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Roberto Escobars secret passion for cycling detailed in new book Kings of the Mountains iNews

Safety proving to be a barrier to cycling - Roz Boynton The Scotsman

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Cycling-Pieters Remains in Induced Coma After Training Crash U.S. News & World Report

PEDIGREES may have their Westminster Kennel Club show, but it was the Bahamian Potcake that special breed of dog with the narrow head and a keen sense of how to cross the street on its own terms that stole the show during the 1st Annual Potcake Golf Tournament.

The Los Angeles Kings were beginning to find their footing when the NHL paused the schedule because of COVID-19 outbreaks throughout the league. Los Angeles will try to pick up where it left off when it plays host to the Vegas Golden Knights on Tuesday night in its first game since Dec. 19. The Kings had strung together a 5-2-1 stretch before the league announced an extended holiday break, helping them offset a 1-4-3 ma

Clear, blue, sunny skies attracted scores of locals and visitors to beaches across the island today. Many were seen basking in the warm sun and frolicking in the water while others opted to eat and engage in playful discussions with friends and family. Photos by Kemar Holder The post Bajans flock to beaches for Boxing Day holiday appeared first on Barbados Today .

Alvin Gentry's first game back on the Sacramento bench after a COVID-19 related absence was an utter disaster. The Kings look to put forth a better effort and bounce back from a home-court whipping when they host the suddenly hot Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday night. Sacramento was outscored78-52 in the second half by the Memphis Grizzlies on Sunday night when it lost 127-102. The Kings trailed by as many as 30 points

Kottayam (Kerala) [India], December 28 (ANI): Sprinter Anju Bobby George, who was recently honoured with 'Woman of the Year' award, said that it is not just for performance but what she is giving back to her sport. "It is an honour to receive 'Woman of the Year' award from World Athletics. It is not just for my performance but it is what I am giving back to society and my sport," Anju told ANI. She further said that she s

PHOENIX Phoenix police are searching for the driver who hit a motorcycle officer and then fled the scene. Authorities say the injured officer had to undergo emergency surgery for a serious leg injury Monday. The collision happened around 12:30 a.m. on the citys west side near Bethany Home Road and 26th Avenue. Surveillance video []

Oklahoma State's upcoming game at No. 25 Texas Tech was postponed from Jan. 1 to Jan. 13 while the Cowboys work their way through COVID-19 protocols. The game was supposed to be the league opener for both programs. Texas Tech said in a release that its home game Tuesday against Alabama State still will be played. The Red Raiders now will begin their Big 12 schedule Jan. 5 at No. 8 Iowa State, while the Cowboys' new Big

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 27 (Xinhua) -- Interstate 80 and U.S. Route 50, two key highways linking the west and east of the United States, were closed in the mountainous areas of Northern California due to a strong winter storm battering the state on Monday.

Cricket Australia is breathing a huge sigh of relief after all players from Australia and England returned negative tests to COVID-19.

When the NHL pulled out of the Beijing Olympics due to COVID-19 outbreaks interrupting its league schedule, players weren't the only ones affected. USA Hockey on Monday named David Quinn the new head coach of the U.S. Olympic men's hockey team and John Vanbiesbrouck the new general manager. Quinn, 55, is not employed in the NHL this year. He spent three seasons as coach of the New York Rangers before being fired at the

HAVANA, Dec. 27 (Xinhua) -- Cuba is expected to reach the milestone of 90 percent COVID-19 vaccination rate in the coming days amid the government's efforts to avoid a new coronavirus lockdown.

The Arizona Coyotes finally have a chance to build on their first victory of December. Meanwhile, the San Jose Sharks likely are to be without some key contributors while trying to momentarily halt their struggles. In a position to win back-to-back games for just the second time this season, the visiting Coyotes also can hand the Sharks a third straight defeat on Tuesday night. Back from a COVID-19-related break stoppa

The Houston Texans placed running back David Johnson and linebacker Neville Hewitt on the reserve/COVID-19 list on Monday. Both players are in their seventh NFL seasons. Johnson, who has played in 12 games (four starts) this season, has rushed for 200 yards on 62 carries and has 217 receiving yards on 29 catches. Hewitt (15 games, four starts) has 50 tackles. The Texans (4-11) are coming off a 41-29 upset of the Los An

Foyesade Oluokun was at the center of another big play for the Atlanta Falcons' defense on Sunday. Rest assured, Arthur Smith and the coaching staff are noticing his growth. With the Detroit Lions down four and in the red zone in the final minute of the game, Oluokun stepped in front of Tim Boyle's pass to the goal line for the game-clinching interception. Two weeks before that, his late pass-rush around the right side f

Barbados' Angelo Doyle makes coveted FIFA refereeing list - Loop Trinidad & Tobago Loop News Trinidad and Tobago

Police detain over 100 on Boxing Night after party on vessel - Loop Trinidad & Tobago Loop News Trinidad and Tobago

The Denver Nuggets get not one, but two shots at the Golden State Warriors without defensive ace Draymond Green when the clubs open a home-and-home sequence Tuesday night in San Francisco. The Western Conference hopefuls, who have yet to meet this season, also will get a rematch Thursday at Denver. Green entered the NBA's health-and-safety protocols over the weekend, joining teammates Jordan Poole, Andrew Wiggins, Damio

The Cleveland Cavaliers dominated the depleted Toronto Raptors on Sunday night. The Cavs likely will face another short-handed team when they visit the New Orleans Pelicans on Tuesday night. Cleveland overcame COVID-19 absences of its own to beat the Raptors -- who were missing 10 players dueto COVID -- 144-99 in Cleveland. Toronto was missing its top five scorers, all of whom were in the NBA's health and safety protoc