Massage guy had a wound on his finger. Treated it with a legal spray, which included clostebol. Then massaged Sinner, and that's how it ended up in Sinner's body.   I mean, I guess it's theoretically possible  

OR he has been planning this for a while, and was honest enough to race for australia at the olympics and win them a sack full of medals getting them a good return for their investment.  If you think team Australia didn't know that he had applied to switch to GB pre olympics then you should wise up.

I think it’s standard procedure to not publish now until someone is suspended. As he appealed against a provisional suspension it wasn’t revealed until it was all resolved.

https://x.com/henrywinter/status/1825857219096690883?s=61

Jannik Sinner tested positive twice for banned substance clostebol.     Testing agencies didn't publish his doping results to public.   Tribunal ruled that cream used on his cut caused contamination.   He has been cleared of the dopings.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/tennis/articles/cq5d3nl1pd9o   Italy is running a Russian style doping programe for sure. 

Take away his passport!! Not an overreaction at all, like...    

It's been 40-50 years, but the Boogeyman is still kicking high for Westerners. 

Of those: I have no justification for Lacrosse or Flag Football. If Cricket isn't popular enough to justify being in the Olympic then we have to cut most sports from the Olympics. The main justifications I can see for Baseball not being deserving of an Olympic spot is that the women's game is extremely underdeveloped (to the point that Softball is substituted as a women's version) and that the top pros have never taken part in the Olympics. But Baseball is one of the most developed and competitive team sport in the world on the men's side. It definitively dwarfs exisitng Olympic team sports like Water Polo, Handball and Field Hockey. The main reason I think breaking being in the Olympics would make sense as a permanent inclusion is that it's dirt cheap to host - very few athletes, relatively few officials, very easy to produce for TV and re-using an exisitng venue. It really doesn't need to have very much appeal to be worth it.

I actually think is going to be favourites to win both the men's and women's events   The format at the Olympics is sixes, which isn't the same as the traditional outdoor lacrosse format. It has a lot of elements that make it more similar to box lacrosse (an indoor version of lacrosse played on a pitch the size of an ice hockey rink), and that's a version of the game Canada absolutely dominated.   ...but ya, and are almost locks for the gold medal game in both the men's and women's event. If the Haudenosaunee are allowed to compete then there is a real chance there could be a North American sweep in the men's event.