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6 days agoSophia Wilson, Tierna Davidson rejoin USWNT roster for Japan friendlies
Sophia Wilson and Tierna Davidson return to the USWNT for matches against Japan after long absences due to maternity leave and injury.
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1 week agoKaori Sakamoto ends career with fourth world title as Glenn falls out of medals
Kaori Sakamoto closed out her competitive career with her fourth world title in the women's singles competition at the Figure Skating World Championships in Prague, Czechia on Friday. The 25-year old wrapped up a historic skating career which included four Olympic medals, including two silvers at this year's Milan Cortina Games, with a personal-best 238.28 after an emotional free skate performance at O2 Arena.
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1 month agoDodgers' Yoshinbou Yamamoto Departs for WBC After Second Spring Start
Yoshinobu Yamamoto departs for the World Baseball Classic as the Dodgers' ace after a dominant postseason, with manager Dave Roberts expressing confidence in his preparation and understanding of his body.
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3 weeks agoDodgers News: Yoshinobu Yamamoto Making Final World Baseball Classic Start For Japan
Yoshinobu Yamamoto will pitch for Japan in the WBC quarterfinal against Venezuela on Saturday, then remain with the team through elimination without pitching further before returning to the Dodgers.
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4 weeks agoMasataka Yoshida's late HR lifts Japan over Australia to take first place in group at World Baseball Classic
Japan clinched first place in Group C of the World Baseball Classic with a 4-3 victory over Australia, secured by Masataka Yoshida's two-run seventh-inning homer.
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2 months agoWork of art': Japanese volleyballer takes sorry to extremes with headfirst sliding apology
By the time the uninjured judge had regained her composure, Nishida's 186cm frame was sliding quickly along the ground towards her, his nose down and his hands by his side, triggering laughter and applause among the spectators and his teammates. Nishida was not finished, however. He then got to his knees and continued to bow profusely, at one point clasping the palms of his hands together.
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