The pair have faced a tumultuous time on recent episodes of the show, which follows the lives of various couples from 90 Day Fiancé to see how their relationship has worked out. As fans of the show will know, the couple tried to navigate a long-distance relationship between Nigeria and the U.S. There were ongoing visa issues before Deem flew to the African country to confront her husband over his use of social media....
With a 9-21 record in their last 30 games, the Angels are living up to the infamous meme tweet this season. On Thursday night, Los Angeles hit seven home runs against the Athletics. Such an onslaught would surely lead to a win, right? Instead, the Angels lost 8-7. “Solo home runs won’t kill you” is an old baseball adage that the Athletics put to the test last night. The Angels smashed seven home runs — all of the solo variety — tying the MLB record with most solo home runs in a loss, accomplished last by the White Sox in 2016....
If it weren’t for April, the Angels might have fared more as predicted the past two seasons. The cruelest month took its toll on L.A. The Angels went 17-32 in April over the past two years, each time with major expectations going into the season. Before 2012, of course, the Angels signed the winter’s top free agent, first baseman Albert Pujols, to a mega-deal along with starting pitcher C.J. Wilson....
That’s the underlying message in the latest installment of “Angry Bender.” We address the latest fad in college football – players dropping the ball shortly before crossing the goal line. Clemson’s Ray-Ray McCloud, Oklahoma’s Joe Mixon and Cal’s Vic Enwere are the players that started that conversation with their miscues the last two weeks. MORE: Week 4 TV schedule Only our response isn’t what you think. We’re all about acting like you’ve been there before, but we also like having a little fun....
Count Angry Bender out of that chaos. This week, Angry Bender rants about the pitfalls of two-loss chaos and the implications that could follow if Auburn, Ohio State, Notre Dame and/or USC makes the College Football Playoff. Good for the regular season? Maybe. Bad for the playoff? Just wait and see. We’ll use a comparison guaranteed to make you angry, too. ANGRY BENDER: ND schedule a big problem? Well, if you’ve gotta go, go with a smile....
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A sprained ankle usually occurs when a person lands from jumping or running on to an uneven surface. For example, sprained ankles are often seen when basketball players come down from a jump and land on another player’s foot. Ankle sprains also occur with more routine daily activities such as stepping off a curb or slipping on ice. An ankle sprain is an injury to the ligaments that support the ankle....
As Trump received loud cheers and applause from college football fans at Bryant-Denny Stadium during his Saturday appearance at the game between the University of Alabama and Louisiana State University, one of his supporters stabbed a 20-foot-tall “Baby Trump” balloon that was being flown at an anti-Trump protest in a nearby park. The suspect was arrested by police and later identified by local news outlets as 32-year-old Hoyt Hutchinson....
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So Pakistan’s latest coup isn’t anything to fret about, right? Wrong. Washington issued a collective shrug last week when Nawaz was ousted, but that placid public demeanor masked deep concerns. Pakistan, a country of 148 million people, has the proven ability to build a nuclear bomb, but it can’t master the more subtle science of managing its own affairs in a democratic fashion. It’s also on a grim list of post-cold-war countries listing dangerously toward lawlessness....
So last week was Tonya’s turn. First came a “60 Minutes” story, a 1986 film on Harding made by a grad student: in it Harding’s coach claims Tonya’s mother beat her with a hairbrush and Harding herself detailed how her mother said her skating “sucked” right after her first national championship. “What a bitch!” the 15-year-old pronounced. Back in the present, Harding disclosed that she had indeed written a letter–presumably sympathetic and apologetic–to her injured skating rival, Nancy Kerrigan....
A huge racing Dennis Eckersley head competed Thursday in Oakland, and Eck was in the house watching: Don Orsillo, Eck’s Red Sox broadcast partner, is fired up. We’re disappointed Eckersley didn’t immediately point and pump his fist.
Davis sustained the injury near the end of the first half while pursuing an offensive rebound. NBA League Pass: Sign up to unlock live out-of-market games (7-day free trial) His right hand made contact with the arm of Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and Davis was in immediate visible pain. He wasn’t on the floor to start the third quarter but returned to the game a few minutes into the second half with a wrap on his right hand....
“Sucks,” Davis responded when asked about being done for the year. “But, it’s something that had to be done.” MORE: Mock Draft | Pelicans’ painful year begs many questions The 23-year-old sensation then made a revealing admission, saying he’s played with a torn labrum in his left shoulder since his rookie season. “I always just played through it,” he said. “And they told me eventually (surgery) had to happen. Gradually it’s been getting worse....
New York executives have told other teams it’s planning to pursue a trade for Pelicans star Anthony Davis “with full force,” according to a report from the New York Daily News. The Knicks hold a 14% chance to land the top pick in the 2019 NBA Draft, which is widely projected to be Zion Williamson. The team, however, may then look to include the former Duke star in the deal for Davis, according Shams Charania of The Athletic and Stadium....
Anthony Porter died this week, his former attorney Jim Montgomery told WBBM Radio. “Tony had a pretty tough lifestyle. He was a man who came up on the street and did not make much changes in his lifestyle from the time he exited the penitentiary,” Montgomery said. According to Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office, Porter died from an “anoxic brain injury, probable opioid toxicity.” His death was ruled an accident....
It was discovered in an area that was used to store food by Marek Z. Barański, from the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk, who led the excavations in the area. Çatalhöyük, Turkey, was a large settlement that was continuously occupied for over 1,000 years, between 7100 and 5900 B.C. At its peak, it is estimated to have been home to up to 8,000 people, according to UNESCO. Studying the site has allowed archaeologists to understand many aspects of daily life during the Neolithic period....
Now that Roe is gone, unwanted pregnancies have become enshrined in the law. Parents, for example, face the possibility that their tenth grader could be forced into becoming an unwed mother at 16. There are real world consequences here, and that’s why voters in generally conservative Kansas showed overwhelming support for abortion rights. Republicans genuinely opposed to abortion should accept the political repercussions of their “success.” But those who were simply opportunists and are now trying to dodge blame for ending a basic reproductive right have a hard climb....
MORE: Remembering those the sports world has lost in 2016 Because Brown could face a big fine for wearing the cleats during the game against the Dolphins, he will likely just wear them during warmups. Brown also paid tribute to Arnold Palmer and Muhammad Ali with original cleats this season. Fernandez, 24, died in a boating accident in September. Slice, 42, died of heart failure in June.
