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Jenna Dumanski: Huge Kevin Harvick fan, hero at home – Nascar
DOVER, Del. — The hardest decision most 8-year-olds have to make on any given day is how to spend recess. A few years ago Jenna Dumanski faced the choice of whether or not she’d be the one to donate a life-saving bone marrow transplant to her 8-month-old brother, Tommy, who had been diagnosed with a rare hereditary immunodeficiency disease. Jenna knew what she had to do, and didn’t look back….
The World’s Most Valuable Soccer Teams 2017 – Forbes
Ashley Young, Eric Bailly, Daley Blind and Chris Smalling of Manchester United take selfies with the trophy after the UEFA Europa League Final between Ajax and Manchester United at Friends Arena on May 24 in Stockholm, Sweden. (Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty Images) No soccer team has done as good a job as Manchester United at turning a storied history of success on the pitch into profits. The Red Devils have won…
Typo, not looks blamed for soccer team’s disqualification – 1011now
SPRINGFIELD, Neb. (WOWT) – The Nebraska State Soccer Association is apologizing to an 8-year-old girl who says her team was disqualified from a youth soccer tournament because she looks like a boy. It said in a statement Monday that the Springfield soccer club’s decision to disqualify Mili Hernandez’s team does not represent the association’s core values of teamwork and inclusion. In a statement to…
A truly sexist minor league baseball promotion: ‘Hourglass Appreciation Night’ – Washington Post
The Ogden Raptors want their fans to appreciate the hourglass, and not in a “time is fleeting, enjoy every sandwich” kind of way. The Los Angeles Dodgers’ affiliate recently announced plans for “Hourglass Appreciation Night,” an Aug. 11 promotion that was so misguided that it was quickly deleted from the team’s website. The Internet never forgets, though, and the news release initially lauded the night by praising baseball for being…
Baseball: New Trier ends South Elgin’s run – Daily Herald – Chicago Daily Herald
What’s in Your Attic? Baseball Cards May Help a Collection Fetch Nearly $1 Million – New York Times
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How sports scientists are trying to change college football – ESPN.com – ESPN
9:00 AM ET Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment The smell of bacon wafts through the most unorthodox office in Schembechler Hall on a spring morning in Ann Arbor. Separated from the rest of the staffers, Fergus Connolly can stand in his doorway in the corner of Michigan’s football facility and keep an eye on the team’s buffet-style training table. The L-shape desk tucked inside is decorated with…
A girl with short hair was kicked out of a soccer tournament because she ‘looks like a boy’ – Washington Post
It’s not hard to spot Milagros “Mili” Hernandez on the soccer field — she’s the girl with the short, not-quite-pixie cut and the outsize talent. She’s been playing since she was 5, but the 8-year-old was bumped up to a team full of 11-year-olds after running circles around girls her own age in Omaha. Her biggest concern in life is soccer; she wants to play in high school, then college,…
The World’s Most Valuable Soccer Teams 2017 – Forbes
Ashley Young, Eric Bailly, Daley Blind and Chris Smalling of Manchester United take selfies with the trophy after the UEFA Europa League Final between Ajax and Manchester United at Friends Arena on May 24 in Stockholm, Sweden. (Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty Images) No soccer team has done as good a job as Manchester United at turning a storied history of success on the pitch into profits. The Red Devils have won…
What’s in Your Attic? Baseball Cards May Help a Collection Fetch Nearly $1 Million – New York Times
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How sports scientists are trying to change college football – ESPN
9:00 AM ET Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment The smell of bacon wafts through the most unorthodox office in Schembechler Hall on a spring morning in Ann Arbor. Separated from the rest of the staffers, Fergus Connolly can stand in his doorway in the corner of Michigan’s football facility and keep an eye on the team’s buffet-style training table. The L-shape desk tucked inside is decorated with…
9 NFL teams that should wear throwback uniforms full-time – FOXSports.com
I’m probably in the minority on this, but Dallas’ uniforms are not great. There are two different grays, two different blues, and neither of them match the other. At home, they wear white jerseys with blueish gray pants, but on the road they wear navy jerseys and silver pants. It’s their traditional uniform set that hasn’t changed in years, but their Thanksgiving throwbacks are so much better. The white…
A girl with short hair was kicked out of a soccer tournament because she ‘looks like a boy’ – Washington Post
It’s not hard to spot Milagros “Mili” Hernandez on the soccer field — she’s the girl with the short, not-quite-pixie cut and the outsized talent. She’s been playing since she was 5, but recently the 8-year-old was bumped up to a team full of 11-year-olds, after running circles around girls her own age in Omaha. Her biggest concern in life is soccer, but her dad, Gerardo Hernandez, recently inquired about…
Black NASCAR driver ‘Bubba’ Wallace: Will he help break open the whitest of sports? – Washington Post
NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace attends the Special NASCAR Screening of Disney Pixar’s CARS 3 on May 23, 2017 in Kannapolis, North Carolina. (Bob Leverone/Getty Images for Disney) NASCAR history was made in 1961, when Wendell Scott became the first black driver to race at the sport’s top level. But it wasn’t the breakthrough moment it might sound like. Since then, only two other black drivers — Willy T. Ribbs in 1986…
A Jilted Paris Has Pined for the Olympics, but the Long Wait May … – New York Times
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The highs and lows of David Beckham’s hunt for a Miami soccer stadium. It’s a long list. – Miami Herald
After four years of fizzled land deals and foiled optimism, David Beckham finally looks to be on the verge of acquiring enough Miami real estate to build a Major League Soccer stadium. On Tuesday, Miami-Dade commissioners are being asked to ratify a recommendation by the mayor to sell Beckham’s partnership a three-acre county truck depot at the corner of Northwest Sixth St. and Sixth Avenue to complete the group’s nine-acre…
Canadian Women’s Hockey League to Add a Team From China … – New York Times
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What’s in Your Attic? Baseball Cards May Help a Collection Fetch Nearly $1 Million – New York Times
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Minor leaguer reportedly suspended 30 days for throwing baseball during brawl – CBSSports.com
Last week we alerted you to a minor league brawl between the West Michigan Whitecaps (Tigers) and Dayton Dragons (Reds) of the Low Class-A Midwest League. During the brawl, Whitecaps outfielder Eduardo Jimenez threw a baseball into the scrum that struck Dragons pitcher Jesse Stallings. Here’s video of the brawl, which started with a stolen base by Dayton’s Jose Siri: As you can imagine, Jimenez was suspended for using a…
UK baseball advances to first super regional in program history – The Courier-Journal
x Embed x Share CLOSE UK players Logan Salow, Sean Hjelle and Kole Cottam break down regional final win over NC State. Jon Hale/The C-J Buy Photo Kentucky’s Marcus Carson celebrates after hitting a two-run double against NC State in the final of the NCAA Tournament’s Lexington regional. June 5, 2017(Photo: Scott Utterback/CJ )Buy Photo LEXINGTON, Ky. – As ace pitcher Sean Hjelle struck out the side in the ninth…
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