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The Tour De France is underway and 2 stages are in the books after the team time trials yesterday and yes like the Chucks these guys have some serious pileups too ...
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Jumbo-Visma trounced Ineos to victory on stage two of the Tour de France to keep Mike Teunissen in the yellow jersey but Geraint Thomas and Egan Bernal picked up major chunks of time on their rivals. Jumbo-Visma finished the 27.6km team time trial in 28 minutes 58 seconds to beat Ineos by 20 seconds, keeping the yellow jersey on the shoulders of Saturday's shock stage one winner. Wimbledon is also going on and I'm sure I can find a paint drying and grass growing competition if I look hard enough, let me go look lmfao.  |
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It's a common thing that the players eat different foods from the Cup. Joel Edmundson's choice was poutine. I'll be honest with you, I didn't know what poutine is, so I looked it up in Wikipedia. Sounds like it's a very delicious food, although not too healthy. Do you like poutine???
The Cup sure lives an exciting life, visits a lot of interesting places and meets a bunch of new people every day. I'm sure the parties here in Europe will be phenomenal and will attract huge crowds. Especially for the Russian players. 
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I tried a frozen processed one a week or so ago and it took 2 days to work up the bravery to nuke it and try it lol. Then again I dunk my perogyies on salsa so you are asking the wrong girl lol.Anyway here is something I think you will enjoy. It is 10 blocks from my house in Ft Edmonton Park at a sporting store ... the second one is Johnny Boychuk. You might also like "the keeper of the cup" website and blog. I contribute to it with articles periodically but it really is a great read   |
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10th July 2019, 11:46
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Wow this is something, a huge Cup! Is that you on the first picture???
And one more question. Do you speak French??? There was a trade yesterday. Chicago acquired Alexander Nylander from Buffalo for Henri Jokiharju. It's surprising Bowman got rid of Jokiharju this quickly. Early last season he played 20 minutes per game and his offense was very good. I thought he'll be the defenseman of the future. Both players are very young with little experience. Nylander's dad was a Blackhawk for two and a half years and he was an important part of the team. His stats were great. Now it's his son's turn to shine in the Windy City. Hopefully he can earn a spot in the team in training camp and he makes our offense better.
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10th July 2019, 18:27
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Je parle assez pour ne pas m'embarrasser totalement. Mein Deutsch ist viel besser als mein Französisch.
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My lawyers asked me politely to take down all or as many personal photos as is possible due to my close association with the professional sports world ... it is a family friend though. It is a sad day in the hockey world and you may remember this name as he also played with your Hawks. Greg Johnson the former captain of the Nashville Predators died yesterday at the tender age of 48. He played in 785 NHL games during his time between 1993-2006 and took the first ever faceoff for the Preds ... He also played with Detroit, Pittsburgh and Chicago. Rest in peace dear sir and godspeed |
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10th July 2019, 23:58
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Here are some trades of note and we may have touched on a couple but the July 1st 6 player deal between the Sens and Leafs is interesting ... the 1st on the list with Kadri is also of note. Chicago have been busy CABJ and you have something to look forward to this fall ...
JULY 1:*Colorado Avalanche acquire forward*Nazem Kadri, defenseman Calle Rosen and a third-round Draft pick in 2020 from the Toronto Maple Leafs for defenseman*Tyson Barrie, forward*Alexander Kerfoot*and a sixth-round Draft pick in 2020 |*Kadri traded to Avalanche by Maple Leafs for Barrie * JULY 1:*Buffalo Sabres acquire forward Jimmy Vesey from the New York Rangers for a third-round pick in the 2021 NHL Draft. |*Vesey traded to Sabres by Rangers * JULY 1:*Ottawa Senators acquire defenseman Nikita Zaitsev, forward Connor Brown and forward Michael Carcone from Toronto Maple Leafs for defenseman Ben Harpur, forward Aaron Luchuk and third-round pick in 2020 NHL Draft (previously acquired by Ottawa). |*Senators acquire Zaitsev, Brown in six-player deal with Toronto * JUNE 30:*Anaheim Ducks acquire forward*Nicolas Deslauriers*from Montreal Canadiens for a fourth-round Draft pick in 2020 |*Canadiens trade Deslauriers to Ducks for Draft pick * JUNE 30:*Chicago Blackhawks acquire forward*Andrew Shaw*and a seventh-round Draft pick in 2021 from Montreal Canadiens for a second- and seventh-round Draft pick in 2020 and a third-round pick in 2021 |*Shaw traded to Blackhawks by Canadiens * JUNE 30:*Carolina Hurricanes acquire goaltender James Reimer from Florida Panthers in exchange for goaltender Scott Darling and a sixth-round pick in the 2020 NHL Draft |*Reimer traded to Hurricanes by Panthers for Darling, draft pick * JUNE 29:*Arizona Coyotes acquire forward*Phil Kessel, defenseman Dane Birks and a fourth-round pick in the 2021 NHL Draft from Pittsburgh Penguins for forward*Alex Galchenyuk*and defenseman Pierre-Olivier Joseph |*Kessel traded to Coyotes by Penguins for Galchenyuk * JUNE 29:*Florida Panthers acquire forward Dominic Toninato from Colorado Avalanche for defenseman Jacob MacDonald |*Panthers acquire Toninato from Avalanche * JUNE 28:*Buffalo Sabres acquire defenseman*Colin Miller*from Vegas Golden Knights for a second-round pick in the 2021 NHL Draft and a fifth-round pick in the 2022 NHL Draft. |*Miller traded to Sabres by Golden Knights * JUNE 28:*Colorado Avalanche acquire forward*Andre Burakovsky*from Washington Capitals for minor league forward Scott Kosmachuk and second- and third-round picks in the 2020 NHL Draft |*Burakovsky traded to Avalanche by Capitals * JUNE 27:*Carolina Hurricanes acquire forward Erik Haula from Vegas Golden Knights for forward Nicolas Roy and a conditional fifth-round pick in the 2021 NHL Draft |*Haula traded to Hurricanes by Golden Knights * JUNE 25:*Arizona Coyotes acquire forward*Carl Soderberg*from the Colorado Avalanche for defenseman*Kevin Connautonand a third-round pick in the 2020 NHL Draft |*Soderberg traded to Coyotes by Avalanche * JUNE 24:*Chicago Blackhawks acquire defenseman*Calvin de Haan*and forward*Aleksi Saarela*from Carolina Hurricanes for goaltender*Anton Forsberg*and defenseman*Gustav Forsling*|*De Haan traded to Blackhawks by Hurricanes * JUNE 24:*Dallas Stars acquire Ryan Hartman from Philadelphia Flyers for Tyler Pitlick |*Stars acquire Hartman*|*VIDEO: Trade analysis |
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11th July 2019, 06:17
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The ESPYs went tonight and a full rundown tomorrow. I will discuss who took what hardware in a great sports year.
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 Our team will be much different next season. Hopefully the experienced defensemen and goaltender we have obtained so far will help reduce the allowed goals' number. Our PK was one of the worst in the league and that meant we always played catch-up hockey. And although the offense was strong, most of the times we ended up on the wrong side of the score. But the biggest problem is that the Central Division is one of the best in the league. We'll play a bunch of games against the champs, plus there's the much improved Stars, the always good Predators and the rest isn't too shabby either.
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11th July 2019, 23:25
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Here is the full ESPY breakdown and I warn you it is a long list so grab a coffee. I tweeted and texted a few winners but think I was most proud of our Canadian female golfer Brooke Henderson who was a winner ... one of our gym's mma fighters was nominated. The Raptors should have shared the best comeback but it went to a deserving team, the Blues. The Raptors might have shared the best team too but congrats to the US ladies soccer team.
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The best teams, athlete and sports moments over the last year were honored at the 2019 ESPY Awards on Wednesday night. Occurring on one of the two days where no games from any of the four major pro sports are played, the ESPYs have been a staple on the sports calendar since 1993. Tracy Morgan hosted this year's ceremony and it was entertaining as ever. Sporting News kept track of the winners of each award below. 2019 ESPY Award winners by category Best Male Athlete Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs Mookie Betts, Boston Red Sox Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks Brooks Koepka, Golf Winner: Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks Best Female Athlete Breanna Stewart, Seattle Storm Simone Biles, Gymnast Alex Morgan, USWNT Mikaela Shiffrin, US Skiing Winner: Alex Morgan, USWNT Best Breakthrough Athlete Saquon Barkley, New York Giants Christian Yelich, Milwaukee Brewers Trae Young, Atlanta Hawks Naomi Osaka, Tennis Winner: Saquon Barkley, New York Giants Best Team Boston Red Sox, MLB Clemson Tigers, NCAA football New England Patriots, NFL Toronto Raptors, NBA Baylor Bears, NCAA women's basketball Virginia Cavaliers, NCAA men's basketball U.S. Women's National Team, soccer Winner: U.S. Women's National Team, soccer Best International Men's Soccer Player Lionel Messi, Argentina Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal Kylian Mbappe, France Virgil van Dijk, Netherlands Winner: Lionel Messi, Argentina Best International Women's Soccer Player Pernille Harder, Denmark Ada Hegerberg, Norway Sam Kerr, Australia Lucy Bronze, England Winner: Sam Kerr, Australia Best NFL Player Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs Aaron Donald, Los Angeles Rams Todd Gurley, Los Angeles Rams Drew Brees, New Orleans Saints Winner: Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs Best MLB Player Mookie Betts, Red Sox Christian Yelich, Milwaukee Brewers Jacob DeGrom, New York Mets Blake Snell, Tampa Bays Rays Winner: Christian Yelich, Milwaukee Brewers Best NHL Player Nikita Kucherov, Tampa Bay Lightning Connor McDavid, Edmonton Oilers Nathan McKinnon, Colorado Avalanche Alexander Ovechkin, Washington Capitals Winner: Alexander Ovechkin, Washington Capitals Best Driver Lewis Hamilton, F1 Steve Torrence, NHRA Scott Dixon, Indy Kyle Busch, NASCAR Winner: Kyle Busch, NASCAR Best NBA Player Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks James Harden, Houston Rockets Kevin Durant, Golden State Warriors Paul George, Oklahoma City Thunder Winner: Giannis Antetokounmpo, Milwaukee Bucks Best WNBA Player Breanna Stewart, Seattle Storm Diana Taurasi, Phoenix Mercury Elena Delle Donne, Washington Mystics Candace Parker, Los Angeles Sparks Winner: Breanna Stewart, Seattle Storm Best Boxer Canelo Alvarez Vasiliy Lomachenko Oleksandr Usyk Terence Crawford Winner: Canelo Alvarez Best MMA Fighter Israel Adesanya Daniel Cormier Henry Cejudo Amanda Nunes Winner: Daniel Cormier Best Male Golfer Brooks Koepka Tiger Woods Justin Rose Francesco Molinari Winner: Brooks Koepka Best Female Golfer Ariya Jutanugarn Brooke Henderson Jin-Young Ko Sung Hyun Park Winner: Brooke Henderson Best Male Tennis Player Novak Djokovic Rafael Nadal Roger Federer Stefanos Tsitsipas Winner: Roger Federer Best Female Tennis Player Naomi Osaka Simona Halep Serena Williams Petra Kvitova Winner: Serena Williams Best Male Action Sports Athlete Nyjah Houston, United States, skateboard Scotty James, Australia, snowboard Tom Pagès, France, freestyle motocross Gabriel Medina, Brazil, surf Winner: Nyjah Houston, United States, skateboard Best Female Action Sports Athlete Kelly Sidaru, Estonia, ski Chloe Kim, United States, snowboard Zoi Sadowski-Synnott, New Zealand, snowboard Stephanie Gilmore, Australia, surf Winner: Chloe Kim, United States, snowboard Best Jockey Irad Ortiz Jr.Mike SmithFlorent GerouxJose Ortiz Winner:*Mike Smith Best Male Athlete with a Disability Mark Barr, triathlonDeclan Farmer, hockeyDaniel Romanchuk, marathon racingOz Sanchez, cycling Winner:*Mark Barr, triathlon Best Female Athlete with a Disability Oksana Masters, Nordic skiingTatyana McFadden, marathon racingShawn Morelli, cyclingAlyssa Seely triathlon Winner:*Alyssa Seely triathlon Best Bowler Jason BelmonteNorm DukeAnthony SimonsenJakob Butturff Winner:*Norm Duke Best MLS Player Josef Martinez, Atlanta UnitedWayne Rooney, D.C. UnitedZlatan Ibrahimovic, L.A. GalaxyAaron Long, N.Y. Red Bulls Winner:*Zlatan Ibrahimovic, L.A. Galaxy Best NWSL Player Lindsay Horan, Portland ThornsAdrianna Franch, Portland ThornsSam Kerr, Chicago Red StarsAbby Erceg, North Carolina Courage Winner:*Sam Kerr, Chicago Red Stars Best Game LSU defeats Texas A&M 74-72 in 7 OT thrillerRams defeat Chiefs 54-51 on Monday Night FootballNotre Dame defeats UConn 81-76 in Final Four Winner:*Rams defeat Chiefs 54-51 on Monday Night Football Best College Athlete Kyler Murray, Oklahoma footballZion Williamson, Duke men's basketballSabrina Ionescu, Oregon women's basketballRachel Garcia, UCLA softball Winner:*Zion Williamson, Duke men's basketball Best Record-breaking Performance Saints' Drew Brees becomes all-time passing leaderOregon's Sabrina Ionescu becomes all-time leader in triple-doublesWarriors' Klay Thompson sets 3-point record in a game with 14Matthew Boling sets high school track record in 100 meters Winner:*Saints' Drew Brees becomes all-time passing leader Best Play Dolphins' Miami Miracle downs PatriotsKawhi Leonard's buzzer-beater ends Philly's seasonDerrick Henry's record-setting 99-yard TD runKatelyn Ohashi scores a perfect 10 in floor exercises Winner:*Katelyn Ohashi scores a perfect 10 in floor exercises Best Viral Sports Moment Rudolph "Blaze" Ingram, the seven-year-old running phenomTexas A&M's Infinite Tucker dives for the goldUCLA's Katelyn Ohashi scores a perfect 10 in floor exerciseSister Mary Jo delivers a biting curveball Winner:*UCLA's Katelyn Ohashi scores a perfect 10 in floor exercise Best Comeback Winner:*St. Louis Blues going from worst to first to win the Stanley Cup From worst team in the league in January to Stanley Cup Champions The St. Louis Blues win the ESPY for Best Comeback. Best Upset College Football - Old Dominion defeats No. 13 Virginia TechU.S. Open - Naomi Osaka defeats Serena WilliamsNHL - Columbus Blue Jackets sweep Tampa Bay LightningBoxing - Andy Ruiz Jr. defeats Anthony Joshua Winner:*Boxing - Andy Ruiz Jr. defeats Anthony Joshua Best Esports Moment (Finals) oLarry's return to the NBA 2K League after the Jacksonville shootingNinja Fortnite win with Marshmello at E3 ProAM Winner:*oLarry's return to the NBA 2K League after the Jacksonville shooting Best WWE Moment Roman Reigns returns to WWE Raw and announces his Leukemia is in remissionBecky Lynch wins both WWE Women's Championship Titles at Wrestlemania 35Kofi Kingston wins his first WWE Heavyweight Championship Title at Wrestlemania 35Ronda Rousey defeats Alexa Bliss at Summerslam 2018 to win her first RAW Women's Championship Title Winner:*Roman Reigns returns to WWE Raw and announces his Leukemia is in remission |
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