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"Resurgence thanks in large part to Prince George's County native Francis Cioffo he's back to the quarterfinals for the straight second year beats Reiki Hijakata in straight sets so for Cioffo quarterfinals means a lot I mean he's been quietly going through the jaw and I've never played him before saw so the I film out in the beginning I think when I broke down the first I really took off there for a while at the end got a little sloppy there but he's happy to get through and happy to be in the quarterfinals here at the open Cioffo will face another American Ben Shelton on Tuesday Novak Djokovic cruises in his round of 16 matchup so he too will face an American in Taylor Fritz all on Tuesday Coco golf beats Caroline Wozniacki in three sets of golf is back to the quarterfinals for the second straight year Nationals just can't figure out Miami Marlin sweep out the Nats four game series 6 -4 in the finale Lane Thomas did hit his team leading 23rd homer in the loss Nats finished the year 2 -11 vs. Miami 0 -7 at home against the fish Nats host the Mets on Tuesday Baltimore 85 winners at Arizona and WSL Washington Spirit lose to the Chicago Red Stars at home NBA mystics fall out west to the LA Sparks Frank Hanrahan WTOP sports coming up after traffic and weather the grill won't be the only thing sizzling today we're in for a scorching 626 for the ones who work hard to ensure their crew can always go the extra mile and the ones who get in early so everyone can go home on time there's
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"And technology forward. Here's Frank Hanrahan. For the second straight year, Francis Tiafoe is into the quarterfinals a year ago when he lost his semifinal match to Carlos Alcaraz, he said one day he was going to win the U .S. Open. Perhaps this is the year that he breaks through. Number 10 in the world beats up on his opponent in the round of 16 to advance to the quarterfinals. Tiafoe will face another American, 20 year old Ben Shelton on Tuesday in New York City. Novak Djokovic cruises in his round of 16 matchup. He too will face an American in Taylor Fritz in another quarterfinal matchup. On the women's side, Coco Gauff beats Caroline Wozniacki, so Gauff is in the quarters for the second straight year. Nationals got swept town by a Miami 6 -4. Lane Thomas did hit his team leading 23rd homer in the loss. Actually, the Nats stay in town. They host the Mets on Tuesday. Baltimore Birds a winner at the Arizona Diamondbacks 8 to 5. WNBA Mystics falter at the LA Sparks. NWSL Washington Spirit lost 2 -0 to the Chicago Redstars at home. Team USA Basketball falls to Lithuania at the FIBA World Cup, but the U .S. still is in the tournament. They got quarterfinal match with Italy on Tuesday. Frank Hanrahan, WTOP Sports. Coming up on WTOP, heavy rains this weekend leaves thousands stranded at Nevada's Burning Man Festival, 456. Here's something you won't hear from any other jeweler. Right now, when you buy a diamond at Diamonds Direct, we'll give you a free gold setting for it. Yes, a 14 karat classic solitaire setting in white gold or yellow gold at no charge with any natural diamond purchase. So all your money can go toward a bigger diamond while you still get the classic look she wants in that engagement ring. Another example of Diamonds Direct's extraordinary value. Or if you want to take it up to gold. the Next level, Diamonds Direct also has a fantastic
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"River technology decisions aren't black and white think red now to Frank Hanrahan for second the second straight year Francis Tiafoe is into the quarterfinals a year ago when he lost a semifinal match to Carlos Alcaraz as he said one day he was gonna win the US Open perhaps this is the year that he breaks through number 10 in the world beats up on his opponent in the round of 16 to advance to the quarterfinals Tiafoe will face another American twenty -year -old Ben Shelton on Tuesday in New York City Novak Djokovic cruises in his round of 16 matchup he too will face an American and Taylor Fritz in another quarterfinal on the women's side coca golf beats Caroline Wozniacki so golf is in the quarters for the second year straight nationals got swept out of town by Miami 64 Lane Thomas did hit his team leading third homer in the loss actually stay in town they host the Mets on Tuesday Baltimore Birds winner at the Arizona Diamondbacks 8 to 5 WNBA mystics falter at the LA Sparks NWSL Washington Spirit lose two zip to the Chicago Red Stars at home Team USA basketball falls to Lithuania at the FIBA World Cup at the US still is in the tournament they got quarterfinal match with Italy on Tuesday Frank Hanrahan WTOP sports coming up after traffic and weather former Republican governor of Maryland Larry Hogan says he hasn't completely ruled out a third party run for 126 nearly two thousand severely injured veterans everyday has become filled with barriers so we build specially adapted homes homes for our troops thanks to our donors and supporters this life -changing gift of
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"Maximus moving and forward. technology Here's Frank Hanrahan. For the second straight year Francis Iafo into is the quarterfinals a year ago when he lost a semi -final match to Carlos Alcaraz who said one day was he going to win the US Open. Perhaps this is the year that he breaks through. Number ten in the world beats up on his opponent in the round of sixteen to advance to the quarterfinals. Iafo will face another American twenty old year Ben Shelton on Tuesday in New York City. Novak Djokovic cruises in his round of sixteen matchup. He too will face an American in Taylor Fritz in another quarterfinal matchup. On the women's side, Golf Coco beats Caroline Wozniacki so golf is in the quarters for the second straight year. Nationals got swept out of town by a Miami 6 -4. Lane Thomas did hit his team leading 23rd homer in the loss. The Nats stay in town and host the Mets on Tuesday. Baltimore Birds a winner at the Arizona Diamondbacks 8 -5. WNBA Mystics falter at the LA Sparks. NWSL Washington Spirit lose 2 -0 to the Chicago Red Stars at home. Team USA basketball falls to Miami at the FIBA World Cup. But the U .S. still is in the tournament. They got quarterfinal match with Italy on Tuesday. Frank Hanrahan, WTOP Sports Coming up on WTOP, Four astronauts are back on Earth after a ride from the International Space Station aboard a we'll be right back. It looks like today is Labor Day and the holiday is coming up. 12 to 56. WTOP Charity of the Month is the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Join LLS for Light the Night this October as they gather in Frederick, Baltimore, Rockville, Reston and Washington, D .C. to bring light to the darkness of cancer. You won't want to miss this family friendly evening in memory and in honor those of who have been impacted by blood cancer. Learn more at lightthenight .org slash mid dash 80.
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"PG County's Francis Tiafoe as he is from Hyattsville. He's back to the quarterfinals. Beats Rinky Kata in straight sets. Tiafoe will face Ben Shelton on Tuesday. He's a fellow American Novak Djokovic just won his round of 16 matchup easily in straight sets. So he'll face another American in Taylor Fritz. Coco Goff beats Caroline Wozniacki in three sets. So Goff is back to the quarterfinals for the second straight year. Nationals finished the year 2 and 11 versus Miami 0 and 7 at home. Nationals lose to Miami 6 -4 at Nats Park. Brightside Lane Thomas. It is a team winning 23rd homer in the loss. Nats day off on Monday. Hosts the Mets on Tuesday. Orioles 8 -5 winners at Arizona. NWSL the spirit loss to the Chicago Red Stars. 2 -0 at Audi Field. WNBA Mystics lost to the LA Sparks out west. Frank Hanrahan WTOP Sports. Frank thank you. It is 956 now at WTOP. Coming up we'll have the latest from CBS News. They've been having problems at the Burning Man Festival. They weren't allowing anybody out because it was mud that covered the roads. They had to shut it down. Thousands are stuck there and more rain is expected. Piling on the flooding and concern. Stranding festival goers there. And power returns to Adalia Ravaged portions of Florida's Gulf Coast as cleanup and recovery are pushing on. Also a pickup in Ukraine as President Zelensky calling on Parliament to find a new defense minister in the wake of a corruption scandal. We'll keep you up to date on that and more. Stay close. General Motors our community and especially our employees. The ones dedicated to their jobs and their communities. Those who are as passionate about making cars and trucks as they are about making moments. People who have pride in their work and pride in those who matter most. GM supports and celebrates the communities we serve and those committed to
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"Original drama Cheek the story of Cary Grant. Start a free trial at BritBox .com. This is top news. It is 753 in Montgomery County. Bethesda Chevy Chase and Walter Johnson Schools High have been rivals for many years, but there's been a recent history of violence after their sporting events. It's become Friday night fights, unfortunately, and this one was no different, even though there were extra officers at the sold -out stadium. Brawls erupted at several places post -game, including the Bethesda Metro, where altercation an involving over a dozen teens was posted to social media. Montgomery County media reports that police are reviewing all incidents, including one Walter Johnson student claiming he was assaulted and had his shoes stolen. Councilmember Kate Stewart was on a ride along with county police at the time. She says she's deeply disturbed by the violent acts and that she and other councilmembers are in communication with local authorities. Well, it's been a legend for many years that beer goggles make other people seem better Now there's a new study. Yes, they did a study about this to see if science backs it up. In the University of Pittsburgh study, 18 pairs of guys in their 20s were brought to a lab for a two -day study. They'd rate the attractiveness of women in photos and videos and say whether they'd want to see them again. On one day of the study, the drinking buddies got just cranberry juice. The other day, they got Just enough alcohol to make them legally drunk. The study showed being intoxicated or not made no difference in how attractive they found the women but it almost doubled whether they'd want to see them again. Scientists say while beer goggles may be a fallacy, suggests it liquid courage may be scientifically provable. Neil Aukenstein, WTLP News. Sports at 25 and 55 powered by Maximus, moving people and innovation forward. Neil Aukenstein, WTLP News. Sports at 25. Maximus, WTLP News. Sports at 25. Maximus, WTLP News Sports at 25 and 55. Maximus, WTLP News. Sports at 25. Maximus, WTLP News. Sports at 25. Sports at 25. On the women's side, Coco Golf beats Caroline Wozniacki in sets, three so golf also back to back quarters for her. Novak Djokovic is up 5 -1 in his fourth round matchup, looks like the top seed, actually the second seed is going to cruise in this match. Nationals did not cruise against Miami, the Marlins have the Nats number 6 for win for Miami over the Nats at Nats Park as the Nats finish the year 2 -11 vs. Miami 0 -7 at home. Lane Thomas did homer, his 23rd in the loss for the Nats who host the Mets on Tuesday. Orioles 8 -5 winners at NWSL Arizona at play at Audi Field. Washington Spirit lose 2 -0 to the Chicago Red Stars, Team USA basketball at the FIBA World Cup loses to Lithuania 110 -104 but they're knocked out. out, they got the quarter finals starting on Tuesday, Team USA will face off against Italy. I'm Frank Hanrahan, for W -T -O -P. Coming up we'll have the latest from CBS News as the Burning Man Festival turns into a burning mess. Flooding their strands thousands at the festival in budget battle lines that is, drawn as Congress prepares to avoid another potential government shutdown. Stay close we'll keep you up to date. Do you know a athlete who deserves recognition? Nominate your favorite high school athlete for their chance to be W -T -O -P's next player week. of the Each week from now through November 30th W -T -O -P will choose one local athlete in the DMV to be featured on air and online for their contributions to their community and to their team. Visit W -T -O -P com search player to nominate today. W -T -O -P's player of the week program is sponsored by Main Street Bank. Bank where you breathe mstreetbank .com.
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"People and innovation forward here's Jay Brooks Andy I'll start with some baseball the last place Nats who've lost four straight a shaky top of the first for Josiah Gray against the Marlin three runs for the Marlins on three hits three walks two men left middle the first Miami Washington coming up on the PenFed Nationals baseball network and the Nationals radio network there three nothing bottom the first of will keep you posted all afternoon long elsewhere Baltimore will try to win their series in Arizona a 4 -10 first pitch is Jack Flaherty throws for those who activated outfielder Aaron Hicks off the 10 -day intro list earlier today and also designated former Nats pitcher Austin Voth for assignment tennis US Open men's draw coming up shortly Francis Tiafoe in a fourth -round action women's draw today in fourth round play it's Cory Coco golf and Caroline Wozniacki shortly soccer from the Audi field today the Chicago Red Stars are in town they'll take on the Washington Spirit they'll start at 5 o this afternoon 'clock Jay Brooks WTOP sports thank you Jay coming up on WTOP Florida is making a strong recovery from hurricane Adalia the fellow Republican says leader Mitch is on the mend after a health scare and the Pope celebrates mass for the first time in Mongolia 156 every business deserves a great deal that's why for a limited time we're launching the mobile made free event with Comcast business internet new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free yep you heard that right an entire year free it's our best internet powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99 .9
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"How about the U .S. Open men's draw defending champion world ranking leader Carlos Alcarez advancing to the fourth round today at 3 o 'clock Francis TFO in fourth round action as Well as Novak Djokovic who plays at 7 o 'clock tonight women's draw Madison Keys and Jessica Pagulia Advancing to the fourth round today in the fourth round of the women's side Cory Goff and Caroline Wozniacki at 2 o 'clock with world number one in defending champ Iga Swiatek also in action tonight at 9 o 'clock soccer last night D .C. United put out the fire 4 -0 from Audi Field also from Audi Field this after another Chicago team as the red stars are in town to take on the Washington Spirit and Formula One race at the Italian Grand Prix 9 o 'clock green flag as Max Verstappen tries for a record tenth straight win the pole sitter and points leader Verstappen well not the pole sitter the points leader Verstappen is trying for his third straight championship he will start in second Jay Brooks WTOP sports coming up after traffic and in weather thousands are stranded at the Burning Man Festival after intense rain in the Nevada desert shut down the road in and out take 56 this summer was awesome brutal on your lawn now it's fall and your lawn needs a quick boost that's scott's turf builder comes in scott's turf builder makes it easy to give your lawn the nutrients it needs to help repair the damage that summer fun caused and strengthen your roots till spring guaranteed feed and repair your lawn now and enjoy yourself long into the fall scott's builder winter garden local retailers i
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"Answering every Miami scoring frame until a four run 11th inning. Dave Martinez. I'll tell you what, we played some very good defense though. I mean, it really did. I mean, Jay Corbin didn't have the best stuff, he but kept us in the game. We had some home runs. Just couldn't get nobody on base in between. Yeah, all three Nats home runs were solo shots early in the game. One of them by Travis Blankenhorn for his first hit as a National. Oh yeah, that was the experience. You know, good crowd out there. Honestly, I kind of blacked out. I don't remember it that much though. Local product Francis Tiafoe is on to the US Open round of 16 for the 4th straight year, winning a long 4th set tiebreaker with Adrian Manarino. It was an early struggle for Tiafoe told ESPN courtside of his opponent. He's so annoying to play. He's just bunting the ball around. It's so slow. It looks like he's you look at him. You like that. What's he doing? But it's so effective the ball staying so slow. He makes you create. He makes you want to feel like you gotta overplay and he defends really well. So yeah, I'm happy to over and I want is super annoying to play. It was a good day for American men overall as Tommy Paul, Ben Shelton and Taylor Fritz all advanced in the women's draw. Coco golf came back to win setting up a fourth round match against Wozniacki. Caroline Rob Woodfork, WTOP sports coming up on WTOP after traffic and weather will get the latest on the breaking news this morning. The death of legendary entertainer Jimmy Buffett, WTOP news times 626. According to the Office of Personnel Management, there are roughly 900 ,000 women in the civilian federal workforce and every year that number goes up. So why do only 47 % of women have life insurance? Whether you have two working parents, one working parent or a variety of other combinations, life insurance is an important step in helping to secure your family's financial future regardless.
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"Every miami scoring frame still love for running eleven thinning day martinez everyone's very good defense though i mean really did i karen has the best stuff but he kept us in the game made some home runs to get nobody on base in between yeah all three nats home runs were solo shots early in the game one of them by travis blankenhorn for his first hit as a national oh yeah that was definitely the experience you know um good crowd there i'm honestly i kind of blacked out i don't remember it that much though local product francis tiafoe is onto the u .s open round of 16 for the fourth straight year winning a long fourth set tiebreaker with adrian manorino it was an early struggle for tiafoe who told espn courtside of his opponent he's so annoying to play uh he's just bunting the ball around it's so slow it looks like he's you look at him you're like what's he doing but it's so effective the ball staying so low he makes you create he makes you want to feel like you got to play and he defends very well so yeah i'm happy to max it over and i won it's super annoying to play it was a good day for american men overall as tommy paul ben sheldon and taylor fritz all advanced in the women's draw coco golf came back to win setting up a fourth round match against caroline wozniacki rob woodfork wtop sports coming up after traffic of mother on wtop popular singer jimmy buffett has died he was 76 years old and will have more on his life just some people claim there's
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"By Red River technology decisions aren't black and white think red at 825 here's Rob Woodford all right the Nationals sending quite a few souvenirs into the stands tonight swing a high fly ball right center field indeed Travis Blankenhorn this one is long gone off the facing of the second deck his first hit as a national is a game -tying solo shot it's the Nationals three of the Marlins three Blankenhorn League homer a no -doubter yeah Dave Jaggler on 1500 a .m. that 423 foot blast wasn't even the longest of that inning Lane Thomas built in a 430 footer three batters earlier in CJ Abrams also with the first inning equalizer from the leadoff spot in that opening frame college football Howard coming out of halftime trailing Eastern Michigan big 30 to 9 after giving up a safety and not one but two long kickoff return touchdowns of 84 and 96 yards local product Francis Tiafoe onto the US Open round of 16 for the fourth straight year he won a long four set tiebreaker with Adrian Manarino next up Rinke Hijikata on Sunday and Taylor Fritz now trying to keep a good thing going for the American men today he took the two first sets of his match of early leading the third early and Tommy Paul Ben Shelton already advancing earlier today in the women's draw Egas Vitek winning in straight sets Caroline Wozniacki wins in another comeback Rob Woodfork WTOP Sports full holiday weekend forecast on the way here on and WTOP then the very sad news out of Greenbelt tonight we had been wondering what happened to a teacher who went out for a walk a little more than a month ago and news tonight stay with us on WTOP the National Symphony Orchestra is back with the rock star of classical music September 15th and 16th in the Kennedy Center Concert Hall Grammy -winning violinist Joshua Bell leads the NSO and performs a soloist in a program featuring Mendelssohn's epic Symphony No. and 4 Brooks' passionate first violin concerto when he last conducted and played
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"To illegal time limit technicality. Dan Schwarzman, Bloomberg Daybreak. A Tesla to plan purchase hard -to -get construction materials is being investigated by US prosecutors in New York. According to people familiar with the matter, they are looking at whether the project was an option for 120 countries. for Michael Barr, this is Bloomberg. Thank you, Michael. And thanks for joining us. We'll be right Time now for the Bloomberg Sports Update. Here's John Stashauer. Thanks, Nathan. Youth is being served on the Yankees. When the rosters expand tomorrow, the Yankees are expected to have a starting lineup with five guys under the age of 25. Anthony Volpe is going to start our all season. The Yankees recently called up Oswald Perozza and Everson Pereira. And now here come two more rookies. Twenty four year old catcher Austin Wells and the team's prize prospect. Twenty year old switch hitting outfielder Jason Dominguez. They won in Detroit 62. Garrett Cole helping his Cy Young chances with a 12 win he went six innings Ian Hamilton the last three without allowing a hit. The Yankees hit three home runs, including flavor. Torres is now homered in three straight games in Citi Field. Mets led Texas three. Nothing then trailed five to three. D .J. Stewart with a game tying two on Homer eighth inning his second Homer the night and he was at the plate with the bases loaded in the ten. Here's the pitch. Hit him. It hits D .J. Stewart. The winning run scores from third. McNeil scores 6 -5 Mets in ten. D .J. Stewart gets the first. He is mobbed by his teammates. It is the D .J. Stewart game in the most painful but fun way as possible. WCBS lost drops the Rangers to third place in the A .L. West upsets at the U .S. Open. Casper Roon seeded fifth reached the finals last year lost in five sets. Stefanos Tsitsipas seen in seventh. He also fell in five and last night Caroline Wozniacki knocked off Petrakiminova 7 -5, 7 -6. Wozniacki won strike number one. Now a 33 -year -old mother of two just ended a three and a half year retirement. Looks like the Bengals will have star QB Joe Burrow for week one. Back at practice. First time since a cap injury a month ago. John Stashauer at Bloomberg Sports. Nathan. Okay John, thank you. Up next on Bloomberg Daybreak a conversation with the CEO of UBS Sergio Ermati on his plans for the continued integration of rival Credit Suisse after a blowout quarter when it comes to the profit for the last remaining Swiss mega bank. Right now futures are trading kind of flat. S &P futures are changed. little Dow futures are up about a quarter 1%. NASDAQ futures are down two tenths of 1%. Ten year treasury is up 3 .32 for a yield of 4 .10%. From coast to coast, from New York to San Francisco, Boston to Washington D .C. nationwide on Sirius XM. The Bloomberg Business App and Bloomberg .com. This is Bloomberg Daybreak. Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager. The biggest ever quarterly profit for a bank has just been posted
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"Phoenix. Sun rising on Beale's tenure with his new team and a chance to play alongside Kevin Durant and Devin Booker. I haven't had a chance to play with this type of talent level ever, you know, so it's gonna be new for gonna me. be It's a lot. It's gonna be challenging, but I'm accepting the challenge in front of me. I'm accepting the work. I'm excited about it. NBA free agency begins Friday. Baseball Nationals in Philadelphia this weekend. NFL indefinite suspensions for three players who gambled on league games last season. That group includes Indianapolis Colts teammates Rashad Berry and Isaiah Rogers. The suspensions will run through at least all of next season. The recently retired J .J. Watt has a new team. Watt joining the NFL on CBS as a studio analyst. Meanwhile, Watt's one -time girlfriend, former world number one Caroline Wozniacki, announcing she is returning to pro tennis. Wozniacki left the tour three years ago, and now two babies later, 32 -year -old is coming back. She'll make a return in August in Montreal, plans to compete at the U Open. .S. Ben Raby, WTOP Sports. Just ahead here on WTOP, we are awaiting blockbuster decisions from the U .S. Supreme Court ahead of their recess, which begins supposedly later today. It's 556. Get into a Honda and get into adventure like the 2023 CR -V Hybrid. It's ruggedly versatile and road trip ready with available all -wheel drive and convenient features like an available hands -free power
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"Incorrect, Kim Chris wins zone. Chris. I'm not on the list. Nowhere near nowhere near the list. Can I tell you the other players I was thinking about? Yes. Redeem yourself. I was thinking Simona Halep, but I think there might be a bit early for her. No, Simona Halep would also have been an incorrect answer, Chris. What about. Sara errani on my list? So ironic. Yeah, sorry, irani number 6 in the rankings. And one more player in the top ten. No one got any ideas. We've spoken about her recently, actually, petrova. It's not but portrayer is on the list at number 12. I was talking about whose number four in the rankings, agnieszka, rad vanska. Oh, that is bad. We should have got that. She's been everywhere this week. So you could have had I was trying to think he got to the slam fire. I'll go from one to 20. You could have had Azarenka, Sharapova, Serena Williams, advanced Kerber, irani, Lee nar, Petra kvitova, Sam Stosur, Caroline wozniacki, Marion Bartoli, Nadia petrova, and Ivanovich, Maria kirilenko, Dominika cibulkova, Roberta Vinci, Lucy savage, Julia gerges, kaia kanepi, and the final one macro rover of Russia. Now which macaroni was that is that the one who's playing now? The older. That would make sense. Not the one with the same name, who they like the year of birth. But ask where the inspiration came for this bonjour. This seems rather unusual. I don't know, I just felt, you know, 2012, it was the time that tennis was in London for the Olympics and for me that was a very fun year on the tour. There were lots of big names on the WTA Tour and I just wanted to relive past glories. Excellent. I quite like those. Memory lanes. Yeah. Excellent. I love it. And although I lost, I think we both did pretty well. So well done us. Let's have a look at what's in the mailbag this week, because we have got a lovely email from David, who has asked us, hi guys, it seems like a lot more players are withdrawing from matches and tournaments and getting injured. What do you think is behind this? So quite an interesting and thought provoking question from David. Thank you for getting in touch. Joel, let's start with you. What do you think might be the reason for the well, the seeming increase in withdrawals? Because it does seem to be quite a lot these days, isn't there? Yeah, I think first of all, I think just the game in general has got a lot more physical, particularly on the men's tour and I think that physicality. There's been ushered in bi players like by like Rafa Nadal. I think has led to more led to more withdrawals and injuries. I also think that there's just loads of tennis on the calendar. And I feel like some players might feel pressured into playing events whether that's for sponsorship or for prize money or ranking points and again, they might not necessarily be fully fit. The season is January to November. It is very, very long. And putting so much wear and tear and pressure on your body, considering the court surfaces as well. It's not very forgiving and I think if you don't pick your schedule and know your limitations that we've seen the big players, I think, especially do over the years, thinking about Andy Murray and how he picks and chooses events. I think it can, it can get very demanding on you very, very quickly. And again, I think that's another reason why we're seeing, I think, more injuries in generally. Yeah, and also I was thinking, maybe players are just better aware of when they should reach their limits and call it a bit of a day, whereas before they might have just wanted to have plowed on, but there's a bit more of a self care attitude like when they do get to that point and they're not feeling great. It's like actually I need to look after my body and maybe that's a healthier attitude when you do find that there's issues. Maybe it's a post COVID thing, more germs going around, like that we're not already immune to because we're not traveling for a while. I don't know. There's the whole load of things. A lot of sponsorship activity, of course, as well. Like you mentioned, there's a lot more demands. Chris, what do you think? What's your what's your two penne on this? Why do you think that there might be more withdrawals than normal, more injuries, perhaps happening? Yeah, I think a lot of players didn't really take an off season in the traditional way. We've seen a lot more activity that is taken to the sponsorship. There's a lot more money on the line, a lot more kind of pressures to be on the court as much as possible. Something that struck me about this about this question particularly, some of the quotes from players about the tennis balls they've been playing with having lots of difficulties with them, especially when it's come to their wrists and Medvedev was very vocal on this this week. And I think he didn't really want to be one of those players that moans about the balls.
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"All right, so congratulations. You know, on making it to this point. You know, one of the things that I look at young players is sometimes young players set their goals too low. And they say, oh, you know, I'm just gonna get some experience, get some experience. And a lot of times that becomes an excuse to lose. But when I heard when I hear you speak, you always talk about winning while improving. Who put that in your mind? Because I think that's a mindset that I wish more young players would have. Like, don't use, I'm gonna get more experience, or I need to get some matches as an excuse to bail out of a match. Like, try to win while you're improving. We'll put that in your mind. Yeah, I think it's a thanks to my coach and my mom at the same time because, you know, as a player and you know, if you ask me, I always want to win. But I think it's a fine balance. And in practice and in matches you need to think about the improvement because if you just think about winning all the time, you're gonna play probably the wrong tennis, that is not gonna help you in the future. And as I said, it's a balance, you know? It's difficult, but it's definitely the right thing to do. And yeah, I mean, you know, actually actually after yesterday where I wanted to win so badly and maybe for thought about winning too much today I took into my mind just to, you know, there's no point in this. There's no anything, so just improve the game. It's free matches. It's a great event. You know, it's a lot of fun. And you know, playing in front of the crowd just make a good match and get the best out of it. And usually when you think that way, you also get the win. So that's just a bonus. So you grew up in Denmark, which is not really known for like tennis prowess, right? You see a lot of countries produce a lot of good juniors because they had somebody that they looked up to, like, all these look up to Leighton and rod laver, et cetera. So who did you look up to? I mean, actually, the most famous player from Denmark that I know is Caroline wozniacki, right? And I know Switzerland is not too far from Denmark. But who did you look up to to sort of push you and get you to aspire to that? And Danish player? Yeah. No one actually. I'm sorry to say I looked up to roger and Rafa when I was young. That was kind of my I can send this, actually. But yeah, I mean, I think Bosnia, if I should say someone, I looked a bit up to her because I think to see a Danish player do so well because as she said, we're not known to have any tennis players. And then Mike, so it's great to see that the Danish tennis player can do so well and become a Grand Slam champion and be number one in the world. So if I should say a Danish person, I would say her for sure. Well now you want to Clara toss and I both like that you're setting a new bar. You know, you guys are putting Denmark on the map. It's getting better. So let me ask you, I first got to know you because I always saw you on a practice court. I mean, at one point, I thought you were like, you know, the professional hitter that they show up at the time is because you're practicing with no bad. And with everybody, I was like, man, this dude is like a machine. It can stay out there. So since you have had the chance to hit with all the top players, right? Or the Monte Carlo, whatever. I want you to put together the best player. I need you to tell me who's forehand with your steel okay. Who's backhand with your steel? Who's first served in second serve, right? Because you know it's a big difference. Whose volleys, who's short game, since you've had a you have an up close and personal look would almost everybody in the top ten. Yeah. Okay, let's start with forehand. I'll take probably barenton is forehand. That's a good one. That's a good one. It's very back end. Serious? No offense, Novak. No offense, Novak. You know what? No big is gonna come. I would say return nobody for sure. For sure. So much pressure when you serve against him. Yeah. And on the surf I mean, our practice with the guys like swerve Tito past the serve amazing, but the guy I played in matches, I would actually say sonic was the one serving best I've ever played. He saved incredible. So fast so precise. So I would say, you know, for me, he's the best survive I've ever played. Okay. What about retriever? We got a lot of the athletes on the tour now. Are so athletic so quick, way more physical than in the past. Who do you feel puts the most pressure on opponents or even on you in a practice match? From a retrieving standpoint that made the court feel so small. Novak for sure. Yeah. He makes you run so much. It's incredible because he doesn't out power you like which shots he just plays so precise. And you almost run from the double line to the double line, like every shot, he plays angles. He plays deep line and you know, as many of you saw, I started cramping already in the third set, and you know, I played 91 matches this year and like four of them 30. So it's not that I don't have a good shape. So he really makes you run. All right, so I have had the chance to spend a lot of time with Brandon nakashima, right? And I think other than Novak, he got one of the best backhands. Definitely one of the most upcoming backhands. But the question I asked him, when I first met Brandon, last year world team, tennis, he had a thousand Instagram followers. Now he's got 11,000. For you, as you're hitting with people, your star has risen the attention on you as resident, even though you're still new on the tour, you became popular 'cause you're on these photos with all these cool players. I got a question for you. You complete the 5th if you don't want if you want to. Okay. Lot of young, good up and coming players on the women's tour. Who's the cutest? Yeah, I didn't want to answer that. I wasn't going to sign up. Smart man. Maybe in a few years I'll answer that. That's a smart man. You know what, even though you knew you asked a question boy, that's a good one, brother. Thank you. Well, I thank you for coming on the coming on, give me this time to spend with you man and good luck man. I always enjoy watching you, I enjoy watching you practice. And then now I'm enjoying seeing you compete tomorrow good luck against Brandon. Although I'm gonna be honest with you. I'm rooting for Brandon. Dude, it's okay, it's okay. I have my fence here. It's fine. All right. Thank you, man appreciate it. All right, brother, good to see you. Thank you, buddy..
The Mini-Break
"wozniacki" Discussed on The Mini-Break
"And yet they're gonna get pushed already because you've got a cane. Ooh now you've got lay the fernandez clearly in the mix players like a clara toss. Who beat rod new in chicago. You know two weeks ago and has already one to wti titles this season and then by the way you want to hear something crazy. Cocoa gov is actually still younger. I i don't know why. Actually she was always has always been younger than both radically new and fernandez suit. It's just like and we all expect such big things cocoa gov which already made a quarterfinal already one. Wt titles already been top. You know twenty five sort of player. Add two more into that mix right away into the ecosystem amerada. Keanu is that good hits the backhand with ease when she has time to set on the forehand lookout can change directions off both wings is fluid out of her. Corners is a reluctant but competent. Volleyer more than fine. She just the way. She springs her legs into the serve. The way she keeps her back swings condensed on the return of serve. She can do it all and so again when we look at this matchup for rod kanye moving forward in the final against leyla fernandez. Two players playing with house money. And i posited this theory and this worming to end the show. Because i gotta go do some knoxville stuff. So i do apologize again for the lack of complete Analysis like we've had on some of her past recaps but it's interesting to note you know the players ages twenty two to twenty eight. They grew up watching caroline. Wozniacki reach world number one but just take lump after lump in the grand slams and just you know again have to deal with the pressure and the narrative of the pressure over and over again until she broke through. Same deal with simona hal. Made what three four grand slam finals before. She was able to capture her first title. And you just see you know. Repeatedly players like please give who in her prime and was at the top of the game win so many of these players were watching the sport closely sheesh struggled with the pressures and i think too you know. The players sap lincoln older the benches of the world that socrates of the world. They think they're supposed to struggle with the pressures and they put this additional pressure on themselves because they say well. That's what the orcs always been. That's always been the narrative and while. I'm less certain of that. Half of my theory theory when i am very certain of is. That's not the case with fernandez. That's not the case with rodney keanu. That's not the case with coco goff. They grew up in the wild west air when they started watching pro tennis. Ewelina ostapenko had a one off run at the french open when they started watching tennis. It was egon taecker. Appear of there's going on to win the french open last season and they said well we. We we've competed with ivantoc our entire lives..
The Mini-Break
"wozniacki" Discussed on The Mini-Break
"Amerada. Keanu is that good hits the backhand with ease when she has time to set on the forehand lookout can change directions off both wings is fluid out of her. Corners is a reluctant but competent. Volleyer more than fine. She just the way. She springs her legs into the serve. The way she keeps her back swings condensed on the return of serve. She can do it all and so again when we look at this matchup for rod kanye moving forward in the final against leyla fernandez. Two players playing with house money. And i posited this theory and this worming to end the show. Because i gotta go do some knoxville stuff. So i do apologize again for the lack of complete Analysis like we've had on some of her past recaps but it's interesting to note you know the players ages twenty two to twenty eight. They grew up watching caroline. Wozniacki reach world number one but just take lump after lump in the grand slams and just you know again have to deal with the pressure and the narrative of the pressure over and over again until she broke through. Same deal with simona hal. Made what three four grand slam finals before. She was able to capture her first title. And you just see you know. Repeatedly players like please give who in her prime and was at the top of the game win so many of these players were watching the sport closely sheesh struggled with the pressures and i think too you know. The players sap lincoln older the benches of the world that socrates of the world. They think they're supposed to struggle with the pressures and they put this additional pressure on themselves because they say well. That's what the orcs always been. That's always been the narrative and while. I'm less certain of that. Half of my theory theory when i am very certain of is. That's not the case with fernandez. That's not the case with rodney keanu. That's not the case with coco goff. They grew up in the wild west air
The Mini-Break
Historic All-Teen Women's Final Caps an Open Defined by Young Star Power
"Amerada. Keanu is that good hits the backhand with ease when she has time to set on the forehand lookout can change directions off both wings is fluid out of her. Corners is a reluctant but competent. Volleyer more than fine. She just the way. She springs her legs into the serve. The way she keeps her back swings condensed on the return of serve. She can do it all and so again when we look at this matchup for rod kanye moving forward in the final against leyla fernandez. Two players playing with house money. And i posited this theory and this worming to end the show. Because i gotta go do some knoxville stuff. So i do apologize again for the lack of complete Analysis like we've had on some of her past recaps but it's interesting to note you know the players ages twenty two to twenty eight. They grew up watching caroline. Wozniacki reach world number one but just take lump after lump in the grand slams and just you know again have to deal with the pressure and the narrative of the pressure over and over again until she broke through. Same deal with simona hal. Made what three four grand slam finals before. She was able to capture her first title. And you just see you know. Repeatedly players like please give who in her prime and was at the top of the game win so many of these players were watching the sport closely sheesh struggled with the pressures and i think too you know. The players sap lincoln older the benches of the world that socrates of the world. They think they're supposed to struggle with the pressures and they put this additional pressure on themselves because they say well. That's what the orcs always been. That's always been the narrative and while. I'm less certain of that. Half of my theory theory when i am very certain of is. That's not the case with fernandez. That's not the case with rodney keanu. That's not the case with coco goff. They grew up in the wild west air
Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls
Get to Know Lindsey Vonn
"Heard last week's episode cows good time to go back and check it out. We collect, introduce yourself I am when's Yvonne? I won the Olympics in downhill skiing I'm from Minnesota and I am currently engaged to peek a SU- ban of the New Jersey devils and have three dogs slap makes you a rebel girl I mean I'm a rebel girl because I've always followed my dreams and a really high goals for myself and I think that's what being a rebel really means you know striving for greatness and being the best that you can be. Simone had to make some hard decisions in order to proceed gymnastics. What were some hard decisions you had to make on your way to becoming an Olympic skier I? Think every athlete honestly has to make hard decisions especially if you WANNA be in Olympia and I'm the oldest of five kids and my parents had to decide. To our entire family to Colorado from Minnesota and so that was a huge sacrifice for my whole family But we all did it together and I wouldn't have made it without their support, but it was definitely a a really difficult time for all of us. Tell us about the work you're doing with the lose Yvonne Foundation well. I'm really proud of what I'm doing with Lindsey. Vonn Foundation and I actually started it when I had my second ACL surgery and so a little complicated but ACL is like your main ligament that crosses through kind of the middle of your knee, and that really is the stabilizing ligament for your whole leg and. Very critical, obviously for skiing. So it was a very long recovery and. The second ACL surgery I had in two years. So needless to say, I had a lot of time on my hands and that was a positive of that injury was being able to start my foundation. In your knee tube series career day you interview notable women and fell female athletes what inspired you to start the series. So career actually started because I was trying to think of ways to keep kids motivated during the coronavirus lockdown. Was Not being able to go to school and doing some online stuff and. A lot of kids that were involved in sports had a really hard time. You know they couldn't practice with their teams or coaches all the gyms were shut down. So I just wanted to have them connect with their heroes are idols, and you know kind of keep their minds focused on the future and not what's currently going on. So you know kind of connected some of my scholarship winners with heroes in in their particular field know Caroline Wozniacki, Misty Copeland Ballerina. have an astronaut that's coming on I just have some incredible people and their these kids that have these scholarships are able to talk directly to their heroes and. That's something that really is profound to me because when I met my idol peekaboo street when I was nine at an autograph signing that was really the reason why I wanted to become an Olympian. So I hope that this interaction with these people allows them to really stay motivated and focused and know that the dream is actually achievable. Gown is a big part of skiing and gymnastics. How do you get back up? I think falling is a part of life you know. Maybe gymnastics and skiing, and it's a little bit more physical but I think we all have obstacles in our lives and You know the the the fall or the obstacles really the important part. The important part is knowing that you can pick yourself back up and keep going and learn from your mistake. Mistakes aren't bad unless you don't learn from them. So I always look it falls as opportunities to learn opportunities to get better. And we're inherently in our entire lives always gonNA fall, but we have to have the strength to pick ourselves backup. Many of our young fans help to pursue their sport professionally. Do you have any advice for young girls who dream of Competing in the Big Leagues? You know the biggest piece of advice I can give you is. Always dream big and work as hard as you can always give one hundred and ten percent. You know if you always give your best, you're always going to get the best outcome and no matter. If that's winning Olympic gold medal or competing on your high school team or making it to college or getting scholarship you know everyone has their own. Best you know, and you just have to work
The Tennis Podcast
Halep lays Grand Slam ghosts to rest
"Hello and welcome to our fifteenth and final edition of Roland Garros relived Catherine feeling when I say that. Wistful. I'M GONNA I'm GonNa stop missing the past sort of like A. Double again I will. Note that is. Are You you're right I'm all right I can believe it's the fifteen. Well when I came up with the idea, let's just keep doing the daily podcast. Slams that we promised we would at the start of the, even though there's no tennis by watching lots of action, the past I thought it'd be easy. Turns out then we got lots of ideas about how to do it. Including interviewing everybody, we possibly could find relevant to each match, and that's what we've done again today. for Simona halep against Sloan Stevens 2018 final, and we've got down K. Hilas special guest coach to Simona Halep, and yes, it's been a long and tiring journey to get through today fifteen of these podcasts. We've enjoyed it immensely. I think it's fair to say. So let's get cracking with this one. This match has a lot to it. Doesn't it the whole saga because? Simona. Is it three Grand Slam. She already played. At the to that point and not. Finals yeah, yeah. She played the two, thousand, fourteen and final, and lost in three to Sharapova. She'd played the two thousand, seventeen, French Open final and lost in three Ostapenko, and she played the twenty eighteen Australian Open. Final just a few months before they send those to Wozniacki all three senators. She played well in all of them. She had a lead in all of them and lost all of them. And it was becoming a real. Saga actually. Can help get over the, line. 2018, you say. You want some facts about two thousand eighteen. We. Well, it's not long ago, so you can probably remember most of this Prince Harry and Meghan markle married. Thing right I hosted a semi. Gathering in the garden, did you did you was on the invitation? To, clarify with a few friends and family that I wasn't like a rabid royalist, and it was just an excuse to make some cake and sausage rolls. The I remember seeing the pictures. Wasn't invited that. We can handle it. aretha Franklin and Stephen Hawkins' both died toys. R.. US went bankrupt. Not Quite sure why that to my list, but it is. I'm not sure nothing either. Toys R. US went bankrupt and student Matt's became Grad Matt became Matt. Two thousand eighteen was a big. And formation. Toys R. US, they might. How do you feel about that? No I think it was pressed. Until Lo que, but so I was reading it. I won't saw. Phillips scattered toys R. US In writing when I was about five. States have good stories. Did you speak for? Him! I remember being very excited because it was circuit in the gopher. Time, I was at my dad. That's a long time ago yet. Longtime Gay and I think it was. Joseph in mazing technical latrine time as well right Matt, wasn't even Baby Matt at this point. He's never even heard of these people. You don't know Gordon the gopher is Dima. No. Right so. Just, minded ninety correction. You didn't mention that freedom got promoted into anti eighteen. Thank you for pointing that out. Rather than to. And it didn't last long. It's as relevant as toys R. US, thank you I so. Yes, so we have this final on our hands between SMYRNA HALEP and Sloan seems and it was one that. I was I was looking forward to. A tennis match in. It's just in its own right of these two players battling it out because I thought it could be a really good final. And, should he? I think it ended up exceeding all of those expectations and You're quite right Catherine when you talk about the number of finals, the the salmon halibut already been in, and it was similar to play as we think of that. We've already covered here in this running relived series like even lendl trying to win. A A I slam Andy Murray course. It took him a few guys. Goran Ivanisevic but Simona Halla. Yeah, she already had three. She'd had Darren K Hill by his side for awhile by this point, so let's hear from him about the journey that led to this moments. Together for about three us before she played that particular foreign against flown in two thousand and nineteen and I guess the memory of what happened in two thousand, seventeen, against Ostapenko, as well was brought in the full fun of Amazon so for her to go out and do what she did. And now they say that both of you most destinations. You can't get there unless you go to refund pain a tough road and that was kind of the journey that some had had even before I came along. She might the final. Open and lost Marie shower. Piping, a great match on six four on the third added chances in that one, and then to lose to paint code and then the Knicks Jay come back, an inbetween that of course remember the final that she applied at the open against the Yankee which was another great match, and just even getting to the final at the Australian Open was itself, so I I think that helped a lot. She learned a lot from that particular tournament, and when she got to the final at a French. Against Launch, he had a little extra confidence and belief in a self to finally get it done.
Beyond the Baseline
"I'm Saying Goodbye": Maria Sharapova Retires From Tennis at Age 32
"Don't know if you share my sentiments. This was news. That is not remotely surprising. We were all expecting this. I think Most people had already pre filed. The Maria Sharapova retires column and yet I gotTa say it feels you know an hour into this but Feels a little weird definitely I. This is not like Last time we had big Sharipova News at SL which was of course it. Two Thousand Sixteen and that that was a big surprise. This like you said I think we all saw it coming. It was a matter of when and not if so for to be now is I think a pretty normal timing given whether she's going to play Indian Wells and Miami probably would have kick started her into the French and Wimbledon and then sort of. You're playing out the year at that point so for her to call it quits after all. Cheyenne this little gaps. Seems to make sense but I don't know what do you think? Yeah ranked ranked three seventy three. Something had to give here. This is a five time major champion. Who you did not think was going to play the wild card game for very long. I I guess I would perhaps suspected she would have played Indian Wells. It's an event where she's had success. It's two hours from her home in southern California she would have gotten a grand sendoff But you know this. This is I had these two competing instincts with Sharipova. What what do we know about her? She is fiercely. Driven fiercely competitive. She is and always has been. I think we can talk about this a bit later. The consummate professional and those are really dueling instincts when you're ranked three seventy three and not playing it anywhere near the level that you're accustomed to Part of you probably says I can fight through this. This is just more adversity. I can overcome. I'm better than this. I just need to work harder. I can get my body right. I can get my mind right. I can get back. I don't WanNa go out like this and another part of you says surely I can't have this indignity. I can't be losing round after round early. I'm not seated so I'm playing tough opponents. My Body's giving up on me so I think you had and they came from the same place but they're two very different ways to react to to the same core instinct and today she said enough is enough. I mean I think you're right that You know February is a strange month in tennis. And I guess you know we're we`re. There's no perfect way to retire from the sport and we see even within tennis players very differently. Some players go on this goodwill tour and some players like Caroline Wozniacki says look. I'm going to pinpoint this as my last event and go ahead and prepare your tribute reels. And I'm GonNa play this event knowing when I lose my last match. That's IT and Sharipova. We've seen other players. There's players do this as well. Sharapova pulled us out of the blue and it's it's a Wednesday and she's not at a tournament today And retired in her own way. So I don't know I mean the other. There are a number of questions that stem from this whole conversation and jump in any jump in anytime here. I mean I think the overall question when a player retires as we assess legacy I don't know particular bullet points. Jump out at you Jamie. I think I think highs and lows complicated legacy Of course is going to be attached to share over The the craziest thing I think if you look at the timing now she's ranked three hundred seventy three which says absolutely nothing about her career but to your point. I mean she was at the point now where she was trying to come back and she's nowhere even near the top one hundred You know not even winning any matches and it's it must be really hard for her honestly to you know given all that she's accomplished. I think we said thirty six. W titles obviously the five Grand Slams all these rivalries quote unquote particularly with Serena Williams which is also another interesting conversation to have but I think it was probably getting difficult for her to continue to be you know struggling and Her her legacy given you know the the MELDA NEOM and the ban will always thou always be part of her story? Yeah I think you're absolutely right and today should be happy day. Celebrate a five time major champion. I mean I was looking at her staff and I think we forget how good she was for for a variety of reasons. I think to the casual tennis fan. They were misled by two. One is the head to head with Serena that you reference. She beat Serena Breakthrough Center women. Final Two thousand four and then she loses whatever. The math twenty two is the derived. So lose eighteen nineteen matches to Serena Williams And I think that to the casual fan that we say rivalry. And then we sort of have to amend that to say with a lopsided rivalry which might be an oxymoron. The other thing about Sharipova that I and I wrote about this that I think is a great Sort of misleading bid about her is she had this regal disposition and she endorsed product after product. And it was very upscale. And it's Evian Cole Haan I remember you. I remember walking in New York and seeing her on three different billboards for three different upscale products. And there was this or of elegance. She was selling herself as much as she was a brand. She was selling sort of cosmopolitan posh elegance in yet. The tennis was. I was called her sort of tennis. Gym Rat I mean. It was not elegant tenants by any stretch and Jud admit to that and she was in her own way your own six foot one inch which she was a grinder and she was not what you call an athlete. He wasn't a graceful mover. She did not play graceful elegant tennis and I always thought that was really to her credit. That you'd see her on the back court and she'd be doing her footwork drills because she knew that was an area to improve and she would be working on her serve which always gave her fit in part because of the shoulder injury and she would grind out matches and she would win tough matches. She did not. This was not the female Roger Federer and I think tennis fans of course know that but I think casual fans see all of this aura of elegance and assume she played that way and that wasn't the case at all I mean the the screaming grunting grinding sweating. You'll brushing the hair that had managed to her forehead. That's the Maria Sharapova on the tennis court has an athlete And I think you know again I want to just this should be a day to give credit to someone who had a tremendous career and five majors. Yes but thirty six titles almost forty million dollars you got to number one. I mean this is really an a-list career and you know she had the misfortune of playing. At the same time Serena Williams and there was a lot that went into that relationship beyond the tennis. That probably did not work to Maria benefit but you take away. Cerita you take away. Venus Williams seven majors. Maybe Justine Henin. Maybe Kim Clijsters and I think it's very easy to make the case. Marisha published one of the top five players of the Post Steffi Graf of the last twenty five years and tennis so this is really a remarkable career. And yet as you mentioned if we're going to talk about her honestly. This wasn't the way it was supposed to end. Which is you know a a doping ban. I thought a very clumsy handling of the doping ban. I thought it was very out of character and off brand of her to have been so sloppy. Not just in the violation but then in the aftermath and how it was handled and some of the the the the press conference that we referenced and she was never the same player after that and you know co correlation is not causation and may simply have been that. She was a little sport and she was in early thirties and players get older. We see this on not just in tennis but in in sports in general I mean thirty two big number in in women's tennis but it was not supposed to end with a doping band and a ranking that drifted deep into triple figures so overall macro great career hall of fame player but there is a tinge I think of bittersweet. There is a little bit of disappointment. That This wasn't the way this hall of fame career was supposed to be a gift. Compare what we saw a month ago when Caroline wozniacki is out there on the court and our families there and she's toasted and all of the players are making tribute videos and were. She's crying but she's saying I'm not sad and she does. I mean I talked to her the following day. She was all gussied up because she clearly had been doing the spots around. There's definitely a difference of a decision on your terms and decision that was made based on your body and The time of your career. You know it's it's very different in comparing into. What was the Yankee especially given those? The Yankees recent title in Australia just seemed very full circle for her to do that. this again is random but also very expected. I think one of the things I always sort of liked about Sharipova was Her personality in in two ways. I think we talk. You talk about her on the court sweating grinding shrieking. I mean everyone. I think even if you're not a big tennis fan you know share Provo. Because maybe she made you mute the TV while you're watching a match and that's something that a lot of people will probably joke about but you know she worked hard in the court she was always like fierce and and you know a competitor for sure but she also you know. I remember processors and and interviews where she's actually has a very great personality and and you know quite opposite of that fierce competitor where she could be funny and she was actually Kinda Witty and and You know there was a a side to her personality. That was very likable. When most people on the court probably saw the opposite so overall she's a huge name. In this sport she's one of the handful that transcends just tennis you you mentioned her and she needs only one name There's only a handful of those type of athletes so I think She will definitely be missed. I think we're fair to
Sports X Radio
Highlights: Day six at the Australian Open
"Sure six four six four six four street sets over query gets a dime around each from Canada took out our system is also in our streets at seven five six four seven six off of needy hello and straight sets as well Federer crazy against the home statesman there John Millman from Australia how bout Federer four six seven six six four four six seven six and they do all my godi date yes seven six in the fifth set and they do the super tight yeah which is not a super the man and he wins that ten eight while also going to go on the they go to ten they don't know how long and the match go I don't know that that that one looks like it looks like four hours right to me so I'll take the over okay yeah yeah for sure okay right now get mon few I like a leech Gulbis seven six six four five three trying to close it out in straight sets so Monfils the Tennessee me no Parker like gal Monfils Taylor Fritz going against Dominic TM Antium wins the first set six two in these two one in the second set over for it's the American the dollar just getting underway again saw Pablo Carreno booster and David Goffin ago fan going up against Andrei Rublev and go from which the first six two needs to one in the second as far as the women the day of upset and started you know last night but of course the time difference Serena went down the street said or in three sets she lost in three sets to to Wong Naomi a soccer took on Corey Goff the young teenager the American sensation in golf peer in straight sets sock was a three seat in this one by six three six four god gets a dime can in the fourteen C. for Sophia can and for the U. S. beach while Zhang R. seven five seven six BC currents for our three set to took her to be gore G. for George G. is seventeen seed Angelique Kerber love Angelique Kerber she's got those beautiful legs man like Steffi Graf had back in the day sorry if you're driving around I mean but he knows in that sense the reason America and then a real good one Carlina Pliskova the two seed going up against Anastasia apple you check of a and Pavlyuchenkova gets the win seven six seven three so ourselves or seven six seven six seven four seven three in the two tiebreakers industry touches the thirty seat B. to to see so the two seats gone the three seats on the eighth seed in Serena's gone and then bends which also lost to come to the six love six one so the Swiss sensation is out Donna vekic also lost two eagles white tact twenty to keep an eye on this young lady from Poland are very impressive seven five six three and Simona Halep the four seats still alive she went straight sets are six one six four she escaped against Brady the American the other day so that a look at the Australian Open and there is some lines that I already saw coming up for all the freakin Isner coming up for very good minus one forty nine is our take back one thirty that'll be a later on we see curious the home home countrymen they're from Austria taking on Kachin often that's gonna be going but curious minds to forty four there often to doubt coming up right now get I told you Carino boosted Pablo public radio booster and it's plus sixteen hundred on career stats Nadal minus five thousand the number one Federer is mine is six twenty five against more tone of foods rich and it look better how long did you go did you two more hours and three minutes wow you got it like three minutes yeah not too bad Medvedev minus nine oh nine again so Popper and buy sell it you had to go five sets will take on round it's now around instead of Canada minus one seventy five there and wi fi for the needy and scientists anger and we'll go and five five Minnie minus one fifty four there and then Novak Djokovic minus three thousand three hundred thirty three dollars to one hundred against Diego Schwartzman I like towards which worked as a guy worse hat backwards young kid but it's got a lot of moxie and he's a plus fourteen hundred so keep an eye there on the ladies side let me just see remember Wozniacki played her last match last night she announced her retirement she got beaten three sets hi Ashley forty is the number one seed she will take what else Alison Riske from the United States board is a minus four hundred query Goff is a plus one thirty gets a
The Tennis Podcast
Aus Open Day 2 matches
"Petra Gisbert. Ah Against Somebody called Paolo Budusa. I've never heard of from Spain. I'm going to get some tweets about. How can I have never heard of a tennis player? When I present the Senate's podcast so our Party plays POLENTA Hertzog who I've heard of from Slovenia. That could be quite interesting. I'll be a stylish match coach. It was well Klickovic through some shades towards Hertzog. Today as she does say she she was supposed to be talking to kick in with innovation before their match journalist asked them what they were talking about and said well actually. We were talking about the schedule because we saw match match Melbourne arena. That we didn't think should be on there and it was hertzog against the pettersen which uh-huh that's excellent then after that it's Tatsumi Ito against Nova Jock itch We have Serena Williams Williams I in the night session against Tamara. The Dan sick and then in the final action sent on Rod Laver Arena. It is the federal federal. What about against Philip Crane of each of Serb who played a very long five center today? Naomi Asakusa playing against Sejong side there is that you know what probably match to the day. Caroline wozniacki against Diana's trump's agreed that I actually playing quite well sort of in the last six months. You said you. strums definitely sort of the the force of the narrative and the story with x factor. Giving him evens it out a a bit but I still think he's grown one very routinely yes. Today's she's definitely ready to fulfil the talent that you saw in her nine unsecured meant. You didn't feel it and then when that could have got some credibility out of it coca governance surrounding stat Stefan sits about favorite Kohlschreiber backhands. At Gogo over
Bachelor Party
Gigi Hadid and Tyler Cameron go to dinner with Serena Williams
"We're gonna talk primarily at demi a little bit but the next bachelor but before we do that i just wanted to a tyler update because andrew and i talked about tyler on monday and have personal update and be i wanna talk about rather just the latest in his celebrity meteoric rise personal update tyler along our housing may tyler love. You thank you great guy. There's that second of all tyler certainly not going to be the bachelor because he is still dating gee-gee hadid. They've gone out to dinner with friends. Including at-bat the matt james nine one nine and bucking serena williams one of the most famous most successful best living humans we have. I cannot believe it a million. What was your reaction to tyler hanging out with. Serena williams who's like probably the one of one of the best living athletes yeah. Maybe one of the best athletes it's ever gonna put a gender qualifier yeah. No i was speechless. I am a huge serena williams fan. I like i'm not like super nintendo but i'm like into to her and i want her to break all the records and she's so awesome and i'm just i'm just like oh my god it was it was incredible. I just i'm so happy for him. I'm so happy for bachelor nation. It's just very like this feels like some kind of like hey we're here finally and people saluted except that bachelor nation is a big deal okay. Thank you bachelor celebrities. You can't get rid of them. They're they're legit so now. G g has legitimizing them but one thing i've been thinking a lot about is she's like a friend of reality t._v. and formerly on reality t._v. herself which i feel kind of overlooked but when you launder was on the real housewives gee-gee was all over it. That was not like random. Oh no no no. I mean like we got the iconic nick moment when g g had like a going away birthday party for college or something and you'll here's the piece of cake and it was literally the size of an almond yeah. Have you ever google you llandough and she was in her heyday as a model. Yes i have actually she was gorgeous. Yeah can't imagine growing up under with evatt hanging over you sure i will say this though they kind of like. I think it was a run on. She was like the ninety supermodels naomi cindy yolanda. It is like really you'll onda your maga yeah. I don't know about that. She was on the same level. That's true and just tyler is like i don't know this just takes him out out of the running for like regular reality t._v. or like the bachelor career trajectory. I don't know what happens to him next. I don't know how long this lasts right biggest task for them. It will be in september because certainly j._j. Will be walking in the many fashion weeks new york london paris so she'll be traveling and like i don't think we can rule out him going with her like that could have now we'll end. He's a model to maybe we'll see him on the runway. I don't know that will be wild if he if he just. I mean he's like today. He put up a lululemon add lululemon partner it would be wilder tyler became a runway model as a result of his new found fame. I don't wanna say as a result of g g. I think think like he could get there on his own shore but it's just wild. I is a i. I now find that like part of my daily. Routine is waking up and checking to see see if tyler is done anything no like what like what's going on today in thailand yes. Maybe it would have done that anyway but like it's just crazy. He's legitimate celebrity. It's wild well. I think he probably likes it. Also jay is nine one nine. Do you follow him on instagram. No why not oh does that his friend who's the football player yahoos yeah. Who's catchy lives on okay well. Maybe i will after this. We'll he's after forty thousand followers literally. He's literally just random guy just like little chillers run yes and he is forty thousand instagram slow followers. That's crazy yeah. I know it is crazy. He's also really handsome. I hope that this is working out for him do we'll maybe lead to get him on the bachelorette. I think that's been like discuss like about to make him a bachelor. I don't i'm so down for that. <hes> <hes> we'll move on from tyler and one second but i just want to note the photos of them at last night which by the way was also namedrop from the new york post this week because i is where katie holmes was allegedly overheard talking about her break up with <hes> jamie fox big-league las geena a hard time believing it's complete coincidence anyway in those photos caroline wozniacki who is also towns player also <unk> serena williams the best friends. She's also there and there's nary a mention of her. It's very sad that's crazier. I know no one had like if you're a tennis fan into the photos. Oh there's caroline wozniacki yet otherwise no mention for her. Wow i mean like i said i'm not huge but i know who she is and like i say she would've voted wedding for christ's sake yeah m._s. Don't totally that's wild that she was even mentioned it stunning
Jay Talking
Australian Catholic Church rejects calls for priests to report child abuse confessions
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Midday on WNYC
Juventus make £88m bid for Cristiano Ronaldo
"The matches that are going on around particularly incentive cortin inside number one coach always a great atmosphere here the blue and white flowers matching with the green creeper to pick out the colors of the all england club and the stream that's running behind me it's all very decorative and water of course is an issue here because they've got so much cross to look after for the grass courts in the stream itself actually is no such thing it actually circulates perpetually and there's a shine to explain that to the punters in case they're worried that water is being wasted an act really good news for the organizers in a sense last night we had finally after many weeks some heavy rain last night only for half an hour or show but that's certainly freshened up the lawns around me and it's made the arab bit fresher as well actually this morning still going to be a hot day though later on today when we get the action going once again the biggest news from here at wimbledon on wednesday was the ousting of yet another top seed in the women's draw number two seed and australian open champion caroline wozniacki ousted by katharina macara in three sets in the second round it looked inevitable when she was five one down in the final set but she hold it back and seem to be back on track only from a character to collect yourself from wind through seven five in the third in the end wasn't yankees exit means only well number one and defending champion caffeine or muga reuther and seventh seed caroliina plus cover remained from the chop age in the women's draw dane wozniacki looked rather stunned and upset by what had happened i played someone who you know went all in with every single shot and a lot of lines a lot of you know crazy shots were going in and you know she was playing well then at that point what can you do you just have to keep fighting and wait for your opportunity and you know i i thought all i had and i just lack just a little bit today so she's going home of course serena williams still here it's just a ranking is rather lonely after time for having a baby but she's still one of the favorites and moved into the third round saying she was feeling better than she had for her first round game not something the rest of the draw particularly want to hear roger federer also through with these and former runnerup me las ranches progressing as well he went through in straightsets yesterday but it was harder than it sounded against australia's john millman because all three sets went to try brakes around each is through nonetheless despite that particular test later on today a few matches to catch up with of course because of the problems with the rain last night marin chile will return later well ahead of guido pella and south africa's number eight seed kevin anderson was also delayed he's twosetstoone up against andreas seppi genesis alshabaab wasn't even able to start her match against katharina sinker all the news from here women alden today at wimbledon eighteen thirty gmt here on the bbc now there is some sport going on away from here at wimbledon football not the world cup instead you ventures managing director giuseppe marotta has not wished to clear things up very much on the possibility of this area champions making a move for real madrid's cristiano ronaldo reports suggested the reigning champions league holders are weighing whether to sell ronaldo is sports journalist italian football expert james hardcastle he's wages which had a big problem because they are four times what he quite the current highest earner is being paid so you are interested they've been talking to his agent but it looks like this is going to be a very difficult transferred to pull off and we could we see a joint bid from north african countries algieria tunisia and morocco to host the football world cup in twenty thirty morocco of course lost out for the fifth time when it was awarded in twenty twenty six to the joint northamerican bid of the us canada and mexico now algeria in particular shay that they are looking at a joint north african bid for twenty thirty along with morocco syria bidders for the championship and tunisia talking to football i mentioned the big screen here at wimbledon of course england are in a world cup quarterfinal on saturday afternoon which is going.
Mark Simone
2018 Wimbledon -- Women's second-round matches
"In the nation's capital it's the nationals hosting the red sox boston going for a sweep of the series right now there's no score in the top of the second inning and ward oh rodriguez going up against eric fatty and at wimbledon second round roger federer's straightset winner over lucas latch go on the women's side venus williams rallied from a set down to beat alexandra guerrero in three sets serena williams just about to get underway shortly and her second round match bello american madison keys a straightset winter and caroline wozniacki in some trouble down a set early onset katrina makarova a football note patriots receiver julian elements fourgame suspension for testing positive for p e ds has been upheld nba the sons and devon booker closing in on a max contract extension worth one hundred and fifty eight million dollars over five years and the wizards are reportedly expected the signs white howard to a one year deal i'm darwin's zuck cbs sports radio and our twitter handle is at cbs sports radio.
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
Julius Randle, Bloomberg and Rajon discussed on Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
"The world here's dan schwartzman thanks bryan to more countries moving onto the final eight at the world cup as belgium completes remarkable comeback against japan getting the game with her four minutes into stoppage time from this shadley finishing off a match which saw the european side down to nil with thirty minutes remaining belgium gets goal from younger tone gin and marijuana fellini in the sixty ninth and seventy four minutes meanwhile brazil outlast mexico to nil as neymar norberto fair meaner bowl tally scores for brazil route tree this march the seventh consecutive time mexico has been out in the round of sixteen most salon liverpool of agreed to a five year contract that will keep egypt national the club until two thousand twenty three in solid versus at anfield twentysixyearold tallied forty four goals in fifty two matches first round action at wimbledon is number one seed roger federer moves on straightsets as thirty merrin sillage nine cd john is down eleven seated same query what upset at sixty dmitrov loses in four sets to stand for branka big upsets in the women draw as both fourth seat sloan stevens and fiftytwo delina smith alina are asked in the first round notables moving on include second seeded caroline wozniacki and both serena and venus williams along with madison keys one after green to four year contract with free lebron james los angeles lakers have renounced their rights before julius randle while agreeing to a one year nine million dollar deal with rajon rondo i'm dan schwartzman that's your bloomberg nbc world sports update global news twenty four hours a day at bloomberg dot com the bloomberg business app junk on twitter this is a bloomberg business flash forty seven past.
Klay Thompson of Golden State Warriors questionable for Game 2 of NBA Finals with left ankle sprain
"And seventeen by knocking off the orioles and a rain delayed the start game at camden yards eight to five miguel and do horan giancarlo stanton both at two run homers and do har with three runs batted in masahiro tanaka won his seventh despite giving up homers to andrew jones joey record and manny machado who slugged his eighteenth on the season at city field of medicine cubs went past midnight fourteen innings in fact chicago coming away with a seven to one win album more and ben zobrist with two run doubles in that fourteenth havi or buyers with a two run homer michael conforto at a home run to tie the game in the six it was seven innings for jacob degrom he struck out thirteen the capitals at home took a two one lead in the stanley cup final with a three one victory over vegas a goal landed assists for a guinea kuznetsov alex ovechkin also scored brayden hopi with twenty one saves money in dc will be game for the warriors does the cavs again later tonight game two of the nba finals at oracle arena golden state ahead one game plan but warriors coach steve kerr knows that the cavaliers are capable of coming back and i know it's not the exact same team but we had him down three one a couple of years ago and they might have been deflated and they came back and won so we were expecting another great effort from them klay thompson expected to be okay he's got a high ankle sprain he's been dealing with from golf price into sham rochelle a six hundred sixty six saturday as a onestroke lead entering the final eighteen holes at the memorial tournament tiger woods is in contention ings at night under had the french open sunday action all the way for madison keys and sloan stevens respectively caroline wozniacki and alexander's variable also be on the court advancing on saturday serena williams and maria sharapova setting up another meeting between the longtime rivals and why cfc beat orlando three nothing the red bills lost into england two to one the liberty beat indiana overtime eighty seven eighty one with a bloomberg sports update i'm frank garrity this is masters in business with barry ritholtz on bloomberg radio.
The Jim Bohannon Show
Google says it will not renew Project Maven—but collaboration with Pentagon will continue
"Hate speech i'm kristin goodwin fox news google will not renew a contract with the pentagon that provides the military artificial intelligence algorithms to interpret video images and improve the targeting of drone strikes that's according to several published reports the project had riled some google employees including several who quit and thousands who signed a petition asking the ceo to cancel the project some top rank stars tumble in the third bound action in the french open seats won't make the fourth round on the women's side alina spit alina asked by the hill boozer nascar in three sets and third round action friday boozer nephew caroline wozniacki madison keys doria concert kina barbara cova and yulia putin several headed to the fourth round on the men's side fourth seed regarding metro tenth ranked pablo carino booster and thirteen seed roberto bautista agudo all eliminated falling to fernando ver dos co marco checcinato and novak djokovic respectively joining the trio in the fourth round at the french open alexander's verify caney she cory and dominick team matt napolitano fox snooze the thirty year old man if victims from his parents home is finally left hours before a court order deadline michael rotunda left his parents home in upstate new york about two and a half hours before the noon deadline lisa lacerra fox news radio wwl ob fm and am next with maine's total weather from channel eight wmd w this evening a few thunderstorms continuing but other than that it's a muggy and warm night captures shopping into the low sixty s for saturday we'll start off with some clouds and some areas of fog but it will clear out in the afternoon highs in the upper seventies we'll take a break saturday night ten it will cool down into the forties for lows saturday to sunday sunday we'll be a nice day but cooler highs in the mid sixties with sunshine monday partly sunny then clouds and chance for rain in the afternoon highs will only be in the.
The Lars Larson Show
Google, Pentagon and Ceo discussed on The Lars Larson Show
"It's hateful conduct policy following backlash raving service spotify rolling back its controversial policy to remove artists from playlists based on questionable conduct the comedy announcing last month it would pull music flagged as violent from the platform and no longer promote artists who demonstrated hateful conduct in ended up singling out musicians are kelly and x x x tim tahseen users began questioning if the company should be the moral police in a blog post reps for spotify admit the initial stra was too vague causing confusion but say they will continue to bar hateful songs explaining we're not talking about offensive explicit or vulgar content we are talking about hate speech i'm kristin goodwin fox news google will not renew a contract with the pentagon that provides the military artificial intelligence algorithms to interpret video images and improve the targeting of drone strikes that's according to several published reports the project had riled some google employees including several who quit and thousands who signed a petition asking the ceo to cancel the project some top rank stars tumble in the third round action in the french open seeds won't make the fourth round on the women's side a lena's fiddling ousted by mahela boozer nascar in three sets and third round action friday boozer nephew caroline wozniacki madison keys doria kasich kina barbara cova and you'll putin several headed to the fourth round on the men's side fourth seed regarding metro tenth ranked pablo carino busa and thirteen roberto teesta all eliminated falling to fernando over dasa marco checcinato and novak djokovic respectively joining that trio in the fourth round at the french open alexander's vera caney she cory and dominick team matt napolitano fox news.
The Lars Larson Show
Google, Pentagon and Ceo discussed on The Lars Larson Show
"It's hateful conduct policy following backlash raving service spotify rolling back its controversial policy to remove artists from playlists based on questionable conduct the comedy announcing last month it would pull music flagged as violent from the platform and no longer promote artists who demonstrated hateful conduct in ended up singling out musicians are kelly and x x x tim tahseen users began questioning if the company should be the moral police in a blog post reps for spotify admit the initial stra was too vague causing confusion but say they will continue to bar hateful songs explaining we're not talking about offensive explicit or vulgar content we are talking about hate speech i'm kristin goodwin fox news google will not renew a contract with the pentagon that provides the military artificial intelligence algorithms to interpret video images and improve the targeting of drone strikes that's according to several published reports the project had riled some google employees including several who quit and thousands who signed a petition asking the ceo to cancel the project some top rank stars tumble in the third round action in the french open seeds won't make the fourth round on the women's side a lena's fiddling ousted by mahela boozer nascar in three sets and third round action friday boozer nephew caroline wozniacki madison keys doria kasich kina barbara cova and you'll putin several headed to the fourth round on the men's side fourth seed regarding metro tenth ranked pablo carino busa and thirteen roberto teesta all eliminated falling to fernando over dasa marco checcinato and novak djokovic respectively joining that trio in the fourth round at the french open alexander's vera caney she cory and dominick team matt napolitano fox news.
First Light
French Open women's draw -- Simona Halep wins first-round match
"And four will be in washington on saturday and monday tennis french open underway the skies finally brightened a little bit in paris on the women's side serena williams got her comeback started by beating kristina plus a six and four she'll face seventeen seat ashleigh barty of australia in the second round thirty gardenia mugabe rousseau in straightsets yesterday other winners included americans bethany matic sands and taylor townsend as well as maria sharapova number one simona halep laser first round match this morning against american allison risk while number two caroline wozniacki at number four elite lena have second round matches today over on the men's side top seed and defending champion rafael nadal needed two days and a tiebreaker to complete a straight set win over simone bolelli adele now eighty and to all time in matches at roland garros number three see marin sillage also won in straight sets us winners included nine see john is ner and steve johnson while fourteen seed jack sock took a powder in five sets to seeds alexander's era of and four c grigory dmitrov will play their second round matches this morning golf the pga tour will be at the memorial at dublin ohio that'll be teeing off just about this time tomorrow morning nfl organized team activities continue training camps just about two months away ncwa baseball tournament begins friday at sixteen regional sites the women's college world series for softball starts tomorrow in oklahoma city the top eight teams are there including a number one seed oregon and the two time defending champions from the university of oklahoma that is wednesday.
The Ray Lucia Show
Kozlova stuns holder Ostapenko in 1st round
"The second women's defending champion in history to lose in the first round of the french open yesterday venus williams also going later today maria sharapova petra vertebra and current caroline wozniacki begin their campaigns as does rough on the doll in the man who is hoping to become the first man to win eleven titles at the same grand slam sport today at eighteen thirty gmt thank you very much indeed.
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
Wozniacki beats Halep to win first major at Australian Open – NBC Sports
"The world here's dan schwartzman thanks bryan tiger woods is committed to playing this year's memorial tournament in ohio which begins may thirty first and is the final event leading up to the us open athletico madrid winning the europa league after three win over marseille leone france as antoine graffman scores embrace the first score at the twenty first minute mark with the second coming up forty nine minutes before gabby scores the final goal at eighty nine minutes atlantico had already qualified for next year's champions league with the second place finish in malaita everton a sacked manager same allardyce after less than one season even after leading the top east to an eighth place finish in the premier league table two favorites have emerged to replace allardyce at goodison park a shark nets boss paolo on second former wofford manager marco silva's names have been mentioned meanwhile west ham united boss david boyce has left after the expiration of short term contract with the replacement likely to be named in the next ten days placing outfielder you went on the disabled list with a hip flexor strain which for thirty two year old has attempted to play through the last week on the season says this is a day home runs while driving in twenty eight runs the nba has decided not to discipline cleveland cavaliers guard jr smith for his heart foul on boston celtics four horford in game two of the eastern conference finals smith was hit with a flagrant one foul which also leads the technical fouls being issued after players began to push shove i'm dan schwartzman that's your bloomberg nbc world sports update global news twenty four hours a day at bloomberg dot com.