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US, Balogun on verge of final 8 as Belgium focus on task at hand

After a dream start to the World Cup they are co-hosting, the United States are one win away from their first quarterfinal appearance since 2002.

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Mets hold off Braves’ charge for wild 10-9 victory

Nolan McLean settled down after a rocky start to throw six solid innings and the visiting New York Mets survived an improbable ninth-inning Atlanta comeback to beat the Braves 10-9 on Sunday and end their three-game losing streak.

Telvin Hodo named to lead Terrell County basketball

Telvin Hodo didn't come to Terrell County hoping to build a respectable basketball team.

Falcons players visit U.S. service members in Japan

Atlanta Falcons safety Jessie Bates III, defensive lineman Zach Harrison, outside linebacker Jalon Walker and Falcons Legend defensive end John Abraham recently participated in an NFL-USO Tour, visiting U.S. service members stationed at military bases across Japan.

Braves designate Rowdy Tellez for assignment

The Atlanta Braves designated veteran first baseman Rowdy Tellez for assignment on Thursday.

Mystics, Dream refreshed after much-needed break

It’s probably a good thing the Atlanta Dream and Washington Mystics had a few days off. They both needed the recovery time.

Phil Mickelson dismisses misconduct expose as ‘click-bait narrative’

Days after an article by Skratch Golf asserted that Phil Mickelson was kicked out of three golf clubs for inappropriate interaction with women and propositioned another woman by displaying a nude photo, the golfer denied all of the allegations.

Cardinals’ Dustin May eager to regain form in finale vs. Braves

Dustin May will return to the mound for St. Louis after missing a start with an injury as the Cardinals visit the Atlanta Braves on Thursday night in the decisive contest of their three-game series.

USMNT turns focus to Belgium after 2-0 win

It took blood and sweat to produce tears of joy as the short-handed U.S. men’s national team moved to the World Cup’s round of 16 with a gritty 2-0 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday in Santa Clara, Calif.

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