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The Blue Jays need a safe home in a hurry. One creative approach would mean redrawing the schedule

Toronto is the safest place to play, no question. Buffalo’s ballpark is out of date and the pandemic is out of control in Florida. One top health offi...

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Times of India

Chelsea match winner Giroud has important role, says Lampard

Independent Online - 13 minutes ago

"He deserves a lot of credit and just before the lockdown he came in and was part of a couple of big results too," Lampard said.

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Premier League clubs discuss advertising boycott in battle against online abuse

Irish Times - 1 minute ago

Clubs to join campaign to stop advertisers funding companies that ‘fuel hatred’

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Australian Broadcasting Corp

How we expect Tottenham to line up against Newcastle

Evening Standard - 3 hours ago

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho may have to make an enforced change at right-back, with Serge Aurier set to decide on his availability following the tragic murder of his brother on Monday.

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Orlando Sentinel

Orlando City roars to 3-1 win over NYCFC, reaches knockout round

Orlando Sentinel - 5 hours ago

Orlando City roared from the opening whistle, grabbing an early lead and locking down a 3-1 victory over New York City FC Tuesday night.

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The Denver Post

Could lack of sex force players to break the NBA’s bubble?

Irish Times - 1 hour ago

They’ll be without their partners for weeks when NBA resumes from Covid-19 break

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Marcus Rashford to become youngest recipient of honorary doctorate from University of Manchester - Sports News , Firstpost

First Post - 11 minutes ago

Rashford earned widespread praise after he successfully campaigned for school food vouchers to be provided over the summer holidays in Britain, revealing that he had relied on such support as a boy.

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Tokyo Olympics 2020: Games at risk if coronavirus situation worsens, says Japanese government advisor - Sports News , Firstpost

First Post - 2 hours ago

The Tokyo Olympics may have to be postponed again if the novel coronavirus mutates into a stronger pathogen, Kiyoshi Kurokawa, a prominent Japanese government adviser, said on Wednesday.

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