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For a long time, I’ve thought that Joe DiMaggio’s 56-game hitting streak was the one record in major sporting history that would never be broken. But in the wake of the epic John Isner vs Nicolas Mahut tennis match (6-4, 3-6, 7-6, 6-7, 70-68) that ended today, I think we have a new leader in the clubhouse for this category. I can say with 99.99 percent confidence that we will...
Published: June 24, 2010
Just one day after his wild 70-68 fifth set win, John Isner will be back out on court on what should be an action packed fifth day in London. He will be taking on Thiemo De Bakker from the Netherlands. The match will start around 7:10 a.m. EST. Here is the great thing, De Bakker is a powerful player with a hard serve. Should the match venture into a fifth set, well than anything can happen. Andy...
Published: June 24, 2010
Just when it appeared that Joachim Loew and his young, talented German squad had found a winning formula despite being plagued by injuries leading up to the World Cup, more doubt encircles the German camp in South Africa. The trio of midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger, winger Mesut Oezil, and left back Jerome Boateng all face knocks that could hold them out of Germany’s upcoming Round of...
Published: June 24, 2010
Hi everybody, I’ll be taking you through the play by play for Germany vs. Ghana. With everything to play for in Group D, any of the four teams can still qualify. Ghana lead Group D with four points, Germany and Serbia have three points each, while the Aussies have a single point. However, given the right run of results, all can qualify. History will be made tonight, as for the first time...
Published: June 24, 2010
After a historic first four days at Wimbledon, which included the longest match ever played and the greatest player ever being pushed to the brink in his first two matches, what could the third round possibly have in store? Let’s find out… Roger Federer (1) def. Arnaud Clement Previous performance hasn’t seemed to matter in Federer’s two hard-fought matches thus far,...
Published: June 24, 2010
Some may have wished that the Isner-Mahut battle would continue forever. But alas it was to end on day three, with various records not only beaten but shattered in the process. The number of games played, the duration of the entire match and its final set, as well as the number of aces both individually and combined were statistics wiped and reset by the two big servers. If Isner were to perform at...
Published: June 24, 2010
The last person to win consecutive majors not named Tiger Woods leads the Travelers on Thursday with a very nice six under par. However, Padraig Harrington is tied with two other players, Matthew Googin and Charlie Wi, also at minus six for the first day of competition. In Yahoo Fantasy Golf this week, I selected Bill Haas, who has been playing well. My A-player selection is currently plus one with...
Published: June 24, 2010
Robin Haase has come out firing early on Rafa Nadal. Haase has over 20 aces already and is bullying Nadal around the court. Haase appears to have fallen and hurt himself. Since the fall, Nadal has won almost every point. Haase has seemed to given up on the fourth set. The score is currently 7-5, 2-6, 6-3, 0-4, in Haase’s favour, but Nadal is dominating the fourth set and it appears he will make...
Published: June 24, 2010
2:18: Nadal wins. Somewhat dissapointing. However, this match is just another example of how the tope players are struggling. Great effort from Hasse. Thanks for joining! 2:17: After a Hasse hold, Nadal has three match points. 2:13: A detrimental hold for Nadal. Well at least it is detrimental for Hasse, who is down 5-2, (one break). 2:11: Hasse desperately needs some momentum. He holds...
Published: June 24, 2010
I’ve been pushing for soccer to become America’s fifth sport since my team won Northern Virginia’s youth league bottom division championship in fifth grade (46th place overall, baby!). So Landon Donovan’s heroics yesterday morning would easily be in the top five sports games of my life that I’ve viewed, and certainly the greatest soccer game as far as American interest...