Moroccan Rachid El Murabity won the 165-kilometre Oman Desert Marathon for a fifth time last Friday, November 2...
Monday, 3 December 2018
Power Rankings: Real Madrid end 2014 on top of the world
Shaka Hislop picks his ten best teams in the world based on their current form.
Shaka signs off for the winter break with his final ranks of the
year and, as they have been for pretty much the entire second half of
2014, Real Madrid are t...
Luiz Felipe Scolari soaked by Palmeiras squad after title win
After
leading Palmeiras to their 10th Brazilian league championship on Sunday
(25th November), coach Luiz Felipe Scolari was drenched by his players
in a press conferenc...
Copa Libertadores cup final called o
No-one really knows when South America's premier club competition, the Copa Libertadores, will stage its final this year.
It
was due to take place on Saturday, but after an initial two-hour delay
for the kick-off, the match was postponed until Sunda...
Postponed Libertadores final to be played outside Argentina in December
ASUNCION
(Reuters) - The Copa Libertadores soccer final between River Plate and
Boca Juniors will take place in early December and will be played
outside Argentina after crowd trouble forced the game to be postponed
last week, organizers said on Tuesda...
Thursday, 25 December 2014
Russ Westbrook: 'My job is to attack'
Updated: December 22, 2014, 1:57 AM ET
By
Royce Young | ESPN.com
Pelicans Hold Off Thunder
Anthony
Davis scored 38 points for New Orleans and Russell Westbrook 29, but
missed a game-winning 3-pointer in the final seconds as the Pelicans
beat the Thunder 101-99.
Tags: NBA, New Orleans Pelicans, Oklahoma City Thunder, Russell Westbrook, Anthony Davis
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OKLAHOMA CITY -- Thunder guard Russell Westbrook took exception to questions Sunday about his perceived lack of passing following the Thunder's 101-99 loss to the Pelicans.
"It's one game, man. I'm not going...
Thunder need both Westbrook & Durant
December, 24, 2014
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By Michael Schwartz, ESPN Stats & Information | ESPN.com
Matthew Emmons/USA TODAY SportsThe Thunder are a vastly different team with both Westbrook and Durant on the floor.
When Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook
missed the majority of November while Oklahoma City slumped to the
bottom of the Western Conference, it appeared the Thunder would be
fighting for their playoff lives the rest of the season.
However, once their stars returned at the beginning of December, the
Thunder quickly resumed their place as an elite team in the Western
Conference, albeit one with a deficit in...
