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Month: February 2022

UCLA Player Arrested After Allegedly Spitting at Arizona Fan

UCLA Player Arrested After Allegedly Spitting at Arizona Fan

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — UCLA men's basketball player Mac Etienne was arrested and cited on suspicion of misdemeanor assault after appearing to spit toward a fan after the Bruins lost a road game to Pac-12 rival Arizona, a University of Arizona police spokesman said Friday. The alleged incident occurred Thursday night as UCLA players left the McKale Center playing floor and entered a tunnel to go to their locker room, said the spokesman, Officer Jesus Aguilar. Etienne was allowed to go to the locker room and was then arrested, cited and released, Aguilar said. Local media outlets reported that fans jeered UCLA players when the incident occurred. The Wildcats beat the Bruins 76-66. UCLA officials knew of the incident and were reviewing it, Hoka Running Shoes ...
Men’s Downhill Highlights First Day of Olympic Medals

Men’s Downhill Highlights First Day of Olympic Medals

By NOAH TRISTER, AP Sports Writer BEIJING (AP) — The first day of medals at the Beijing Olympics could be the start of another Norwegian gold rush. Aleksander Aamodt Kilde is among the favorites in the men's downhill — one of the marquee events of NBC's prime-time coverage Saturday — and fellow Norwegian Therese Johaug looks poised to add to the three Olympic medals she's already won in cross-country skiing. Norway led all nations with 39 medals at Pyeongchang four years ago, including 14 golds. The U.S., of course, has its share of contenders. Snowboarder Jamie Anderson is trying for a third straight slopestyle gold, and the final is Saturday night. Hey Dudes The team figure skating competition resumes that evening, too. The Americans lead that after a strong st...
West Done, Ortiz Is 1st Staffer From Puerto Rico

West Done, Ortiz Is 1st Staffer From Puerto Rico

NEW YORK (AP) — Joe West has made it official, retiring from Major League Baseball after umpiring a record 5,460 regular-season games. Roberto Ortiz became the first Puerto Rican-born umpire to join the big league staff in a series of retirements and promotions announced Friday by MLB. “I am honored and blessed to have the privilege of becoming the first Puerto Rican umpire to be hired by MLB,” the 37-year-old Ortiz said. “It fills me with pride to be able to represent my family and my island of Puerto Rico in what I consider the best league in the world.” Longtime umpires Gerry Davis, Kerwin Danley, Brian Gorman and Fieldin Culbreth also have retired. Ben May, Ryan Additon, Sean Barber and John Libka joined Ortiz in promotions to the full-time MLB staff...
Duke’s Coach K Making Last Trip to UNC in Famed Rivalry

Duke’s Coach K Making Last Trip to UNC in Famed Rivalry

By AARON BEARD, AP Basketball Writer The famed rivalry between No. 9 Duke and North Carolina is changing. One Hall of Fame coach is gone, with the Tar Heels' Roy Williams retiring last spring and former UNC player and assistant Hubert Davis replacing him. On Saturday, outgoing Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski will make his final trip to Chapel Hill for the annual showdown. Davis’ debut and Krzyzewski’s latest stop on his farewell tour add another dynamic as the rivals jostle for position atop the Atlantic Coast Conference. “I wouldn’t say it’s pressure,” Duke big man Mark Williams said of Krzyzewski’s UNC finale. "Obviously the stakes are a little different, but we’re still playing the same game.” The Blue Devils (18-3, 8-2 ACC) and Tar Heels (16-6, 8-3) ...
Nathan Chen, US Lead Team Figure Skating at Beijing Olympics

Nathan Chen, US Lead Team Figure Skating at Beijing Olympics

By DAVE SKRETTA, AP Sports Writer BEIJING (AP) — It was supposed to be a foregone conclusion that Russia's powerful stable of figure skaters, including world champions in three of the four disciplines, would run away with the team gold medal at the Beijing Olympics. Nathan Chen and the rest of the Americans must have taken exception. The three-time world champ's winning short program set the tone for Team USA on Friday, and everyone else followed suit. Madison Hubbell and Zachary Donohue won the rhythm dance with a season-best score, and Alexa Knierim and Brandon Frazier Las Vegas Raiders Jerseys  capped the first of three days of team competition with a personal-best short program. That left the Americans with 28 points, two ahead of the Russians and se...
NHL All-Stars Sad to Miss Olympics, but Happy to Be in Vegas

NHL All-Stars Sad to Miss Olympics, but Happy to Be in Vegas

By GREG BEACHAM, AP Sports Writer LAS VEGAS (AP) — Most of the world’s best hockey players are spending this weekend in opulent hotel suites in one of the planet's top party towns instead of being confined to modest Olympic accommodations in freezing-cold Beijing. The NHL All-Stars still aren't happy about missing their chance to compete for gold medals, but nobody was complaining Friday morning about the consolation prize of a sunny weekend in Vegas. “It's disappointing, because you realize you never know when you’re going to get an opportunity to go to the Olympics,” said Pittsburgh left wing Jake Guentzel, Baltimore Ravens Jersey a probable member of the U.S. team. "It’s something you dream about, and it’s disappointing that it didn’t happen. But it’s not too ...
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