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WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert has a hard job. Here's how to make it easier | Jordan Robinson
Engelbert helped vault the league to new financial heights, but still draws the ire of stakeholders. A co-commissioner for player relations would be a welcome add
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Being the WNBA’s commissioner may be one of the most unwanted jobs in the world right now. That’s in no small part because Cathy Engelbert, the person who holds that title, makes it look like a rough ride. She has helped usher the league into new financial heights and unprecedented popularity, but her players continue to bash her in the public sphere. cricket-info.homes
The job is not an easy one, and by many measures Engelbert has done it well, but today I want to talk about what I would do in her shoes. That means starting with how we got here.
Continue reading...Pep Chavarría, rumbo al Chelsea: el Rayo acepta 21+3
Pep Chavarría ya tiene vía libre para marcharse al Chelsea. El Rayo Vallecano ha aceptado la última oferta del conjunto inglés, presentada a última hora de este martes y que asciende a 21 millones de euros fijos más otros tres en variables. El lateral izquierdo ha aterrizado este miércoles a primera hora en la capital británica para pasar reconocimiento médico y estampar la firma en su nuevo contrato.
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Rutger Tijssen, Visma-Lease A Bike team manager, talks to TNT Sports about the time Pauline Ferrand-Prévot lost yesterday in the time trial. [She was 2min 13sec down on the winner, finished 34th on the day, and fell to 14th in GC as a result.]
“Losing minutes never makes you happy,” he says. “In, let’s say five days, we can say if it was too much, of if it was good for us.
Continue reading...Tua Tagovailoa on training camp with Michael Penix: "It's definitely a competition"
Falcons quarterbacks Tua Tagovailoa and Michael Penix are both limited by injuries in training camp, but that isn't stopping them from competing for the starting job.
Tagovailoa said on NFL Network that while he rests an injured back and Penix rehabs the torn ACL he suffered in November, they continue to compete.
"I view it as a competition. I understand he can't take some team reps right now because of what he's going through, but he's still being able to compete in seven-on-seven, he's still able to go through some plays," Tagovailoa said. "It's definitely a competition."
Tagovailoa said his own back injury won't limit him for much longer.
"Nothing too serious, just a caution kind of thing where we're not rushing it. It was just a flare-up, nothing big, not anything long-term. We'll be fine," Tagovailoa said.
The Falcons have to hope at least one of their quarterbacks will be 100 percent when they open the season on September 13 against the Steelers.