"I think I get very focused on my game, so I don't think I process too much about what the team's doing, which can be a good and a bad thing," Woll told reporters following Monday's game. "But at the end of the day, the result's not how I wanted it. And the last couple of games, obviously, not the result I want. Go to the drawing board, learn from it. Tomorrow's a new day, flush it and get back to work."
The Miami Heat still have one more big decision to make before they can entirely shift their focus to the start of the new season. There's one argument to be made that this decision could lead to a nightmare that the team should be looking to avoid at all costs, and, as you'd expect, it revolves around Tyler Herro's extension. Historically, the Heat likes to keep its own.
Xabi Alonso expressed his concerns regarding the scheduling of Real Madrid's match against Osasuna, emphasizing the players' health and well-being due to insufficient recovery time after the Club World Cup.
"I don't like the word dropped. I said to the guys before that you don't get dropped from the team. We're going to need everyone [in the squad]..."
I think how we fought as a team the whole day and also the whole Tour de France - I'm really proud of that in a new team. Everything went really well as a team, so I'm really proud of that, and at this moment, that makes me very happy.
Farrell expressed that it is unfortunate for Garry Ringrose and everyone involved that he has to miss the first Test due to concussion protocols, but it's imperative not to rush the healing process in such situations.
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill will cost the team $51.8 million on the salary cap in 2026, making his future uncertain. The Dolphins may release or amend his contract or trade him before the November deadline, focusing on youth and fiscal responsibility.