Canada Clinches Copa America Quarterfinal With Chile Draw
Canada remains level with Chile in a scoreless draw at Inter&Co Stadium in Orlando, earning their spot in the Copa America quarterfinals as Group A wraps up. Chile's Gabriel Suazo was sent off, while Argentina dominated group play ahead of the knockout rounds.
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Maxime Crépeau
Canada
Chile
Inter&Co
Orlando
Florida
Gabriel Suazo
Suazo
Gabriel Arias
Arias
Crépeau
Portland Timbers
Argentina
Peru
Brazil
Uruguay
Ricardo Gareca
Lautaro Martinez
Lionel Messi
Miami Gardens
Angel di Maria
Martinez
Messi
Lionel Scaloni
Italy ousted from Euro after 2-0 loss to Switzerland
Italy's 2024 Euro campaign collapses in Berlin as Switzerland beat the Azzurri 2-0 in the round of 16. Spalletti defends his brief tenure noting limited matches and a need to understand the team better while Germany advances to the quarterfinals after beating Denmark with Havertz and Musiala on the scoresheet.
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Italy
Luciano Spalletti
Azzurri
Napoli
Berlin
Switzerland
Sweden
North
Macedonia
Wembley
Germany
France
Olympiastadion
Spalletti
Denmark
Dortmund
Joachim Andersen
David Baum
Andersen
VAR
Kai Havertz
Jamal Musiala
Utah takes center stage in NHL draft with two trades
In Salt Lake City, Utah absorbs two trades early in round two to bolster defense. GM Bill Armstrong lands Mikhail Sergachev from Tampa Bay and John Marino from New Jersey, while also moving up to nab Cole Beaudoin and selecting Tij Iginla. The push signals Utah’s bid to become a contender as ownership expands sports investments and eyes the 2034 Winter Games.
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Las Vegas
Ryan Smith
Utah Hockey Club
Bill Armstrong
Arizona Coyotes
Utah
Mikhail Sergachev
Tampa Bay
John Marino
New Jersey
Armstrong
Tij Iginla
Jarome Iginla
Lightning
Julien BriseBois
Sergachev
Steven Stamkos
BriseBois
Don Meehan
Arizona
Coyotes
Delta Center
Hockey Draft Notebook Round Shuffle Across Teams
A long list of second and third round picks shows team selections and trades across NHL franchises. Names include Gabriel Eliasson, Julius Miettinen, Adam Klet, Cole Hutson, Harris Brunicke, Ryder Ritchie, Tanner Howe, Max Plante, Colin Ralph, Mikhail Yegorov, Nikita Artamonov, Jack Berglund, Leon Muggli, Leo Sahlin Wallenius, Jesse Pulkkinen, Teddy Stiga, Lukas Fischer, Carter George, Linus Eriksson, Spencer Gill, Evan Gardner, Kamil Bednarik, Jacob Battaglia, Nathan Villeneuve, Eemil Vinni, Will Skahan, Maxim M Chicoutimi, John Mustard, Ethan Procyszyn, Noel Fransen, Aatos Koivu, Brodie Ziemer, Anthony Spellacy, Alexis Bernier, Henry Mews, Ilya Protas, William Zellers, Viggo Gustafsson, Logan Sawyer, Tarin Smith, Ondrej Becher, Ondrej Kos, Carso Welsch, Pavel Moysevich, Kirill Zarubin, Kasper Pikkarainen, Luca Martelli, Miguel Marques, Kim Saarinen, Tomas Lavoie, Eriks Mateiko, Herman Traff, Jack Pridham, Melvin Fernstrom, Hiroki Gossic, Adam Jecho, Veeti Vaisanen, Matvei Shuravin.
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Ottawa
Gabriel Eliasson
Sweden
Seattle
Julius Miettinen
Everett
Cal _w Basha
Medicine Hat
New Jersey
San Jose
Adam Klet D
Washington
Buffalo
Cole Hutson
USA
Fittspurga
Philadelphia
Carolina
Harris Brunicke
Kamloops
Minnesota
Ryder Ritchie
Prince Albert
Pittsburgh
Tanner Howe
Regina
Detroit
Max Plante
St. Louis
Colin Ralph
Shattuck-St. Mary’s Prep
Utah
Mikhail Yegorov
Omaha
USHS
N.Y
Tampa Bay
Nashville
Leo Sahlin Wallenius
Vaxjo Jr
New York Islanders
Los Angeles
Chicago
Jesse Pulkkinen
JYP
Finland
Teddy Stiga
Toronto
Lukas Fischer
Sarnia
OHL
Los Angeles Kings
Colorado
Montreal
Carter George
Owen Sound
Florida
Boston
Anaheim
Linus Eriksson
Djurgarden
Winnipeg
Spencer Gill
USA U-18
NTDP
Calgary
Denver
Jacob Battaglia
Kingstor
N.Y. Rangers
Nathan Villeneuve
Sudbury
Edmonton
Eemil Vinni
Jokipojat
Will Skahan
Roung
Maxim M
Chicoutimi
John Mustard
Waterloo
Ethan Procyszyn
North Bay
Columbus
Noel Fransen
Farjestac Jr
Aatos Koivu
Tps Jr
Brodie Ziemer
Anthony Spellacy
Windsor
Alexis Bernier
D. Baie-Comeau
QMJHL
Henry Mews
Ilya Protas
Des Moines
Prince George
Ondrej Kos
Ilves Jr
Carso Welsch
Vegas
Kirill Zarubin
Akm Tula Jr
Russia
Kasper Pikkarainen
Luca Martelli
Oshawa
Miguel Marques
Lethbridge
Kim Saarinen
HPK Jr
Tomas Lavoie
Cape Breton
Eriks Mateiko
John
Herman Traff
Hv71 Jr
Aces extend win streak with 88 77 road victory over Mystics
Las Vegas Aces rally to beat Washington 88 77 as Jackie Young scores 26 and Chelsea Gray adds 22. Tiffany Hayes 17 points, Aja Wilson 11 points and nine rebounds. Washington led by Stefanie Dolson with 23 points.
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Jackie Young
Chelsea Gray
Las Vegas Aces
Washington Mystics
Young
Las Vegas
Gray
Tiffany Hayes
Aces
Aja Wilson
Stefanie Dolson
Myisha Hines-Allen
Ariel Atkins
Cepeda Pioneered DH Role to Hall of Fame Fame
Cepeda accepted Boston’s 1972 DH offer, later honored at Fenway Park in 2013 as a designated hitter. He thrived in 1973 with a .289 average, 20 homers, and 86 RBIs earning DH of the Year. His story spans early language barriers, Reinventing career as DH, and a later legal arrest in 2007.
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Cepeda
Boston
Associated Press
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Atlanta
Fenway Park
Giants
Charlie Finley
Oakland
Denny McLain
Kansas City
Baltimore
Tommy Davis
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
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U.S
Virginia
Latin America
United States
Dominican Republic
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Rob Manfred
California Highway Patrol
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Igor Chernyshov
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Dominik Badinka
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Modo Jr
Charlie Blick
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