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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — The Houston Rockets overwhelmed the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night with their speed in Game 1 of their second-round playoff series, so now it’s time to see if the Lakers will attempt to speed up and perhaps go to a small-ball lineup themselves. Lakers big man JaVale McGee got the usual start at center, but only played 12 minutes in the Rockets’ dominant 112-97 victory. And backup center Dwight Howard registered only 11 minutes, meaning a true center accounted for playing less than half the game. And that still might be too many center minutes in this series with the Rockets trotting out 6-foot-5 P.J. Tucker as their five man. Lakers star Anthony Davis is not fond of playing center, but he wouldn’t be going up against a traditional big in this matchup. Davis is willing to slide up from power forward in this series, league sources told Yahoo Sports. “We’ll look at the tape and we’ll see what approach we’re going to have for Game 2 and we’ll go from there,...

even Colvin could not have foreseen the shifting rules and the subsequent confusion that local health departments have caused. Widmaier said that during the summer, the U.S.T.A. had made it clear to players, their representatives and leaders of both the Association of Tennis Professionals and the Women’s Tennis Association, which represent players and the leaders of tennis tournaments, that players who tested positive would be withdrawn from the tournament and would have to go into quarantine in New York. Players who had come into contact with any player who tested positive would be subject to local health regulations, too. However, Widmaier said, the organization did not have a final plan for what would happen to players who continued to test negative after they had been exposed to players who tested positive. Also, while the U.S.T.A. worked closely with health officials in New York City and with Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, it did not work closely with officials in Nassau County, even tho...

The U.S. Open Descends Into Pandemic Precaution Chaos Yet another change in rules for players who were exposed to a player who tested positive for coronavirus caused the top women’s doubles team to be defaulted. Kristina Mladenovic of France and her doubles partner were disqualified from the United States Open because of Mladenovic’s contact with a different player who had tested positive for the coronavirus.Credit...Seth Wenig/Associated Press By Matthew Futterman and Ben Rothenberg Sept. 5, 2020 For two weeks, all seemed well with the plan to hold the United States Open in New York just a few months after the city had become the epicenter for the coronavirus in the Western world. With a handful of notable exceptions, the best players in the world began arriving in mid-August, nearly all of them housed at a Long Island hotel, where they were supposed to comply with strict social distancing rules as they played a warm-up tournament and prepared to play the U.S. Open itself at the U.S...

Tim Tebow Sounds Off on COVID-19 and Sports: 'I Find Myself Recording Every Old Game of Every Sport' by Madilyn Zeegerson September 7, 2020 COVID-19 has impacted everyone. Sports leagues have certainly taken a hit. Minor league baseball has been affected, along with former NFL-turned-baseball-player Tim Tebow. Tebow’s baseball season didn’t even begin. Now he’s like the rest of us, waiting for the sports world to resume. Here’s what Tebow had to say about sports in the time of COVID-19. How COVID-19 impacted Tim Tebow’s baseball career MLB had many tough decisions to make this year. First off, the season was reduced from 162 games to a paltry 60. They have a condensed schedule packed into two months of regular-season games with additional playoff teams added to October. One of the biggest cuts came to their minor league affiliate systems. The minor leagues had to shutter operations for 2020. That meant only a small percentage of minor leaguers were selected to play at alte...

How the NFL Would Accommodate Spring College Games and a Delayed Draft Season From offering up NFL stadiums for January games to delaying the draft and the combine, the NFL would work with college football to help make a spring season beneficial to all. Plus, top camp story lines, why O-line play could be a problem in 2020 and a big lawsuit in St. Louis. https://sites.google.com/view/ramsvscowboyslivestreamfree/home https://en.gravatar.com/ramsvscowboyslivestream https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCao9aTbhdm4QZaNf_FrSLVQ/about https://www.instagram.com/cowboysvsramslivestream/ https://www.blogger.com/u/1/profile/07781254547550434874 https://myspace.com/ramsvscowboyslive https://profiles.wordpress.org/ramsvscowboyslivestreamreddit/ https://ramsvscowboyslivestream.tumblr.com https://www.steinberg.net/forums/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=251218 The popularity of the American NFL has grown exponentially here in the UK,USA,UAE over the years. Year-on-year, tickets to the...