Young players have pulled off many significant victories at this year’s BNP Paribas Open, but some of their elders are still going strong.
The success of 37-year-old Roger Federer, 38-year-old Venus Williams, 35-year-old Philipp Kohlschreiber, and 40-year-old Ivo Karlovic is worth noting, and 32-year-old...
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If they win, well they’re supposed to since they have the better players and the bigger payrolls. If they lose, it’s an embarrassing result … Read MoreBradford Jamieson returns, helps Galaxy earn win in U.S. Open Cup playEmmanuel Boateng sprinted down the left side during the first half, peered to his right and ripped a cross toward the net. It found fellow midfielder Bradford Jamieson, who was playing in his first game for the Galaxy since O… Read MoreAngels need another Mike Trout to hit in front of Mike TroutIt has become a bit of a quandary, probably more so for Angels fans than manager Mike Scioscia: To maximize Mike Trout’s run-producing opportunities, should the two-time American League most valuable player bat second or thir… Read More
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