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ドジャースのテオスカー放出は危険かメディアが慎重論

ワールドシリーズ3連覇を逃したロサンゼルス・ドジャースで、外野手テオスカー・ヘルナンデスのトレード放出が浮上している。米メディア「ドジャー・ブルー」は15日付の記事で、安易な見切りがチームに与えるリスクを指摘し、慎重な対応を呼びかけている。

Tommy DeVito Struggles in Relief Appearance After Drake Maye's Injury

Tommy DeVito endured a difficult relief outing in his first extended action since 2024, throwing for just 81 yards with an interception after taking over for starter Drake Maye. The Patriots fell to the Detroit Lions 35-10 in Munich as Maye exited early with an ankle injury.

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PSG to rest Mbappe before Champions League showdown

Kylian Mbappe is expected to sit out Paris Saint-Germain's Ligue 1 meeting with Lille on Saturday as the club does not want to risk his injured ankle with a Champions League last 16 tie looming.

France to play Italy and Belgium in Nations League

World Cup runners-up France, European champions Italy and Belgium will face off in the 2024-25 UEFA Nations League, while holders Spain will be favourites to win a group comprising Denmark, Switzerland and Serbia.

Neville promises star arrival at Portland

Portland Timbers head coach Phil Neville has promised the MLS team's fans that the club is working to bring in a big-name signing for the new season.

Bilodid covets Olympic judo gold to show Ukraine 'still standing'

Ukrainian judo star Daria Bilodid says she wants Olympic gold in Paris not just for herself but to show her war weary compatriots are "still standing" despite two years of conflict.

Chelsea set 'standard' with victory over Villa says Gallagher

Chelsea midfielder Conor Gallagher said his side have set a standard they must maintain after ending their dismal run with a vital FA Cup win at Aston Villa.

Darge and Gilchrist return for Scotland against France

Scotland co-captain Rory Darge and lock Grant Gilchrist have been recalled to the side named by coach Gregor Townsend for Saturday's Six Nations international against France at Murrayfield.

Liverpool's Thiago suffers fresh injury blow: reports

Liverpool midfielder Thiago Alcantara has suffered a fresh injury blow after picking up a muscle problem, according to reports on Thursday.

Chelsea fan guilty of assaulting Newcastle's Dubravka

A Chelsea fan pleaded guilty to assaulting Newcastle goalkeeper Martin Dubravka after invading the pitch to celebrate a goal at Stamford Bridge.

Ten Hag defends Martinez decision after injury blow

Erik ten Hag has defended his decision to let Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez play on after the Argentine suffered a knee injury that will rule him out for two months.

British Grand Prix to stay at Silverstone for next 10 years

The British Grand Prix will be held at Silverstone for the next 10 years after the announcement of a new long-term deal with the venue on Thursday.

Son will 'definitely' keep playing for South Korea, Klinsmann says

Son Heung-min will "definitely" continue playing for South Korea, underfire coach Jurgen Klinsmann said Thursday, after the skipper suggested he could end his international career following their Asian Cup exit.

Back from the dead: Ivory Coast on verge of remarkable AFCON triumph

Ivory Coast's victory over the Democratic Republic of Congo in the Africa Cup of Nations semi-finals on Wednesday leaves them just 90 minutes away from completing arguably the most remarkable turnaround in major international tournament history.

UEFA president Ceferin won't seek re-election in 2027

Aleksander Ceferin said Thursday he would not seek a fourth term as UEFA president in 2027 despite the approval of controversial reforms that would enable him to extend his mandate.

England stick after Wales twist for Six Nations clash

England named an unchanged team for the first time in over four years on Thursday when coach Steve Borthwick announced his side to play Wales in the Six Nations.

UEFA president Ceferin says won't stand for re-election in 2027

Aleksander Ceferin said Thursday he would not seek a fourth term as UEFA president in 2027 despite the approval of controversial reforms that would enable him to extend his mandate.

France's Galthie shows 'solidarity' with Scotland team selection after Ireland humbling

Head coach Fabien Galthie admitted France were experiencing "a difficult moment" after their 38-17 humbling by Ireland but added he still had faith in his players for Saturday's Six Nations away match against Scotland.

Sri Lanka readies for challenge in Afghanistan ODI series

Sri Lanka won their one-off Test match against Afghanistan by 10 wickets, but skipper and captain Kusal Mendis said Thursday they face a tougher challenge on the eve of their three-match ODI series.

Toney not certain to leave Brentford, says Frank

Brentford manager Thomas Frank has claimed Ivan Toney could stay with the club next season despite interest from Premier League rivals.

Nualphan Lamsam named first woman to lead Thai football

Thai insurance tycoon Nualphan Lamsam became the first woman appointed as president of Thailand's football association on Thursday.

'I am in it for the long haul', says Shiffrin as she skips Soldeu

American ski superstar Mikaela Shiffrin is to miss this weekend's World Cup meet at Soldeu because she does not wish to cut corners in her recovery from a knee injury.

Paris Olympics medals to contain 'piece of Eiffel Tower'

The medals awarded at this year's Paris Olympics and Paralympics will feature a hexagon-shaped piece of iron taken from the original Eiffel Tower in their centre, organisers said as they unveiled their design on Thursday.

Asian Cup final biggest stage yet for Jordan's trailblazer Tamari

Son Heung-min was supposed to have been the star of the show in the semi-finals but instead it was Mousa Al-Tamari whose sparkling display fired Jordan to the brink of Asian Cup glory.

Asian Cup braces for one last surprise as Qatar face Jordan in final

An Asian Cup full of late goals and surprises reaches a climax on Saturday when hosts and holders Qatar face a Jordan side looking to make yet more history.

Girona title challenge faces crucial Madrid confrontation

Girona's remarkable La Liga title charge reaches a critical crossroads on Saturday when they visit league leaders Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu.

Gamble pays off to leave Qatar on verge of Asian Cup glory again

Qatar took a big gamble replacing coach Carlos Queiroz with Tintin Marquez just one month before the Asian Cup but they are now one win away from retaining their title.

Former Manchester Utd star Lingard joins South Korea's FC Seoul

Former Manchester United and England midfielder Jesse Lingard said he wanted to "enjoy playing football again" after signing for South Korea's FC Seoul on Thursday.

Toronto's Guerrero wins MLB record arbitration hearing award

Toronto Blue Jays slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will be paid $19.9 million for the 2024 Major League Baseball season after winning the highest salary ever awarded in an MLB arbitration hearing on Wednesday.

Need for speed: McCaffrey sprints into Super Bowl

As the grandson of an Olympic 100 meters silver medalist, it is little surprise that Christian McCaffrey has made a habit of leaving NFL defenders in his wake.

Wiggins leads NBA Warriors over injury-hit 76ers, Celtics win

Golden State won back-to-back NBA road games for the first time since early November as Andrew Wiggins delivered 21 points and 10 rebounds on Wednesday in a 127-104 victory at Philadelphia.

Crusaders lose Halfpenny for months with chest injury

British and Irish Lions fullback Leigh Halfpenny is expected to miss most of the Super Rugby season with a chest injury, his new club Canterbury Crusaders said Thursday.

De Rossi's revitalised Roma face first test against Inter

Daniele De Rossi faces the first true test of his new Roma regime on Saturday as rampant Inter Milan come to town looking to defend their four-point Serie A lead.

Christian Horner - Red Bull mastermind in the eye of a storm

Days before he launches his 2024 Red Bull car, team supremo Christian Horner finds himself at the centre of a potentially damaging storm involving accusations of inappropriate behaviour from one of his employees.

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