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Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says he will never give up on Shohei Ohtani despite the superstar's slump, telling reporters he will "absolutely not" abandon him and promising fans will see Ohtani at his best again. Roberts also did not rule out dropping Ohtani lower in the batting order, saying a move from first to second spot or below remains possible.
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CONMEBOL and Absolut Sport have announced a campaign with content creators from ten countries tied to the Copa Libertadores final, as attention turns to the 2026 edition of South America's top club competition. Fans are searching for details on the tournament, with Brazilian audiences driving much of the early interest ahead of the group stage.
- 3Enzo Maresca says Man City titles 'absolutely not' tainted●Man City titles 'absolutely not' tainted, says manager Enzo Maresca https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cmzxjd
Enzo Maresca has said Manchester City's titles are 'absolutely not' tainted, comments reported by BBC Sport. The remarks land while debate continues over the club's financial case and what any sanction could mean for past Premier League seasons. The Italian manager's defence of the club is drawing attention from fans and pundits alike.
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Darts star Michael van Gerwen is trending after recounting a remarkable story about Phil Taylor, saying the darts great once hit six 180s in a row. "We saw him hit six 180s in a row. It was absolutely insane," Van Gerwen said in an interview carried by Dartsnews. Fans of the sport are sharing the anecdote, which underlines the legendary reputation of Taylor, the most successful player in darts history.
- 5JJ Watt hails NFL unity after Mike Ditka dies at 86●JJ Watt loves how the NFL community has united after ‘absolute legend’ Mike Ditka dies at 86
Mike Ditka, the Hall of Fame tight end and Super Bowl-winning coach of the Chicago Bears, has died at 86. JJ Watt praised the outpouring of tributes from across the NFL community, calling Ditka an 'absolute legend'. Players, coaches and fans have been sharing memories of the former Bears coach and player this week.
- 6How an 'absolute fluke' exposed cricket's sandpapergate scandal●How an 'absolute fluke' exposed sandpapergate scandal https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/articles/c3qjn05lr4n7o?at_medi
A BBC Sport feature revisits the 2018 sandpapergate ball-tampering scandal that rocked Australian cricket, revealing it was an 'absolute fluke' that exposed the plot. The article recounts how the tampering, involving Cameron Bancroft and teammates during Australia's Test against South Africa in Cape Town, came to light, leading to bans for Steve Smith, David Warner and Bancroft.
- 7World Series champion warns MLB lockout could cancel games●World Series champion says a potential MLB lockout could 'absolutely' cancel games next season
A World Series champion says a potential MLB lockout could 'absolutely' wipe out regular-season games next year, warning that failed labour negotiations between players and owners would have direct consequences on the field. The comments add to growing concern among players and fans about baseball's upcoming collective bargaining talks and the sport's labour peace.