Tiger Woods team lags behind 4-1 against Internationals in Presidents Cup
The Presidents Cup, hosted at Royal Melbourne in Australia, featured a standoff between the United States team headed by golfing star Tiger Woods against an Internationals team. While Woods and his teammate Justin Thomas emerged victorious in their pairing, the Internationals team, featuring Mexico's Ancer and South Africa's Oosthuizen managed to put a substantial 4-1 lead on the board against the others.
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A-league, Australia’s top-rated soccer league’s restart is under threat after new coronavirus restrictions. The FFA will seek the government to grant exemptions to the New South Wales border closure after players from three Victorian clubs were left stranded on the tarmac at Tullamarine Airport late on Monday night. Players and staff from Melbourne Victory, Melbourne City and Western United included in the list
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White Sox radio icon Ed Farmer dead at 70
Ed Farmer, the 70-year-old radio broadcaster for the Chicago White Sox, whose three-decade-long career included casting the Sox's legendary World Series championship win in 2005, has passed away after experiencing complications due to an ailment. Farmer joined the Sox broadcast team in 1992, becoming their full-time analyst from 1992 onwards.
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Skateboarding icon Jeff Grosso dead at 51
Skateboarding icon Jeff Grosso, who rose to fame alongside fellow legend Tony Hawk as one of the best skateboarders in the world and hosted Vans' Love Letters to Skateboarding, has passed away at the age of 51, at his residence in Costa Mesa, California. No further details about the cause of his death have been revealed, and he is survived by his 8-year-old son Oliver.
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NBA star Kevin Durant tests positive for coronavirus
One of the National Basketball Association's biggest stars, Kevin Durant of the Brooklyn Nets, is the latest of four Nets players to test positive for the COVID-19 infection. The team's spokesperson has stated that the players were tested on priority due to their frequent travel and interaction with large crowds. Currently, at least seven NBA players have been confirmed as having the coronavirus.
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