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- Primary and Specialty Medical Care in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island
- Catch a few rays in the winter solstice
- Drugs, guns and gambling: the hellraising life of the man behind Deadwood
- My solo trip to Paris for Christmas was magical, romantic — and life-changing
- ABC News Live: Injuries reported after major earthquake rocks Northern California
But then-Bulldogs quarterback Derek Carr wasn't just the guy throwing Adams the ball...he was one of Adams' best friends. Tim Keown gives us the inside story of how one of the NFL's elite playmakers ended up in the desert. New Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel doesn't look or sound like other NFL head coaches.
Four months ago, the XFL kicked off with hopes of becoming the league that would finally make spring football work. With big money backing them from WWE's Vince McMahon and veteran leadership from commissioner Oliver Luck, signs pointed to success. Then after just five weeks of play, the coronavirus forced the XFL and sports leagues everywhere to press pause.
Primary and Specialty Medical Care in Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island
As Ohtani takes the mound again in Anaheim tonight, Alden Gonzalez explains what Ohtani's success as a two-way player means for the game, and if we'll see more like him going forward. Then, today's soccer fan protests and how they're connected to deeper discontent in Europe's teams. The NFL world was stunned last week by the report of Aaron Rodgers wanting out of Green Bay, and in the time since, little has emerged to suggest the situation will be easily resolved. Then, in honor of Mother's Day, Pablo shares how Arizona women's basketball coach Adia Barnes has become an inspiration to working moms everywhere.
When the winningest team in high school football hired the most controversial coach in high school football, heads turned all over the state of Georgia. What ensued was a 15-month saga of small-town, big time football that ended up dividing an entire town. Mark Schlabach brings us a story of funny money, a secret recording, and the unraveling of a powerhouse high school football program in Valdosta, Georgia.
Catch a few rays in the winter solstice
Then, ESPN's Bonnie Ford brings us her reporting on the Vendée Globe, one of sailing's most grueling races, and is considered the ultimate socially distanced sporting event. The final playoff berths in each conference have been claimed, with the Washington Football Team taking the hotly contested NFC East crown. In the AFC, Cleveland secured its first trip to the playoffs since 2002, and the Miami Dolphins missed the window in a blowout loss to the Bills.
As Californians prepare to vote in the upcoming midterm election, fewer than half of adults and likely voters are satisfied with the way democracy is working in the United States—and few are very satisfied. Satisfaction was higher in our February survey when 53 percent of adults and 48 percent of likely voters were satisfied with democracy in America. Today, half of Democrats and about four in ten independents are satisfied, compared to about one in five Republicans.
Drugs, guns and gambling: the hellraising life of the man behind Deadwood
We know what gentleman and SEC scholar Spencer Hall will be doing. Today, Spencer joins the show to dissect last week's Florida-Alabama heartbreaker, and whether the Crimson Tide are vulnerable. Then, we take a spin around the Big 10, and Spencer unveils some of his favorite name, image, and likeness deals, from scented candles to Arby's . From the beginning of PTI, viewers recognized that Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon had created a whole new world in the realm of sports talk television.
The defending World Series champion Dodgers bolstered their already deep rotation by signing Cy Young winner Trevor Bauer, but the biggest threat to their potential dynasty might be 122 miles down the 5 Freeway. The Padres locked up Fernando Tatis for the next 14 years in addition to adding Yu Darvish, Joe Musgrove, and Blake Snell to their pitching rotation. In the American League, the Yankees are poised to finally get over the hump...if they can stay healthy. Jeff Passan joins us to break down everything we need to know about spring training.
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Michael Rothstein shares how Ramla Ali got here, and how she's already made history. There is no white tablecloth at the restaurant of college football. From the College Football Playoff contenders, to the happenings at Tony Stark's house, there is a lot to consume here. So ahead of Week 1 of the season, Ryan McGee prepares a multi-course menu and tells us why you might as well unbuckle your Sunbelt right now. Today, Pujols is back in a St. Louis Cardinals uniform and just might be looking like his old self again. With 700 home runs in sight as his career comes winding down, Alden Gonzalez joins the show to help us understand the man and the machine.
Solid majorities of adults (62%) and likely voters (71%) say the United States is going in the wrong direction, and majorities have held this view since September 2021. One in three or fewer adults (33%) and likely voters (25%) think the country is going in the right direction. Majorities across all demographic groups and partisan groups, as well as across regions, are pessimistic about the direction of the United States. California voters have now received their mail ballots, and the November 8 general election has entered its final stage.
The Beijing Olympics began this week, and while many will be supporting their country's athletes from afar, the shadow of China's complicated human rights record will be dimming the glamour of the games. Sam Borden explains the sociopolitical context of the Beijing Olympics, and why these games feel so much more complicated. With a 3-pointer and a bow at Madison Square Garden's center court, the Atlanta Hawks' Trae Young added to his growing legend in last year's playoffs. To understand that moment, and the 23-year-old NBA All Star that authored it, ESPN's Dotun Akintoye traced Young's roots back to tiny Pampa, Texas and a love for basketball passed down through generations. Akintoye explains the mental makeup and leadership potential of a young man who's not afraid to play the villain.
But it's still The Masters, and someone will be getting a green jacket. Or will current favorite Bryson DeChambeau win his second straight major? We check in with Scott Van Pelt as he prepares to make the journey to Augusta, and ask him what he's watching for in this year's tournament.
Our Monday QB Alex Smith tells us what he saw on the field from these games and more. ESPN Daily kicks off your morning with the best sports story you'll hear all day. Monday through Friday, host Pablo Torre brings you an inside look at the most interesting stories at ESPN, as told by the top reporters and insiders on the planet. Cubs tickets are available exclusively as mobile tickets via the MLB Ballpark app. The MLB Ballpark app provides a convenient, secure way for fans to use and share Cubs tickets, allowing for easy ticket management and entry into games at Wrigley Field using a mobile device.
Career performances from Kyle Lowry and Bam Adebayo and yes, even Max Strus, gave Miami the surge it needed to take the series lead, up 2-1. Ahead of Game 4 in Boston, Nick Friedell dissects the finest sample of Heat Culture we've seen so far...and he tells us what it means for the rest of the series. Then, a check in on the Western Conference Finals...where the Mavs are in danger of turning into dust...on the verge of being swept by the Warriors, now down 3-0.
Then, Senior Writer Ian O'Connor - who wrote the book on the Patriots' coach - takes a deep dive into Belichick's football legacy and where he goes from here. As World Champions, the Nationals are on top of the MLB - and on top of the world. ESPN's Joon Lee breaks down how the Nats completed their epic finish.
The NHL playoffs begin tonight and if you, like us, need to play catch up, ESPN's Greg Wyshynski is here to give us his annual lapsed fan's guide. The best two words in sports are Game Seven, and we got two...in the form of major beatdowns. Grant Williams and the Celtics shut down Giannis and the Bucks at home to punch their ticket to the Eastern Conference Finals. In the West, Playoff Luka added to his growing legacy with a shower of 3s to lead the Mavericks past the Suns. Brian Windhorst helps us process what happened Sunday, and sets up the Conference Finals. The ceremonial first pitch is a tradition almost as old as baseball itself, with presidents, celebrities and non-MLB athletes taking to the mound to aim for home plate.
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