Hamm faces long road back from knee injury in Freedom camp
Mia Hamm remains limited by a knee injury as Washington Freedom teammates and Erin Fahey note her rust as she rehabs at RFK Stadium. Hamm has not played this season since February surgery, hopes for a May return, and emphasizes rehab and a positive mindset while leadership reflects on attendance and team momentum.
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World Cup draws U S business giants into global reach
U S companies eye World Cup sponsorships as a prestige and marketing platform. Gillette partners since 1970 and values a media buy for 40 million while MasterCard notes Asia hosting expands reach beyond U S retail. Sponsors see global appeal despite late-night/early-morning broadcasts.
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Broadway Joe Namath Still Faces Pain With Grace
Hall of Famer Joe Namath, now 59, lives with chronic arthritis and leg injuries from football and a Bahamas water-ski accident. He maintains optimism, runs a summer football camp, works with ESPN and other outfits, and aims to stay active into his 90s while stressing diet and attitude.
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