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Here's every Game 7 in Stanley Cup Final history, ranked 1-16 | Sporting News
In Sunday’s Game 6 against the Blues, the Bruins were able to do something that hadn’t been accomplished since 2011: force Game 7. Coincidentally, the last team to force Game 7 in the Final were the 2011 Bruins, who went on to defeat the Canucks 4-0 in the final game and clinch the Stanley Cup title. Eight years later, they’ll look to do it again. Prior to Wednesday’s matchup, there will have been just 16 Game 7s in SCF history over the course of 95 years . Out of those 16 sudden death matchups, the home team has won 12. However, it’s the road team has won the last two…
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Swansea confirm appointment of England Under-17 boss Steve Cooper on three-year deal
Swansea have confirmed the appointment of England Under-17s boss Steve Cooper as their new head coach on a three-year deal. Cooper, 39, succeeds Graham Potter, who left the Liberty Stadium to take charge at Premier League Brighton last month. The Welshman, who is joined at the Swans by Mike Marsh, led an England Under-17 side – which included Phil Foden and Jadon Sancho – to World Cup glory in 2017. Swansea chairman Trevor Birch said: “We are excited and delighted with the appointment. “Together with Leon (Britton) and Alan (Curtis) we went through a long and thorough interview process covering a lot of very good candidates. “The quality was extremely…
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Arsenal news: Lucas Torreira is ‘not pushing the exit button’ despite ‘homesick’ comments
Lucas Torreira is ‘not pushing the exit button’ at Arsenal, despite admitting he has struggled to settle in England. That’s according to talkSPORT’s Spanish football expert Alvaro Romeo, who says a number of Gunners stars in the past have also taken time to adapt to life in the Premier League. Torreira stunned fans this week by conceding he preferred his life in Italy, saying, ‘I don’t know if there are many things that I enjoy [living in England]’. The Uruguay international said he misses the sun from when he played in Genoa with Sampdoria, and has also struggled to connect with his team-mates due to the language barrier. His comments…
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Celtic transfer news: Hoops open talks to sign Bolton starlet Luca Connell
Bolton Wanderers are set to lose wonderkid midfielder Luca Connell with Celtic opening talks to sign the teenager. According to the Sun, a number of clubs are interested in the 18-year-old, who was recently called up to a Republic of Ireland training camp. Football's top transfers from the 2019 summer transfer window so far Connell, who could leave for as little as £240,000, recently signed a contract extension at Bolton, who are currently in administration. The Liverpool-born midfielder, who can also play in defence, is seen as an expensive asset at the club and could be a lucrative resource for any potential new owner. Click Here: Sports Water Bottles But…
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Fantasy Baseball Trade Value: Colin Moran, Max Fried among buy-low, sell-high candidates | Sporting News
Another week has gone by in the fantasy baseball season, which means another week of rising and falling stacks. As I always say, player’s values are constantly fluctuating, and it’s important to stay on top of whose value is changing and why, especiall on the trade market. A player can have an overall strong line for the year, but be unrosterable. Conversely a player can have a terrible line for the year, but a recent run of success can have their value soaring. This week’s edition, outside of one or two names, will focus mainly on deeper players who may be available on the waiver wire (somewhat similar to last…
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Week 12 Fantasy Baseball Podcast: Buy-low hitters, waiver pickups, SP streamers, closer news, more | Sporting News
Why is there a Braves-era Martin Prado wall decal in the Leeds DAZN office? Is a “ruptured testicle” as bad as it sounds — or worse? Should Trevor Richards change his name to Trevor Dixx (but definitely not Trevor Dixxx)? The 11th episode of the Hot Corner Podcast (available on YouTube, SoundCloud and iTunes) tackles all these hot-button fantasy baseball issues while also managing to squeeze in advice on waiver wire pickups, buy-low trade targets, SP streamers, closers, and more. We open the show by discussing potential waiver pickups, including Zach Plesac, Jimmy Nelson, Kyle Seager and a trio of young Astros, before moving to low-BABIP hitters, such as Jay…
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Wambach defends USWNT after blowout win over Thailand | Sporting News
Abby Wambach defended the actions of the USWNT on Tuesday following a 13-0 win over Thailand in the Women’s World Cup. The U.S. secured the largest margin of victory in the history of the tournament, but some criticized its relentless pursuit of goals and celebrations while holding a substantial lead. Wambach, a former star of the national team, responded to comments about the players’ actions on Twitter. “For all that have issue with many goals: for some players this is there first World Cup goal, and they should be excited,” Wambach said. “Imagine it being you out there.This is your dream of playing and then scoring in a World Cup.…
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Padres optioning ROY candidate Chris Paddack to minors | Sporting News
Chris Paddack has been optioned to the minors. The Padres’ National League Rookie of the Year candidate will be sent down in an effort to limit his innings, the team announced. Paddack is 4-4 with a 3.15 ERA this season with 72 strikeouts in 65 2/3 innings. The 23-year-old has never thrown more than 90 innings in a season. San Diego is 33-34 on the season and 11 1/2 games back of the Dodgers for first place in the NL West. But, the team is five games back of the second wild-card spot, so the playoffs are by no means out of reach. The Padres reportedly have interest in Indians…
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Who will win the U.S. Open 2019? Odds, betting favorites, sleeper picks, Tiger Woods prop bets | Sporting News
One of golf’s most historic and iconic courses – Pebble Beach – celebrates its 100th season this year and serves as the venue for the 2019 U.S. Open, golf’s third major of the year. Click Here: Liverpool FC T Shirts This will be Pebble Beach’s sixth time hosting the U.S. Open and first since 2010 when Graeme McDowell won. It’ll be a packed field with 156 golfers teeing off on Thursday, all tasked with dethroning Brooks Koepka from his perch. Koepka is looking to become just the second player to ever win three consecutive U.S. Open tournaments and first since Willie Anderson from 1903-1905. Koepka won the season’s second major…
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Liverpool’s Alisson is BETTER than Brazil rival Ederson, former Manchester United midfielder Kleberson claims
Former Manchester United midfielder Kleberson has said Liverpool star Alisson is a better goalkeeper than Brazil rival Ederson, who plays for Manchester City. The two Brazilian glovesmen are among the best in the world, and they both ended 2018/19 with silverware as the Reds won the Champions League and City secured a second consecutive Premier League title. Football's top transfers from the 2019 summer transfer window so far In his first season at the club Alisson was the recipient of the Premier League Golden Glove award, having kept the most clean sheets across the campaign with 21 in total. Ederson conceded on the final day against Brighton meaning he stayed…