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No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz advances to the US Open final after beating No. 7 Novak Djokovic in straight sets 🇪🇦 At 22 years old, Alcaraz is going for his sixth Grand Slam title.

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Carlos Alcaraz’s journey to the US Open final is nothing short of extraordinary, and his recent victory over Novak Djokovic only cements his place among tennis’s brightest stars. At just …

No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz advances to the US Open final after beating No. 7 Novak Djokovic in straight sets 🇪🇦 At 22 years old, Alcaraz is going for his sixth Grand Slam title. Read More
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The Brewers have SIX more victories than any other team in that stretch. How many games will this squad win by the end of the season?

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In the world of baseball, winning streaks and consistent performance are the heart and soul of a successful season. The Brewers, currently boasting six more victories than any other team …

The Brewers have SIX more victories than any other team in that stretch. How many games will this squad win by the end of the season? Read More
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Hall of Fame WR Randy Moss, who was diagnosed with stage 2 bile-duct cancer in 2023, recently completed his cancer treatment at Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute in Charlotte. The cancer center shared a video this week of Moss celebrating the major milestone by ringing the bell at the hospital. “I want to thank everybody at this hospital for welcoming me to be a part of their family,” Moss said. “Y’all do a great job of taking care of people. I thank you all. God bless you.” Moss, 48, reportedly underwent a six-hour procedure to remove part of his organs before radiation and chemotherapy treatment. Atrium officials said Moss’ journey was filled with challenges, but those obstacles didn’t stop him. “Randy met each moment with the same grit and determination that defined his legendary career. Thank you, Randy, for trusting us with your care. Your strength inspires us all,” an Atrium Health spokesperson shared.

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Randy Moss, the Hall of Fame wide receiver known for his incredible career in the NFL, has recently reached an important milestone in his personal battle against cancer. Diagnosed in …

Hall of Fame WR Randy Moss, who was diagnosed with stage 2 bile-duct cancer in 2023, recently completed his cancer treatment at Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute in Charlotte. The cancer center shared a video this week of Moss celebrating the major milestone by ringing the bell at the hospital. “I want to thank everybody at this hospital for welcoming me to be a part of their family,” Moss said. “Y’all do a great job of taking care of people. I thank you all. God bless you.” Moss, 48, reportedly underwent a six-hour procedure to remove part of his organs before radiation and chemotherapy treatment. Atrium officials said Moss’ journey was filled with challenges, but those obstacles didn’t stop him. “Randy met each moment with the same grit and determination that defined his legendary career. Thank you, Randy, for trusting us with your care. Your strength inspires us all,” an Atrium Health spokesperson shared. Read More
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Alcaraz takes the second set in a tiebreaker with Djokovic 😯 Watch the rest of Djokovic-Alcaraz on ESPN and the ESPN app

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The electrifying match between Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic has captivated tennis fans around the world. After a fiercely contested first set, the young Spaniard managed to hold his nerve …

Alcaraz takes the second set in a tiebreaker with Djokovic 😯 Watch the rest of Djokovic-Alcaraz on ESPN and the ESPN app Read More
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Jalen Carter’s reputation took a massive hit after being ejected for spitting on Dak Prescott. But new footage adds a twist. NBC cameras showed Dak Prescott spitting near the Eagles’ huddle first—smirking in Carter’s direction. Moments later, Carter snapped, unleashing a disgusting spit right back at Dak. The entire world saw it live. At the postgame pressers, both stars had to face the fallout: Dak: “I probably spit 1,000 times during a game. I wasn’t aiming for him. What would I need to spit on you for?” Carter admitted he made a poor choice: “I feel bad for my fans and my teammates. It was my mistake, it won’t happen again.” No matter the context, spitting on someone is one of the lowest acts. Just don’t do it.

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The incident involving Jalen Carter and Dak Prescott during their recent game created quite a storm in the football world, drawing significant attention not only for the act itself but …

Jalen Carter’s reputation took a massive hit after being ejected for spitting on Dak Prescott. But new footage adds a twist. NBC cameras showed Dak Prescott spitting near the Eagles’ huddle first—smirking in Carter’s direction. Moments later, Carter snapped, unleashing a disgusting spit right back at Dak. The entire world saw it live. At the postgame pressers, both stars had to face the fallout: Dak: “I probably spit 1,000 times during a game. I wasn’t aiming for him. What would I need to spit on you for?” Carter admitted he made a poor choice: “I feel bad for my fans and my teammates. It was my mistake, it won’t happen again.” No matter the context, spitting on someone is one of the lowest acts. Just don’t do it. Read More