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Meet the Women Who Will Be Coaching on the Sidelines in the NFL Playoffs
For the first time in NFL history there will be opposing playoff teams with female coaches. Here are the six women who will be on the sidelines Wild Card Weekend.
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Unidentified Eagles Coach Tests Positive for COVID-19
A Philadelphia Eagles coach tested positive for COVID-19, sources confirmed with NBC Sports Philadelphia. The coach was not identified but is doing “fine,” according to sources.
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Former Coach, Players Speak on Importance of H.S. Sports in Fight Against Gun Violence
A former Philadelphia high school football coach and players are working with a youth violence prevention nonprofit to raise awareness on the safety of teens in our area who don’t have the outlet of organized sports. They speak with NBC10’s Lauren Mayk.
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Get Coached and Strong in Center City
Cedar Street Barbell Club will help you get in shape just in time for summer. PhillyLive’s Sheila Watko breaks a sweat in her visit and has an inside scoop of how to get the strongest you ever been in a room full of mostly women.
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Pistons Coach Adopts Animal Shelter's Last Dog
Detroit Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy and his family have adopted a Labrador retriever mix that was a Michigan animal shelter’s last remaining dog following a pet adoption day.
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Kelly Clarkson to Host Clear the Shelters TV Special
Grammy award-winning artist Kelly Clarkson will host this year’s Clear the Shelters special, a 30-minute show recapping the NBC and Telemundo stations annual pet adoption drive. The program will air on NBC stations beginning Aug. 23 (check local listings).
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Redskins Rookie Committed as Much to Dog Rescue as Football
Redskins rookie Wes Martin is committed to dog rescue as much if not more than football.
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Kobe Bryant's Last Game – Teammate Stories
During LA Lakers exit interviews, Nick Young shares that Kobe Bryant refused to sign his Adidas shoes and threw them in the trash and Metta World Peace talks about Kobe’s speech pregame. Recorded on April 14, 2016
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Eagles Likely to Face Old Foe Eli Manning on Monday Night
It sounds like the Eagles will be facing Eli Manning on Monday night and not Giants rookie Daniel Jones.
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Rutgers Officially OKs Deal to Bring Back Greg Schiano as Football Coach
After an on-again, off-again courtship, Greg Schiano is back as Rutgers football coach.
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Phillies Hire Joe Dillon as Hitting Coach
The Phillies have named a new hitting coach, a recent former major-leaguer fresh off a championship season. By Jim Salisbury
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Ben Simmons Hitting a 3 Is Nice, But Everything Else He Did in Sixers' Win Over Knicks Even More Impressive
Sure, Ben Simmons finally made his first NBA three Wednesday night, but he also showed everything else that makes the 23-year-old All-Star so special. By Paul Hudrick
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Phillies Hire Bryan Price as Pitching Coach
Joe Girardi has his pitching coach as the Phillies added even more experience to their coaching staff. By Corey Seidman
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Rhys Hoskins Shares His Thoughts on the Switch From Gabe Kapler to Joe Girardi
Rhys Hoskins was in attendance at Joe Girardi’s Phillies introduction Monday and shared his thoughts afterward on the transition from Gabe Kapler to his new skipper. By Corey Seidman
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Could Joe Girardi Tap Yankees Or Mets for New Phillies Pitching Coach?
Could Joe Girardi reach toward New York for his pitching coach? Jim Salisbury takes a look at how the Phillies’ coaching staff should shape up under Girardi.
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Joel Embiid's Fitness Level Already a Concern for Sixers
Joel Embiid had two rough performances after returning from his suspension. Just eight games into the season, it appears his fitness level is already a concern. By Paul Hudrick
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Why Phillies Invited Almost All Coaches Back Despite Firing Gabe Kapler
The Phillies made the decision to move on from Gabe Kapler Thursday but will keep nearly every coach on his staff for the 2020 season. Corey Seidman explains why.
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Stephen F. Austin Stuns No. 1 Duke With OT Win
With a breakaway layup at the overtime buzzer, Stephen F. Austin pulled off a shocker for the ages and did what no team outside the ACC had done in almost 20 years — topple mighty Duke at home.
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Massachusetts Resident Identified as Skier Killed in New Mexico Avalanche
A Massachusetts man has been identified as one of the victims who died after an avalanche rushed down a mountainside at a New Mexico ski resort on Thursday. The avalanche near the highest peak of Taos Ski Valley happened around 11:30 a.m. NBC10 Boston has confirmed Matt Zonghetti, the man who was killed, was a graduate of Mansfield High School.
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NFL and Kaepernick Still at Odds Over Workout Opportunity
A week after Colin Kaepernick’s NFL workout fell apart, disagreements and distrust about it remain on issues such as its timing, who was invited and who could film the quarterback. In conversations with The Associated Press, representatives from both sides blamed each other for what went wrong on Nov. 16. Kaepernick’s side said the NFL orchestrated a workout as a...