Doctor: Eriksen ‘Was Gone' Before Being Resuscitated
Denmark team doctor Morten Boesen says Christian Eriksen’s heart stopped and ”he was gone” before being resuscitated
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Report: Becky Hammon to Interview for Multiple NBA Head Coaching Jobs
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Dressel, Ledecky Lead Chase for Olympic Berths at US Trials
The U.S. Olympic swimming trials get underway this weekend in Omaha
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In Scary Scene at Euro 2020, Denmark's Christian Eriksen Collapses on the Field
Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen was in stable condition after collapsing on the field during a match in one of the scariest scenes to ever unfold during a game at soccer’s European Championship.
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Lochte, Chastened by Misdeeds, Takes Aim at 5th Olympics
Ryan Lochte knows what people think of him
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Simone Biles Owns NFL Boyfriend Jonathan Owens in Rope Climbing Contest
Even an NFL player is no match for Simone Biles when it comes to strength.
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Tokyo Olympics Still Undecided on Fans — Or No Fans at All
The question of allowing any fans at all into Tokyo Olympic venues is still being debated with a decision unlikely to be announced before the end of the month
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Those That Know Her Best Talk About NE Philly Swimmer Ally McHugh's ‘Drive for Gold'
From Northeast Philadelphia to the Olympic trials, Northeast Philadelphia’s Ally McHugh is ready showcase her talent in the pool in Omaha, Nebraska. NBC10’s Jim Rosenfield speaks to the swimmer’s mother and former coach about how she is inspiring others back home.
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No Audience, New Venue, But Westminster Dog Show Barks On
for the first time in its 145-year history, the storied Westminster dog show is trading the buzz of the Big Apple for the airy grounds of a suburban riverfront estate, one of many changes prompted by pandemic precautions
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Judge Rejects Effort to Return MLB All-Star Game to Georgia
A Manhattan judge has rejected an attempt to force Major League Baseball to return next month’s All-Star Game to Atlanta
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Oklahoma Tops Florida State in World Series for Fifth NCAA Softball Title
Giselle Juarez threw her second consecutive complete game and Oklahoma won its fifth national championship, beating Florida State 5-1 in the Women’s College World Series on Thursday.
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College Football Playoff Committee to Recommend 12-Team Format
The 12-team format for the College Football Playoff reportedly will have no limit on the number of participants from a conference.
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Report: NBA Announces Key Dates for 2021-22 Season
The NBA reportedly will start training camps on Sept. 28 with the regular season beginning on Oct. 19.
