MLB confronts old tweets as inclusion efforts press on
Major League Baseball presses to grow African American participation and diversity through programs like Play Ball Break Through Series and RBI as teams host LGBT nights. The spotlight shifts to inflammatory past tweets by Josh Hader Sean Newcomb and Trea Turner raising questions about progress amid rising minority representation and youth outreach.
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Arsenal's global rise traced from a North London title
A retrospective on how the English Premier League grew from a 1989 moment when Arsenal clinched the First Division title at Liverpool to a global multi billion dollar phenomenon. It covers broadcasting deals with Sky, BT, NBC, and the flow of mega wages, plus the shift from live stadiums to bars and screens abroad.
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Hope College Football Ready To Build On Strong Culture
Hope opens 2024 season with returning leaders Mason Apple and Cooper Cecchini focused on leadership and conditioning. Coach Stuarsma notes stronger linebackers and a deep roster as 19 seniors, 20 juniors, 27 sophomores, and 33 freshmen prepare for a Friday night opener against Millikin. Dekker, an AFCA Good Works Team nominee, embraces a culture change and aims for a longer season.
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Fresh Shirt Helps Woods Rescue Open At PGA
Tiger Woods started with a bogey double bogey but stayed on the card by changing into a dry backup shirt at the 12th tee to post even par 70. He finished six behind leader Gary Woodland amid heat and long days at Bellerive.
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Americans Sweep at Swim Trials Tokyo Prep Continues
Ledecky faced a tough double and pledged focus on the future as Tokyo looms. Lilly King, a Rio Olympic champion, won the 100 breaststroke in 1:05.44, saying the race felt like a rehearsal for the Olympics in the same city. Other U S winners included Jordan Wilimovsky in the 1 500, Townley Haas in the 200 free, and Chase Kalisz in the 400IM, defeating Hagino and Seto after silver in Rio.
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