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Mourning clinic highlight of Heat training camp By RENALDO DORSETT Sports Reporter rdorsett@tribunemedia.net
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or many Bahamian fans, the highlight of the Miami Heat’s training camp in the Bahamas will be today’s community outreach effort. Hosted by former Heat star and now front office figure, Alonzo Mourning, the clinic will feature 150 student athletes in the Atlantis Resort’s Grand Ballroom, the site of the team’s training camp. Several Heat players, from veterans to newcomers, expressed their excitement at the prospects of interacting with the young Bahamian fans. “It’s great, it’s always nice to see and interact with kids who are your fans. I remember when I was a kid and the NBA players came to see us, I was hyped. It’s good for the community so we can give something back and I’m looking forward to it,” said starting point guard Goran Dragic. “I just want to explore the Bahamas, because this is the first time here for me. Unfortunately we’re here for business, it’s camp, so I’m not going to have enough time to look around but it’s good for the future and I’m going to come back with my family.” Veteran and team captain Udonis Haslem said: “To go out
MIAMI Heat basketball players warm up yesterday during the team’s training camp at the Atlantis, Paradise Island resort, Bahamas. The team arrived in New Providence on Monday for the week-long training session. (AP) and hang out with the kids, have fun and have a good time, I always look forward to an opportunity like that. Off-season free agent additions to the Heat, Dion Waiters
and Derrick Williams said they hope to use their status to positively impact today’s group. “When I was a little kid, I wished professional athletes would come in and see us and
help us,” Williams said. “And so anytime you give back, especially to kids, I think that’s one of the best things to ever do. To see the smile on the kids’ faces, that’s the best.”
Waiters said: “I can’t wait. I love the kids. What I do back home, everything I do is for the kids. So I can’t wait to meet them and just talk to them.” Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra said the players have been fully engaged in the Bahamian experience from the moment they stepped off the plane to a Junkanoo rush-out in progress. The clinic gives them a brief opportunity to interact. “They’ll love it,” said Spoelstra, referring to the team. “It was great on the drive in on [Monday] we saw a couple courts outside and saw kids playing and everybody got up on the bus to look out. My guys will really enjoy it.” Mourning, well known for his charitable work, established Alonzo Mourning Charities to aid at-risk children and enhance their lives and their families. A kidney transplant recipient, he was a member of the Heat from 1995-2002 and again from 2005-2008. And he was a member of the championship team in 2006 when they defeated the Dallas Mavericks. He also launched the Zo’s Fund for Life to raise funds for research and education to fight focal glomerulosclerosis (FSGS), a nephritic syndrome in children and adolescents as well as a cause of kidney failure in adults - a condition he was also diagnosed with.
Lynx open title defence with 113-93 win
PHOENIX Mercury’s’ Penny Taylor, right, drives round Minnesota Lynx’s Seimone Augustus in the first quarter of last night’s game. (AP Photo/Jim Mone) By BRIAN HALL Associated Press ST PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Maya Moore scored 31 points, including 15 in the second
quarter, as the Minnesota Lynx opened their WNBA title defence with a 113-95 win over the Phoenix Mercury in the first game of the WNBA semi-finals last night.
Lindsay Whalen added 19 points and seven assists for topseed Minnesota, which has beat Phoenix in all four meetings this season. Centre Sylvia Fowles scored 16 points and grabbed 10
rebounds as the Lynx broke the WNBA record for points in a regulation playoff game. Diana Taurasi scored 25 points for the Mercury, who won the matchup between the two teams
in 2014 on the way to their own championship. Brittney Griner added 16 points for Phoenix but was held to just two rebounds. Game 2 of the best-of-five series is Friday night.
Saunders expected to be greater part of Seminoles’ game plan By RENALDO DORSETT Sports Reporter rdorsett@tribunemedia.net AFTER his first reception of the season in his last outing, Florida State Seminoles tight end Mavin Saunders continues to garner increased expectations from staff and teammates. Seminoles head coach Jimbo Fisher said he expects the redshirt sophomore and Bimini native to become an even greater part of the game plan as FSU implements more double tight end sets. “Mavin is getting better and better. He’s really grinding, he’s
getting better and betof his] athleticism, as he ter and doing better. He learns to be a really good has a chance to be a refootball player, Mavin ally good player, he just can do anything that he needs to keep working. wants to.” I hope the light came on Saunders caught a 12for him and a lot of them. yard reception, his first “When you start to of the season, in the have success and realise No.13 ranked Seminoles’ what you can do then you 55-35 win over the South have a lot of plays in the Florida Bulls at Raygame,” Fisher said folmond James Stadium. lowing Tuesday’s prac- SAUNDERS The win improved the tice. Seminoles to 3-1 and got “You don’t see a lot of that, you them back in the win column don’t see a lot of two tight end after a 63-23 upset on the road sets that we run and that’s good against the Louisville Cardinals. for us because we become the After seeing action sparingly different ones. Mavin [because in the first three games of the sea-
son, Saunders saw increased minutes against USF, but remains second on the depth chart behind Ryan Izzo. Izzo noted the marked improvement in Saunders, particularly as a blocker. “He’s done nothing but improve, his technique, his mentality as a player has just gotten better every week,” Izzo said. “Through fall camp and so far this year he really has showed how much he has learned since he got here. Playing more two tight end sets will definitely show a different part of our game.” The Seminoles return home, for the first time in three weeks,
to face the North Carolina Tar Heels on October 1 at 3:30pm, in a game broadcast live on ABC, ESPN and ESPN2. Saunders, the 6’5” 258-pound tight end and Bimini native, has appeared in six games last season before being relegated to the sidelines due to a nagging back injury. In the season opener, he caught a single pass for five yards. His best game of the season was the first start of his collegiate career, when he finished with three receptions for 26 yards – both career highs – in the Seminoles’ 29-24 win over in-state rival, the University of Miami Hurricanes.
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WEEK 3 AWARDS The “That Just Made Me Look Like An Overweight Red Faced Unprepared Loser” Award, presented by Donald Trump’s performance at the first of three US presidential debates – Ben Roethlisberger. He went 24-44 with 257 yards, an interception and no touchdowns. He was also outplayed by a rookie in the battle for Pennsylvania. The “I Can’t Believe We’re Going Through This Again. We Knew How This Would End When Once It Started” Award, presented by Meek Mill – The Jets front office settling for Ryan Fitzpatrick. The only surprise is that it took three games for him to implode. Even by his standards…six interceptions are a bit much. The “Player Most Likely To Win You Your Fantasy League That Your Barber Doesn’t Know” Award, presented by Victor Cruz - Marvin Jones. He had six receptions for 205 yards and two touchdowns and is off to a better start than anyone could have hoped for. He also leads all wide receivers in Fantasy scoring. By RENALDO DORSETT Sports Reporter rdorsett@tribunemedia.net WEEK 4
Cincinnati Bengals at Miami Dolphins SANNIE: Sorry Renaldo, I have tried to be loyal but I can’t take this chance, these dudes are catching up. BENGALS over Dolphins RENALDO: There needs to be a new category created for the Dolphins amongst the standings. Currently we have wins, losses and ties but the Dolphins need something more. We need something to accurately convey the Dolphins’ unique ability to nearly complete a comeback and still lose, or to win in such an unimpressive manner that we have even less confidence in the team than we did before. Someone get John Hollinger on this. BENGALS over Dolphins Jacksonville Jaguars at Indianapolis Colts RENALDO: The entire football community should just admit one thing, we were all wrong about the Jaguars. The bandwagon was nearing maximum capacity in the offseason because they had all the tools to make the leap – young dynamic quarterback, playmakers on the outside, an investment in their defence. It all meant nothing. Clearly the only recourse here is to blame the helmet. You can’t have a two toned matte black/shiny gold helmet #ProTip. Why do they keep sending the Jaguars to play in London every year? If your goal is the global expansion of the NFL brand shouldn’t you expert your best? Maybe the Jaguars are meant to convince Brits to just stick with the other football. COLTS over Jags SANNIE: Maybe Andrew Luck will bring me some luck. (I really hope he is playing, apparently I have been talking about people that aren’t even playing) COLTS over Jags New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills SANNIE: Tom Brady is slowly winning me over, his wife is already my woman crush everyday but he is a cutie too. PATRIOTS over Bills
HOW THE EXPERTS FARED WEEK 3
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RENALDO: Tom Brady spent the week naked on a beach in Italy and is still the reason the Pats are winning. It’s weird but somehow it works. This relationship (or lack thereof) between Bill Belichick and Rex Ryan would make for a great Lifetime movie. Ryan has no interest in wins, contracts, Super Bowls or any other honours…all he wants is Belichick’s approval. That’s it. Rex is the overweight underachieving son acting out through anti social behaviour and an uber-competitive spirit just to get his dad (Belichick) to acknowledge his presence and tell him he’s proud of him. It’s the reason Ryan won’t coach anywhere outside of the AFC East. He needs to play against Bill at least twice a year. Bill of course barely acknowledges the existence of Rex Ryan. He gets nothing more than the standard mumble in a press conference. PATS over Bills Houston Texans at Tennessee Titans SANNIE: Beyonce has been bringing me luck so far, so I’m going to stick with her on this one. TEXANS over Titans RENALDO: The Texans follow up their worst game of the last five years by losing their team leader of the last five years. With JJ Watt on injured reserved, does this team have much to look forward to? Is Jadaveon Clowney still a thing? Maybe DeAndre Hopkins wears more Yeezys or Brockweiler continues to be tall. That’s about it though. TITANS over Texans
28-20
Chicago Bears at Detroit Lions RENALDO: What’s at stake here in this game? A win solidifies you as the third best team in the NFC North. If it’s one thing the Lions love, it’s playing a bottom feeder defence (see week one matchup against the Colts). This game is great for fantasy football purposes….real life, not so much. LIONS over Bears SANNIE: “I’m not scared of Lions or Tigers or Bears, But I’m scared of…” sorry had a moment, that song was my jammmm a few years ago. Anyway, I think a bear can beat a lion so…. BEARS over Lions Atlanta Falcons at Carolina Panthers SANNIE: Cam Newton. PANTHERS over Falcons RENALDO: Cam Newton has to stop with the stupid hats and the “All Lives Matter” rhetoric. He’s so concerned about the brand, the crossover appeal and making the majority feel more comfortable with his character that he’s forgetting that’s how he reached this plateau in the first place. Cam needs to have a “Simba in the wilderness” moment pretty soon. I’ve got the perfect plan for Carolina - Make James Earl Jones your special guest at halftime, turn down the music at Bank of America stadium, have JEJ deliver the “remember who you are” line everyone loves and have Fozzy Whitaker dance around singing “asante sana squash bannan, wew nugu mimi hapana.”
STEELERS running back Le’Veon Bell stands on the sideline during the first half of an NFL exhibition game against the Detroit Lions in Pittsburgh. Bell is eager to get back to work and put behind him the myriad of health and legal issues that have plagued him for the last 18 months. (AP Photo/Gene J Puskar) Cam would throw 14 touchdowns in the second half. PANTHERS over Falcons New York Jets at Seattle Seahawks SANNIE: Apparently, I can’t choose the Seahawks and say Russell Wilson is my second baby daddy, soo I will chose them and say I love Ciara (that’s better). SEAHAWKS over Jets RENALDO: You had to know that game was coming from Ryan Fitzpatrick. He played perfectly against the Bills in week two, it was bound to come crashing down spectacularly and Fitzpatrically in week four. This game is dependent on the severity of Russell Wilson’s MCL sprain and until we get a definitive answer on his status, we’re all just guessing. SEAHAWKS over Jets Baltimore Ravens at Oakland Raiders SANNIE: I would not give Eddie the pleasure of choosing the Raiders. RAVENS over Raiders RENALDO: According to Ann Killion of the San Francisco Chronicle, Mi-
chael Crabtree wasn’t interested in discussing social activism after the Raiders beat the Titans on the road. “I just play football,” Crabtree said. “I ain’t no Martin Luther King.” I hope Crabtree knows that if he gets pulled over there’s a greater chance he gets treated like Rodney King. Makes it hard to focus on football when I see athletes with that platform say something that stupid. Someone will score more points than someone else, blah, blah, blah…but I hope Richard Sherman flies in just in time to shout at Crabtree once the game is over. RAIDERS over Ravens Washington Racial Slurs at Cleveland Browns SANNIE: I know I said I would never choose the redskins because Renaldo hates them, but the Browns suck and I cant take the chance of losing this competition. RACIAL SLURS over Browns RENALDO: Everyone circled this game on the calendar because it was supposed to be billed as RG3’s triumphant return to Racial Slurs stadium. Instead of leading the Browns to a win, he’s in a sling on the sidelines. RACIAL SLURS over Browns Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Denver Broncos RENALDO: Trevor Siemian has exceeded expectations thus far. To be fair expectations were at the ground floor after the season Peyton Manning had last year but Siemian and his confusing last name have both been balling and shafted the competition. BRONCOS over Bucs SANNIE: My brother’s favourite team is the Bucs. His wife Linda beat me in fantasy football last week, soooo as payback, I hope his team loses. BRONCOS over Bucs Arizona Cardinals at Los Angeles Rams RENALDO: Bruce Arians has been calling Cardinals players out since week one. He wanted to set the tone early that lack of effort and performance would not be tolerated. No one was safe from his wrath. Arians would hold every player accountable and to prove this, the first roster casualty was….the long snapper. It’s going to be a long and confusing season in the desert. CARDS over Rams
SANNIE: Does anyone else think of cream when they see Cardinal? It’s on sale by the way, go get you some. CARDS over Rams San Francisco 49ers at Dallas Cowboys RENALDO: This was an incredible game in the 90s and tough not to get nostalgic about this matchup when you see it on the schedule. Then you remember its 2016 and this game is Gabbert vs Prescott and possibly no Dez Bryant. COWBOYS over Niners SANNIE: Well hello Dak Prescott! Who are you? Where did you come from? COWBOYS over Niners San Diego Chargers at New Orleans Saints RENALDO: Philip Rivers has spent his entire career on a game winning drive, down by 4-6 points, needing a touchdown to win, with no timeouts… and fails every time. His career may be one of the most tragic stories when we watch his 30 for 30 years from now. SAINTS over Chargers SANNIE: The Saints haven’t won one single game. Not one. I am not a football pro but I do know what losing looks like. CHARGERS over Saints Pittsburgh Steelers at Kansas City Chiefs SANNIE: These teams have the same record so randomly I choose the Steelers. No real reason. STEELERS over Chiefs RENALDO: It’s the perfect time for Le’Veon Bell to comeback. The Steelers come off of one of the worst offensive performances we’ve seen in the Roethlisberger era. Big Ben needs Le’Veon Bell, he needs Martavis Bryant, most of all he needs the contact for a more discreet dealer and someone who knows how to beat the tests. STEELERS over Chiefs Minnesota Vikings at New York Giants RENALDO: At some point we have to quit the “I want to see if they can do it against (insert quarterback name here)” narrative. I’m all in with the Vikings. VIKINGS over Giants SANNIE: Minnesota sounds like a terrible place to live, I don’t know why it just sounds depressing. GIANTS over Vikings
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For Cowboys, all eyes on Bryant’s ‘hairline fracture’ WEEK 4
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AS we head into week four of the NFL season, I must admit that my attention is on a certain injured (hairline fracture) $70m knee in Dallas, Texas. I refer to the injured left knee of Cowboys All-Pro Wide Receiver Dez Bryant. Despite it only being a hairline fracture, it’s something that we in Cowboy nation must monitor diligently. It’s looking doubtful for Sunday in San Francisco and, if Bryant can’t go, that means other receivers in the Dallas offence will take on a bigger roll. One in particular scares me with his mental lapses and butter fingers, Terrance Williams. Yes, ‘Mr Mental Meltdown’ who suffers from ‘fumbleitis’ can’t be put in a position to cost us another game. I may just have to be at that game ‘souvenir conch shell’ in hand just to remind him! I digress, it’s NFL Week 4 so it’s time for the picks. And after going a horrendous 6-10 last week, I have
nothing to say. No seriously I have nothing to say until I get back to my normal winning ways. Like the old folks say I’m ‘Shame.’ They also say ‘misery likes company’ and it looks like the 6-10 bug bit more than just me, leaving me plenty of company on the ‘SS You Sucked Last Week.’ • Who I like this week: Thursday’s Game Dolphins vs Bengals Bengals 24-17 Sunday’s Games Colts vs Jaguars Jaguars 27-24 (OT) Panthers vs Falcons Panthers 31-17 Lions vs Bears Lions 27-23
Browns vs Redskins Redskins 27-23
Broncos vs Buccaneers Broncos 31-20
Cowboys vs 49ers Cowboys 27- Niners 20
Bills vs Patriots Patriots 31-23
Raiders vs Ravens Ravens 27-24
Rams vs Cardinals Cardinals 26-13
Chiefs vs Steelers Steelers 24-23
Seahawks vs Jets Seahawks 23-20
Titans vs Texans Texans 27-20
Saints vs Chargers Chargers 37-34
Giants vs Vikings Vikings 23-17
DALLAS Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott (4) throws a pass against the Chicago Bears in the second half of last Sunday’s game in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/LM Otero)
COWBOYS wide receiver Dez Bryant (88) warming up before an NFL game against the Washington Redskins on September 18. (AP)
EAGLES rookie quarterback Carson Wentz celebrates with fans after leading the Eagles to a 29-14 win over the Chicago Bears on September 19. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)
Wentz, Prescott benefit from new protection rules LIKE so many other persons tasked with picking NFL games, I am still working to decode the mystical secrets of this season’s style of play. Every season brings with it a unique tempo and style, and this year is no different. The 2016 season has featured a uptick in quality games by young quarterbacks. Carson Wentz is off to a good start, so is Dak Prescott in Dallas while both youthful arms for the Patriots - Jimmy Garoppolo and Jacoby Brissette - have shown flashes of excellence. The ability of these young guys to ease in to play proves that the league’s plan to protect offensive players is paying off, with QBs having more time to deliver the ball up the field to receivers that are not being manhandled at the line of scrimmage. Well, as we shift our focus to Week 4, the first week of byes, I believe teams that show the ability to apply pressure to both areas - passing and receiving - will start to take huge steps forward in terms of games won. Miami Dolphins (1-2) @ Cincinnati Bengals (1-2) My issues with the Dolphins are well documented. It isn’t that I dislike the squad as many of you think.
To be completely honest, I think the Dolphins often times underperform, and team management doesn’t step up to correct clear flaws. This week the team takes on the Bengals, a team that should clearly beat them. But knowing the Miami Dolphins, this is precisely the kind of game they would show up for. Expect a strong performance by the Dolphins pass rush in this matchup. However, I still think the Bengals pull this one out. BENGALS Indianpolis Colts (1-2) @ Jacksonville Jaguars (0-3) Both team have left much to be desired over the course of the first three weeks. It is no secret that the Colts defence is illequipped in most game situations. The Jaguars are built to take advantage of those weaknesses. I expect a big performance by Jacksonville, but my smart money is on the Colts emerging victorious. COLTS Tennessee Titans (1-2) @ Houston Texans (2-1) Houston will be without J J Watt for the foreseeable future. Coming off the embarrassing performance against my Patriots, I think
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the Texans come out in this one with vengeance on their minds. TEXANS
England Patriots (3-0) And in my usual short/ sure pick of the week PATRIOTS
Cleveland Browns (0-3) @ Washington Redskins (0-0) Josh Norman didn’t shine against the Giants last week. I think he is in for a rebound game this week. REDSKINS
Carolina Panthers (1-2) @ Atlanta Falcons (2-1) The Panthers are struggling. Cam Newton hasn’t been able to put it all together thus far this season and has looked overmatched at times. It is clear that, physically, he is still the Cam Newton we all fell in love with last year, but he is missing something. I think that SuperBowl loss to Denver is still eating away at his psyche. While I think it takes a couple of weeks to get right, I am going with the Panthers in this one because that drive to the playoffs starts somewhere around now. PANTHERS
Seattle Seahawks (2-1) @ New York Jets (1-2) This game has “trap” written all over it. Jets were humiliated last week, and the Seahawks steamrolled their opponents. Added to that, the Seahawks are travelling east to square off in this one. The football gods are pointing at the Jets, insisting that all is in their favour, but I love to play Devil’s advocate. SEAHAWKS Buffalo Bills (1-2) @ New
Oakland Raiders (2-1) @ Baltimore Ravens (3-0) Ravens are still undefeat-
ed. While I didn’t expect this team to be as good as they are, watching the over the course of the year thus far, I am impressed with the level of coaching in Baltimore. This team is primed and ready to run and the coaching staff has gotten everyone to buy into that belief. From Oakland’s standpoint, this year is all about proving the naysayers wrong. Experts are predicting a loss for the Raider nation, here is to proving them wrong once again. RAIDERS Detroit Lions (1-2) Chicago Bears (0-3) Nothing to see here well, except for the points getting put up Matthew Stafford. LIONS
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Denver Broncos (3-0) @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers (12) Denver travels well. Very well in this regard. Here is to 4-0. BRONCOS Los Angeles Rams (2-1) @ Arizona Cardinals (1-2) I have a sneaky suspicion that the Rams play big in this one, just not big enough. CARDINALS New Orleans Saints (0-
3) @ San Diego Chargers (1-2) The allure of the New Orleans Saints may finally be lost. The team has struggled against every opponent they have faced, and I for one don’t see the sense in picking them until they prove that they can compete on both sides of the ball. CHARGERS Dallas Cowboys (2-1) @ San Francisco 49ers (1-2) Dez Bryant is now due to miss some time after a torn meniscus diagnosis. Chip Kelly knows the Cowboys well after a couple of seasons up in Philadelphia. It pays of big this week. 49ERS Kansas City Chiefs (2-1) @ Pittsburg Steelers (2-1) Now, what can I say here? Steelers laid an egg in Philadelphia last week, and the Chiefs shined bright against Buffalo. STEELERS New York Giants (2-1) @ Minnesota Vikings (3-0) I think the Vikings are for real. Their defence does an excellent job of taking away the football. VIKINGS Teams on bye Green Bay Packers (2-1) Philadelphia Eagles (3-0)
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Manchester City, Bayern winning streaks end in Champions League By GRAHAM DUNBAR AP Sports Writer GENEVA (AP) — In a fiercely competitive Champions League round yesterday, the 100 per cent winning records of Pep Guardiola and Carlo Ancelotti with their new clubs finally came to an end. Guardiola’s Manchester City trailed three times at Celtic, levelled each time and finished strongly before having to settle for a 3-3 draw. The coach’s winning streak to start the season ended at 10 matches. Ancelotti, a three-time Champions League winner as a coach, had won his first eight games at Bayern Munich, but his team failed to impress in losing 1-0 at Atletico Madrid. It was a repeat of the result at the Vicente Calderon stadium when the teams met in the semi-finals last season. Barcelona played its part on a night of come-frombehind wins, 28 goals in eight matches and three missed penalties. The five-time champion, missing the injured Lionel Messi, trailed at Borussia Moenchengladbach before scoring twice in a nine-minute period midway through the second half to secure a 2-1 win. • Here is how yesterday’s action unfolded: GROUP A Arsenal and Paris SaintGermain, who drew 1-1 in France two weeks ago, both won to take control in the standings. Arsenal was at its slickpassing best in beating Basel 2-0 and threatened a rout after Theo Walcott scored twice in the first 26 minutes. Alexis Sanchez assisted for both goals and began a personal duel with Basel goalkeeper Tomas Vaclik to get his own name on the scoresheet. When Vaclik was beaten by Sanchez, in the 68th minute, the Chile forward sent his shot wide of a gaping goal — and raised his shirt to hide his face in frustration. Basel’s loss ended an impressive unbeaten Champions League run in England in recent seasons. PSG fell behind in Bulgaria when Ludogorets Razgrad scored in the 16th through Brazilian defender Natanael. Blaise Matuidi and Edinson Cavani gave the visitors the lead before Ludogorets defender Cosmin Moti had a penalty saved by Alphonse Areola. Cavani
quickly sealed the outcome, getting his second goal in the 60th for a 3-1 win. Arsenal and PSG have four points, and Basel and Ludogorets each has one. GROUP B Napoli extended its impressive home form, and its lead in the group standings, by beating Benfica 4-2. The Italians raced to a four-goal lead in under an hour, with Marek Hamsik breaking the deadlock, Dries Mertens scoring twice and prolific Poland forward Arkadiusz Milik converting a penalty. Benfica, which gave up a late leveller to Besiktas two weeks ago, scored twice late on through Goncalo Guedes and Salvio. Besiktas got its second straight 1-1 draw after 18-year-old substitute Viktor Tsygankov earned Dynamo Kiev a point in the 65th minute in Istanbul. That cancelled out Portugal winger Ricardo Quaresma’s free kick in the 29th. Napoli already has a fourpoint lead over Besiktas. Benfica and Dynamo each has a point. GROUP C A pulsating Scotland vs. England clash ended up 3-3 as Celtic gave Man City its biggest scare of the flourishing Guardiola era. Moussa Dembele missed a penalty in Celtic’s 7-0 drubbing in Barcelona but took only three minutes to banish that memory and score yesterday. That lead lasted only nine minutes until Fernandinho equalised. City winger Raheem Sterling scored at both ends in an eight-minute span to make it 2-2 in the 28th. Dembele scored three minutes into the second half, and again City took nine minute to level through Nolito. The Premier League leaders were denied late on by Celtic ‘keeper Craig Gordon’s save of Ilkay Gundogan’s shot. Barcelona ended Borussia Moenchengladbach’s long winning run at home but only after trailing at halftime. Thorgan Hazard scored in the 34th, finishing off a move after Barcelona’s Sergio Busquets was dispossessed in midfield. Busquets was involved in the equaliser, finding Neymar to deliver a key pass for substitute Arda Turan to score with a shot in the 65th. Defender Gerard Pique scored nine minutes later to seal a 2-1 win for Barcelona, which is seeking its fifth
MARINERS TOP THE ASTROS 12-4, BOOST PLAYOFF HOPES HOUSTON (AP) — Robinson Cano hit a three-run homer in the first inning, and the Seattle Mariners beat the Houston Astros 12-4 yesterday to keep pressure on the other AL wild-card contenders. Kyle Seager added another three-run drive in the eighth, his 30th home run this season, as Seattle pulled within 1½ games of Baltimore for the second AL wild card. Houston dropped three games back as its magic number for elimination was cut to two. The Orioles were at Toronto last night. Cano’s career-best 36th home run, a drive off Doug Fister (12-13), landed in the first row of the Crawford Boxes in left field. Cano has nine homers and 25 RBIs in 19 games against Houston this season. Seattle doubled its lead in the second on Nori Aoki’s RBI single and Seth Smith’s two-run single. Ketel Marte made it 7-0 with a runscoring infield single in the third. James Paxton (6-7) allowed three runs and six hits in five innings, striking out eight. Fister gave up five runs and five hits over 1 1/3 innings in the shortest start of
his big league career. Fister has lost five straight decisions, and Houston has lost his last seven starts — all five innings or fewer. George Springer hit a solo home run in the third for the Astros, who closed to 7-4 in the sixth on Evan Gattis’ solo homer. FAREWELLS Yesterday’s game was the final broadcast for the Astros’ Bill Brown, who is retiring after 30 seasons with the team. It was also the last game for Tal’s Hill in Minute Maid Park. The Astros renovate the ballpark this offseason, and the centerfield fence will be moved in. UP NEXT Mariners: LHP Ariel Miranda (5-2) will start the first of a four-game series today against Oakland. Miranda will be making his 12th appearance and will be looking to rebound after giving up three runs in four innings Saturday at Minnesota. Astros: Houston starts a three-game series at the Los Angeles Angels on Friday, and either RHP Joe Musgrove (4-4) or RHP Brad Peacock (0-0) is likely to start.
MANCHESTER City’s Nicolas Otamendi, right, and Celtic’s Moussa Dembele vie for the ball during the Champions League, Group C soccer match, Celtic versus Manchester City, at Celtic Park, Glasgow, Scotland, Wednesday Sept. 28, 2016. (Jane Barlow/PA via AP) Champions League title in 11 seasons. Barcelona leads the standings by two points from Man City before the teams meet in Spain on October 19. GROUP D Atletico Madrid and Bayern Munich were quickly reunited in the group stage after meeting in last season’s semi-finals. Then, Atletico advanced on away goals after winning the first leg at home 1-0. Coach Diego Simeone’s team again needed only one goal yesterday but wasted better chances to reflect its
superiority. Belgium winger Yannick Carrasco scored in the 35th, aiming a shot on the run past Bayern ‘keeper Manuel Neuer that went in off a post. Earlier, Fernando Torres headed against a post from close range. In the 84th, Antoine Griezmann struck the crossbar with a hard-hit penalty — just as he did in the final last season, when Atletico lost to city rival Real Madrid for the second time in three seasons. PSV Eindhoven’s penalty miss against Rostov was more costly, coming in the
second half of a 2-2 draw in Russia. Just like Celtic, Rostov couldn’t keep its leads for long and goals by Dmitry Poloz were soon cancelled out by Davy Proepper and Luuk De Jong in the first half. Proepper had the chance to end PSV’s dire recent record from the spot, but his kick was saved by Rostov goalkeeper Soslan Dzhanaev. Atletico has six points, three clear of Bayern and with an early advantage in any head-to-head tiebreaker in the group.
TOP-RANKED KERBER FALLS TO KVITOVA AT WUHAN OPEN WUHAN, China (AP) — Angelique Kerber lost for the first time since becoming the No. 1-ranked player, losing to Petra Kvitova in the third round of the Wuhan Open yesterday. Kvitova saved 17 of 22 break points on her way to the 6-7 (10), 7-5, 6-4 win over Kerber, who committed eight double faults. Kerber replaced Serena Williams atop the rankings with her run to the US Open title, and took time off before coming to China to start her Asian swing in Wuhan, where she had a bye in the first round. Kvitova last beat Kerber in the 2014 Fed Cup final, and had since lost to the German three times, including in the US Open fourth round. In the quarter-finals, Kvitova will face Johanna Konta of Britain, who beat seventh-seeded Carla Suarez Navarro of Spain 7-5, 7-6 (6). Konta saved three set points in a marathon ninth game, and recovered from 6-3 down in the tiebreak. Svetlana Kuznetsova ousted defending champion Venus Williams 6-2, 6-2. She next plays thirdseeded Agnieszka Radwanska, who beat Caroline Wozniacki 6-4, 6-2. Simona Halep of Romania also advanced, beating Yaroslava Shvedova of Kazakhstan 6-3, 6-3. Halep, showing no sign of the hamstring injury that ruled her out of Tokyo last week, will face Madison Keys of the United States in the quarters. Keys beat Russian qualifier Daria Kasatkina 6-1, 4-6, 6-4.
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Moore scores 31 as Lynx open with win over Mercury By BRIAN HALL Associated Press ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Maya Moore scored 31 points, including 15 in the second quarter, as the Minnesota Lynx opened their WNBA title defence with a 113-95 win over the Phoenix Mercury in the first game of the WNBA semifinals last night. Lindsay Whalen added 19 points and seven assists for top-seed Minnesota, which has beat Phoenix in all four meetings this season. Centre Sylvia Fowles scored 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as the Lynx broke the WNBA record for points in a regulation playoff game. Diana Taurasi scored 25 points for the Mercury, who won the matchup between the two teams in 2014 on the way to their own championship. Brittney Griner added 16 points for Phoenix but was held to just two rebounds. Playing for the first time in 11 days in the WNBA’s new playoff format, Min-
nesota started a bit slow as the Mercury led 14-8 early with Taurasi hitting a pair of 3-pointers. The Lynx went to their bench with Moore, Whalen and Seimone Augustus taking their first rest. The bench combined with Fowles and Rebekkah Brunson to spark a 12-3 run. Moore, Whalen and Augustus were the centerpieces as Minnesota took control in the second quarter, beginning the period on a 19-4 run. The Lynx led by as many as 25 and outrebounded Phoenix 38-20. Fowles helped slow Griner, who had 22 points, 10 rebounds, five assists and four blocks in the Round 2 win against New York.
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half after picking up three quick fouls. ... The Mercury had won four straight games, including two in the playoffs as the eighth seed. ... Minnesota’s 113 points broke the mark of 108 scored by Chicago in the second round. The overall WNBA record for points in a playoff game is 120 set by Phoenix in 2009 in overtime against Indiana. Lynx: The WNBA’s new playoff format meant No. 1 seed Minnesota watched the first two rounds of single-elimination play. The Lynx last game was on Sept. 17 at home against the Atlanta Dream. ... Minnesota’s .689 win percentage all-time (31-14) and .880 percentage at home (21-3) are WNBA playoff records. ... Augustus quietly finished with 10 points and equaled Whalen with seven assists.
MINNESOTA Lynx’s Maya Moore, right, shoots as Phoenix Mercury’s Nirra Fields defends in the first quarter of last night’s WNBA playoff semi-finals. (AP) arena’s ice surface, the two teams played on the Lynx court. Minnesota lost just two games at the Target Center, but travel hasn’t hurt the Lynx anyway. Minnesota tied the WNBA record with 13 road wins this season, including winning all eight road games against Western Conference opponents. The Lynx will also play the 2017 season at the Xcel Energy Center.
HOME AWAY FROM HOME With scheduling conflicts at Target Center, Minnesota’s home playoff games were moved across town to St. Paul’s Xcel Energy Center, the home of the NHL’s Minnesota Wild. With boards covering the
NEW YORK (AP) — Los Angeles Sparks centre Jantel Lavender has won the WNBA’s sixth woman award. The league announced yesterday that Lavender received 26 of the 39 votes from a national media panel. She averaged 9.6 points and shot a career-high 53.8 per cent from the field to help the Sparks secure the second best record in the league. Chicago Sky guard Allie Quigley, the winner of the award the past two seasons, and Dallas Wings guard Aerial Powers finished tied for second place with three votes each. To be eligible for the award, a player must come off the bench in more games than she started.
TIP-INS Mercury: Backup center Kelsey Bone left the game in the fourth quarter after being down on the court with an apparent injury. Bone walked off under her own power and went immediately to the locker room holding her left elbow. ... Marta Xargay started her second playoff game for Phoenix after making only six starts in the regular season. Xargay was limited to seven minutes in the first
UP NEXT The two teams play Game 2 of the best-of-five series on Friday, Sept. 30 at the Xcel Energy Center
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