Gordon to substitute for Earnhardt at Brickyard and Pocono
Dale Earnhardt Jr will miss the Brickyard 400 and next race at Pocono due to concussion like symptoms. Jeff Gordon will drive the No 88 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports for two races replacing Earnhardt with occasional public remarks from team and sponsor Axalta. Gordon returns to the Brickyard track where he seeks a sixth Indy victory and a possible clash with his former No 24 car driven by Chase Elliott.
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Derevyanchenko Soliman IBF Eliminator Fight in Mashantucket
Boxing card in Mashantucket Connecticut features Sergiy Derevyanchenko against Sam Soliman in an IBF middleweight eliminator. Event starts at 8 p.m. with coverage of a key world title pathway.
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Baseball Drug Suspensions and Roster Moves Shock MLB
Major League Baseball suspends 72 games each for Angela Almonte Jean Peralta and Josefe Pinales for stanozolol metabolites. Wally Vrolik gets 50 games for methylhexanamine. Teams announce multiple call ups, DL moves, and acquisitions across AL and NL with player recalls to Pawtucket, Rochester, Nashville, and Frisco plus trades for cash.
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Multiple sports moves and suspensions across leagues
Majo weagus Soccer reports Majo weagus signs and suspensions across MLS USL and college sports. Columbus Crew places Matt Pacifici on season-ending injury life. Seattle Sounders sign Zach Mathers short term. USL suspends players for yellow card accumulation including Ricky Garbanzo Justin Portillo Nathan Smith War Fall Octavio Guaman. Charlotte Brian Brown Rennice Clarke Aaron Long suspended one game. Wilmington assistant coach Matt Glaeser two-game ban for abusive language. UFG announces Chad Mendes two-year USADA suspension for PED. Columbia MO student-athlete promotions Daniel Radkowiec and Drew Grzella added to athletics staff. Hofstra Emily Morphius named women's assistant soccer coach. Oklahoma City David Crynes named men's and women's assistant. Seton Hall Riza Zalameda named women’s tennis coach.
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East Division WoL Standings and Tonight Schedule
East and West divisions show team records with Joliet Washington Lake Erie and others. Tonight matches include River City at Washington Gateway at Traverse City Lake Erie at Evansville Schaumburg at Normal and Joliet at Florence among eight other games.
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International League scores and tonight’s schedule
Matches started with Gwinnett 6 Buffalo 3 and Syracuse 2 Louisville 7 as players noted. Other results include Columbus 5 Norfolk 5 and Scranton/Wilkes-Barre 14 Charlotte 2 with several late games and a full slate listed for 5:05 to 8:05 local times.
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Tour de France Stage From Bern To Forclat Talenvin Climb
Stage 17 runs 114.6 miles from Bern to Inhaut Emosson in the Swiss Alps with a Category 1 climb to Col de la Forclat Talenvin. The route traverses Swiss terrain featuring alpine climbs and potential GC implications as riders approach high altitude difficulty.
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Tennis results from Rock Creek Park and ATP WTA events
The report lists multiple singles results across tournaments at Rock Creek Park Washington Bastad Gstaad Umag Umag and Stanford with players including Gilles Muller Yoshihito Nishioka Steve Johnson Viktor Troicki Angelique Kerber Laura Siegemund and Petra Kvitova among others. Winners advance with scores noted in hard outdoor clay and indoor surfaces across two rounds and notable purses ranging from 226750 to 1.63 million dollars.
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Cycling stage results and overall standings update
The list shows cyclists with stage times and nationalities from AM Cycling to FD I, noting Pantano Majka Durasek Feillu Voeckler Pozzovivo Clement Morabita Porte and others. The overall standings after 17 stages place Froome in first at 7:25:10 with Mollema Yates Quintana Bardet among top contenders.
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Suns to play two regular season games in Mexico City
The Phoenix Suns announce two regular season games in Mexico City against the Dallas Mavericks on January 12 and the San Antonio Spurs on January 14 marking the NBA’s second Mexico City trip in one season. The NBA has held 24 games in Mexico since 1992, second only to Canada.
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