside competition rules with Aaliyah Edwards, a Kingston Ontario native, backstopping the TMU Bold in a Canadian U Sports matchup.
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Hartford
Uconn
Canada
Toronto Metropolitan University
U Sports
Rick Nixon
NCAA
Connecticut
Geno Auriemma
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Milwaukee Bucks
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