By Canadian Press on September 16th, 2025
When you’re a larger-than-life, generation-spanning star like Robert Redford, the hard truth is that every movie is notable in some way. He was iconic in his own time, whether in front of the camera, or behind it. And in his lifetime, so many of his films transcended their original reviews to find passionate fanbases: Just ... Read More »
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VOORHEES, N.J. (AP) — Philadelphia Flyers general manager Danny Briere said Tuesday the agent for free agent Carter Hart told the team the goalie has ruled out signing with the franchise when he is eligible to return to the NHL next month. Hart is one of five players who were acquitted of sexual assault charges ... Read More »
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VOORHEES, N.J. (AP) — Philadelphia Flyers general manager Danny Briere said Tuesday the agent for free agent Carter Hart told the team the goalie has ruled out signing with the franchise when he is eligible to return to the NHL next month. Hart is one of five players who were acquitted of sexual assault charges ... Read More »
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The 16-year-old middle-distance runner just didn’t have it. Not on this night. His kick, the one that helped him shatter all sorts of 800-meter records in this breakout season, wasn’t there. Maybe it was the magnitude of the stage for Cooper Lutkenhaus, the newly turned pro who didn’t advance out of the first round Tuesday ... Read More »
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BLACKSBURG, Va. (AP) — Virginia Tech is moving forward after the firing of fourth-year football coach Brent Pry, both for the rest of the season under an interim coach and toward a larger reshaping of the Hokies’ athletics operations. Athletic director Whit Babcock spoke to reporters Tuesday without taking questions two days after Pry’s firing, ... Read More »
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Carson Wentz finally gets to throw to Justin Jefferson five years and five teams later. J.J. McCarthy’s ankle injury opens the door for the Wentz-to-Jefferson combination that Philadelphia Eagles fans desperately wanted to see in 2020. Now, it’ll happen for the Minnesota Vikings. Several other teams could be turning to backup quarterbacks in Week 3. ... Read More »
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Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers was a runaway choice for WNBA Rookie of the Year after one of the best debut seasons in league history. Bueckers received 70 of the 72 votes from sportswriters and broadcasters in balloting announced by the league on Tuesday. The other two went to Washington Mystics guard Sonia Citron. The ... Read More »
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TORONTO — There was no sign of quarterbacks Chad Kelly and Nick Arbuckle at Toronto Argonauts practice on Tuesday. Kelly has yet to play this year after fracturing his right tibia and fibula in Toronto’s 30-28 East Division final win over Montreal last year. He was activated from the six-game injured list last Tuesday, where ... Read More »
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LIVERPOOL, England (AP) — Alexander Isak is in contention to make his Liverpool debut against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League on Wednesday. Liverpool manager Arne Slot confirmed Isak is in the squad for the game at Anfield after not including the striker for Sunday’s 1-0 win over Burnley in the Premier League. Isak was ... Read More »
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sean McVay says he tore his plantar fascia while coaching the Los Angeles Rams to victory over the Tennessee Titans last Sunday. McVay revealed his foot injury Monday night on his “Coach McVay Show” produced by the Rams. The youngest coach to win a Super Bowl didn’t say exactly when it ... Read More »
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TOKYO (AP) — From “the couch” to a world champion. That’s how American Cordell Tinch summed up his victory Tuesday in the 110-meter hurdles at the track and field world championships in Tokyo. The “champion” part was easy to grasp, in plain view at Japan’s National Stadium. The “couch” part — that was the three ... Read More »
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