Dodgers move within two games of World Series crown, but hold breath for Ohtani
The Dodgers are two games away from winning the championship trophy, but there’s no denying they’re holding their breath.
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Freddie Freeman Gives Away an Unforgettable Moment and the Dodgers Take the First Hit
Magical and unforgettable, and if you don’t like any of those adjectives there are a thousand others to define the decisive moment of the first game of the World Series.
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The Matador against the Blessed One, who wins the most anticipated fight of the year in the UFC?
A fight hasn’t aroused so many passions in a long time. Even many people consider this clash between Ilia Topuria and Max Holloway to be a kind of champion vs. champion, as one holds the regular girdle of 145 pounds and the other the symbolic BMF.
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Fernandomania vs Ohtanimamania: The Phenomena That Brought Down the MLB
The years 1981 and 2024 in the Major Leagues cannot be fully described without talking about Fernando Valenzuela and Shohei Ohtani, two of the players who brought with them the most transcendent phenomena in the history of baseball.
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Messi is among the finalists for the MLS Most Valuable Player Award. Inter Miami with six nominees for major awards
With the start of the playoffs in less than 24 hours, an extra dose of motivation reached Inter Miami when the finalists of the most important awards of the MLS campaign were announced Thursday.
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The Magic Water the Heat Party who Suffers a Tough Defeat in His Season Debut
It wasn’t the best season debut for the Heat, which after a disastrous third quarter fell to the Orlando Magic on Wednesday at the Pat Riley court christening at Kaseya Center.
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Ohtani, Judge, Soto, Stanton… the battle of gunmen in the World Series between the Dodgers and Yankees
Under the impact of the death of Mexican Fernando Valenzuela, the Los Angeles Dodgers, and the New York Yankees enlist for a World Series with the most renowned bombers in Major League Baseball.
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Fernando Valenzuela Died at the Age of 63
Mexico, sports and Mexican baseball, as well as Major League Baseball, are in mourning with the death of Mexican star pitcher Fernando Valenzuela, who in the 80s became one of the most influential athletes in the Aztec country for his great feats with the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Real Madrid stars another heroic comeback and scores Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League
Real Madrid wrote a new line in the extensive tale of their European groves with a 5-2 comeback against Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday on the 3rd date of the Champions League.
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Tua Tagovailoa is Close to Returning but Knows the Risks that Follow Him
One thing is certain Tua Tagovailoa never thought about retirement and will return to joint practices with the Dolphins on Wednesday after completing the NFL-mandated time off for concussions.
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