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One week later and Johnson loses a playoff to Jon Rahm at the BMW Championships. Apparently Rahm was given a one stroke penalty for picking up the ball in R3? I only watched the last round so I'm unsure what exactly happened?

This might help but that's still a lot of extra work for you and I'm pretty sure someone will try to edit the results to gain extra points by simply picking the right set score at the very least. I'd leave it as it is - without the edits allowed - since this is opening a can of worms for no valid reason. The Paire/Granollers change was addressed early enough.

@hckosiceThese wild cards can be given to non-Elite teams though? I believe even CCC was given once a wild card to Giro d'Italia IIRC (that was pre-BMC merger when CCC was still a truly Polish team by the roots) but former Giro winner Tonkov was a member of the team which probably made the whole thing easier.

Sounds like a terrible idea tbh. Someone can edit completed matches from any day half-way through the order of play and claim her picked the right winner straight away. Does @Wumo really want to compare when edits were made to when matches were finished to expose the fraud? I picked Kerber to beat Tomljanovic 2-1 in sets. What stops me from editing the result to 2-0 and claiming the extra point for the game?

Weren't like Cofidis out of the Grand Tours for a while? So they lost their top UCI license or whatever that's called and I thought they simply disbanded in the mean time

Astana is a completely new team, they were founded a little over 10 years ago. That's nothing in pro cycling terms. Isn't like Movistar the former Banesto - of Miguel Indurain and Pedro Delgado fame? You probably weren't born back then yet but I remember these guys or someone like Armand de las Cuevas who also was a Banesto rider IIRC.

Kerber beats Tomljanovic 64 64. Not bad to shake off the rust but Tomljanovic gave up some free UE as usual.

Oh yeah, I forgot about these guys. Not gonna lie, I still remenber Banesto, Kelme and ONCE as the top teams so I'm kinda behind schedule with all the sponsor changes and which "new" team is actually an "old" team with a new sponsor. @hckosice seems to imply Cofidis had some name changes in the last decade? Lotto remained a fixture for over 20 years as well but they're gone now, right? Jumbo-Visma is more Rabobank or more Lotto?

I'm surprised they still exist under this name given all the frequent sponsor changes in cycling. I believe Francaise de Jeux is only other team that has kept the same name for more than a decade?

Jaguars have waived RB Leonard Fournette today. They also traded the disgruntled DE Yannick Ngakoue to Vikings over the weekend. It's gonna be a miracle if they won't end up with the #1 overall pick in next year's draft. Even they can't screw this tank up!

And we're off. Tomljanovic vs Kerber has started

55 minutes of typing all the names! That took longer than I expected and I didn't have to print the flags. I was afraid I ain't gonna make it on time But hey, it's tennis so I expect to finish higher in this game than Tour de France

[hide] Men's Singles - Round of 128 to Round of 32 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 1 N. Djokovic [1] 3 Djokovic 3 Djokovic 3 D. Dzumhur 0 K. Edmund 3 Edmund 1 A. Bublik 1 J. Sousa 3 Sousa 1 Struff 0 M. Mmoh 0 P. Martinez 1 Struff 3 J. Struff [28] 3 P. Carreno Busta [20] 3 Carreno Busta 3 Carreno Busta 2 Y. Uchiyama 0 M. Krueger 2 Sousa 1 P. Sousa 3 F. Gaio 1 Berankis 0 Isner 3 R. Berankis 3 S. Johnson 1 Isner 3 J. Isner [16] 3 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 2 D. Shapovalov [12] 3 Shapovalov 3 Shapovalov 3 S. Korda 0 T. Kwiatkowski 2 Kwon 0 S. Kwon 3 M. Safwat 0 Simon 2 Fritz 1 G. Simon 3 D. Koepfer 0 Fritz 3 T. Fritz [19] 3 F. Krajinovic [26] 3 Krajinovic 3 Krajinovic 2 M. Ymer 1 M. Giron 3 Giron 0 M. Polmans 2 L. Harris 0 Cecchinato 1 Goffin 3 M. Cecchinato 3 R. Opelka 2 Goffin 3 D. Goffin [7] 3 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 3 S. Tsitsipas [4] 3 Tsitsipas 3 Tsitsipas 3 A. Ramos-Vinolas 0 M. Cressy 3 Cessy 0 J. Kovalik 2 J. Londero 1 Donskoy 1 Coric 1 E. Donskoy 3 P. Andujar 1 Coric 3 B. Coric [27] 3 D. Lajovic [18] 3 Lajovic 3 Lajovic 3 E. Gerasimov 0 S. Travaglia 2 Thompson 2 J. Thompson 3 A. Balazs 0 Kukushkin 3 Kukushkin 1 M. Kukushkin 3 U. Blanch 1 Garin 1 C. Garin [13] 3 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 4 D. Schwartzman [9] 3 Schwartzman 3 Schwarztman 2 C. Norrie 1 J. Jung 2 Coria 0 F. Coria 3 A. Davidovich Fokina 1 Novak 0 Hurkacz 3 D. Novak 3 P. Gojowczyk 1 Hurkacz 3 H. Hurkacz [24] 3 A. Mannarino [32] 3 Mannarino 3 Mannarino 1 L. Sonego 1 J. Sock 3 Sock 2 P. Cuevas 2 P. Lorenzi 3 Lorenzi 0 Zverev 3 B. Nakashima 0 K. Anderson 1 Zverev 3 A. Zverev [5] 3 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 5 M. Berrettini [6] 3 Berretini 3 Berretini 3 G. Soeda 0 Y. Sugita 3 Sugita 0 U. Humbert 2 E. Ruusuvuori 1 Bedene 1 Ruud 0 A. Bedene 3 M. McDonald 2 Ruud 3 C. Ruud [30] 3 M. Granollers 1 Majchrzak 3 Majchrzak 0 K. Majchrzak 3 S. Caruso 1 Duckworth 2 J. Duckworth 3 T. Daniel 3 Daniel 0 Rublev 3 G. Barrere 1 J. Chardy 0 Rublev 3 A. Rublev [10] 3 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 6 G. Dimitrov [14] 3 Dimitrov 3 Dimitrov 3 T. Paul 1 M. Fucsovics 3 Fucsovics 0 H. Dellien 1 F. Tiafoe 3 Tiafoe 2 Millman 2 A. Seppi 2 J. Millman 3 Millman 3 N. Basilashvili [22] 2 G. Pella [29] 3 Pella 3 Pella 1 J. Wolf 0 F. Lopez 3 Lopez 0 R. Carballes Baena 2 C.O'Connell 1 Djere 0 Medvedev 3 L. Djere 3 F. Delbonis 0 Medvedev 3 D. Medvedev [3] 3 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 7 R. Bautista Agut [8] 3 B. Agut 3 B.Agut 1 T. Sandgren 2 G. Mager 0 Kecmanovic 1 M. Kecmanovic 3 V. Pospisil 1 Kohlschreiber 1 Raonic 3 P. Kohlschreiber 3 L. Mayer 0 Raonic 3 M. Raonic [25] 3 A. de Minaur [21] 3 de Minaur 3 de Minaur 1 A. Martin 0 I. Karlovic 2 Gasquet 1 R. Gasquet 3 A. Kuznetsov 3 Kuznetsov 2 Khachanov 3 S. Querrey 2 J. Sinner 2 Khachanov 3 K. Khachanov [11] 3 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 8 F. Auger-Aliassime [15] 3 Auger-A 3 Auger-A 3 T. Monteiro 0 A. Murray 3 Murray 2 Y. Nishioka 1 C. Moutet 2 Vesely 1 Evans 1 J. Vesely 3 T. Seyboth Wild 0 Evans 3 D. Evans [23] 3 M. Cilic [31] 3 Cilic 3 Cilic 1 D. Kudla 0 N. Gombos 1 Albot 0 R. Albot 3 S. Nagal 2 Klahn 0 Thiem 3 B. Klahn 3 J. Munar 0 Thiem 3 D. Thiem [2] 3 Women's Singles - Round of 128 to Round of 32 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 1 Ka. Pliskova [1] 2 Pliskova 2 Pliskova 2 A. Kalinina 0 J. Paolini 0 Garcia 0 C. Garcia 2 C. Bellis 2 Bellis 1 Brady 0 T. Korpatsch 0 A. Blinkova 1 Brady 2 J. Brady [28] 2 A. Kerber [17] 2 Kerber 2 Kerber 0 A. Tomljanovic 1 C. Dolehide 2 Dolehide 0 A. Friedsam 0 A. Li 0 Rus 1 Riske 2 A. Rus 2 T. Maria 0 Riske 2 A. Riske [13] 2 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 2 M. Vondrousova [12] 2 Vondrousova 2 Vondrousova 2 G. Minnen 0 F. Di Lorenzo 0 Sasnovich 1 A. Sasnovich 2 V. Golubic 1 Lapko 1 Putinsteva 0 V. Lapko 2 R. Montgomery 0 Putintseva 2 Y. Putintseva [23] 2 K. Mladenovic [30] 2 Mladenovic 2 Mladenovic 1 H. Baptiste 0 V. Gracheva 1 Badosa 0 P. Badosa 2 K. Bondarenko 1 Kiick 0 Martic 2 A. Kiick 2 T. Martincova 0 Martic 2 P. Martic [8] 2 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 3 N. Osaka [4] 2 Osaka 2 Osaka 2 M. Doi 0 C. Giorgi 2 Giorgi 1 A. Van Uytvanck 0 M. Kostyuk 1 Kasatkina 0 Sevastova 0 D. Kasatkina 2 C. Gauff 1 Sevastova 2 A. Sevastova [31] 2 M. Linette [24] 2 Linette 2 Linette 1 M. Inglis 0 D. Kovinic 2 Kovinic 0 L. Cabrera 1 U. Arconada 0 Juvan 0 Kontaveit 2 K. Juvan 2 D. Collins 0 Kontaveit 2 A. Kontaveit [14] 2 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 4 E. Rybakina [11] 2 Rybakina 2 Rybakina 2 K. Zavatska 0 I. Khromacheva 0 Rogers 1 S. Rogers 2 M. Brengle 2 Brengle 1 Yastremska 1 L. Tsurenko 1 A. Sharma 0 Yastremska 2 D. Yastremska [19] 2 R. Peterson [32] 2 Peterson 0 Bouzkova 0 K. Flipkens 1 M. Bouzkova 2 Bouzkova 2 J. Pegula 1 K. Kozlova 2 Kozlova 0 Kvitova 2 W. Osuigwe 0 I. Begu 0 Kvitova 2 P. Kvitova [6] 2 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 5 M. Keys [7] 2 Keys 2 Keys 2 T. Babos 0 J. Teichmann 2 Teichmann 0 A. Bolsova 0 L. Davis 0 Cornet 2 Cornet 0 A. Cornet 2 Y. Bonaventure 0 Zhang 0 S. Zhang [25] 2 D. Vekic [18] 2 Vekic 2 Vekic 1 Kr. Pliskova 0 P. Tig 2 Tig 0 K. Nara 1 T. Pironkova 0 Samsonova 0 Muguruza 2 L. Samsonova 2 N. Hibino 0 Muguruza 2 G. Muguruza [10] 2 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 6 M. Sakkari [15] 2 Sakkari 2 Sakkari 2 S. Voegele 0 B. Pera 2 Pera 0 Z. Diyas 0 N. Vikhlyantseva 2 Vikhlyantseva 0 Anisimova 1 K. Scott 0 V. Tomova 0 Anisimova 2 A. Anisimova [22] 2 S. Stephens [26] 2 Stephens 2 Stephens 1 M. Buzarnescu 0 V. Diatchenko 2 Diatchenko 0 O. Govortsova 1 M. Gasparyan 2 Gasparyan 0 S.Williams 2 M. Puig 1 K. Ahn 0 S.Williams 2 S. Williams [3] 2 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 7 A. Sabalenka [5] 2 Sabalenka 2 Sabalenka 2 O. Dodin 0 V. Azarenka 2 Azarenka 1 B. Haas 0 S. Vickery 2 Vickery 0 Swiatek 0 T. Townsend 0 I. Swiatek 2 Swiatek 2 V. Kudermetova [29] 1 K. Muchova [20] 2 Muchova 2 Muchova 2 V. Williams 1 A. Kalinskaya 2 Kalinskaya 0 N. Stojanovic 1 S. Cirstea 1 McHale 0 Konta 1 C. McHale 2 H. Watson 0 Konta 2 J. Konta [9] 2 Round of 128 Round of 64 Round of 32 SECTION 8 E. Mertens [16] 2 Mertens 2 Mertens 2 L. Siegemund 0 C. Liu 2 Liu 0 S. Sorribes Tormo 1 V. Kuzmova 2 Kuzmova 1 Alexandrova 0 C. McNally 1 K. Clijsters 1 Alexandrova 2 E. Alexandrova [21] 2 O. Jabeur [27] 2 Jabeur 2 Jabeur 1 K. Kawa 0 K. Siniakova 2 Siniakova 0 K. Kanepi 0 V. Zvonareva 2 Zvonareva 0 Kenin 2 L. Fernandez 0 Y. Wickmayer 0 Kenin 2 S. Kenin [2] 2 Winners and Finalists Predictions Men's Singles 1st Pick 2nd Pick 3rd Pick Novak Djokovic Daniil Medvedev Dominic Thiem Women's Singles 1st Pick 2nd Pick 3rd Pick Naomi Osaka Karolina Pliskova Elise Mertens [/hide]

Różnicki won gold so yeah, you can watch him more closely now. Rain has come down hard in the last hour - men's shot put is ruined by it, they're using leaf blower to clear water from the circle

Dixon wins ahead of Sato this time. Pato O'Ward led the most laps but got jumped by Dixon on the last stop and then passed by Sato on fresher tires. Ferrucci had a Top 5 run going but had a terrible last stop and finished 16th

Clusterfuck at the start of Gateway 1 race. Field bunched up, Palou jumped and hit the brakes then Askew triggered a pile-up that took & Rossi, Andretti, Veach and Carpenter out.

Oh, well. Belarus usually doesn't get a lot of press coverage even considering their top athlete of the last decade or so

Biathlon ain't a popular thing in Serbia but this is old news by anyone's standards. This news is like 4 years old. http://www.biathlon.pl/aktualnosci/5236/domraczewa-podporucznikiem-kgb.html Even fucking Guardian run a major story on this: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2018/feb/22/former-kgb-agent-darya-domracheva-wins-biathlon-gold-medal-at-winter-olympics Domrachava stopped being a KGB member in June 2014 according to all these accounts. Even her wikipedia page has this info listed.

No surprise. I wonder if they know Soviet Union has ceased to exist? I mean they still have the KGB name in operation after all those years. Even Russia has changed that name to FSB (even though that's the same thing)

TVP Sport showing some live eventing from Strzegom. Ingrid Klimke won the dressage part (and that's like the only name I know from the list on the screen ).

Azarenka and Konta weren't even aware Osaka "boycotted" her semi-final I guess Azarenka is occupied with what happens in Belarus right now but Konta's excuse is pretty woeful. Then again what can we expect from an ethinic Hungarian born in Australia who spend majority of her 'British' career training in Spain? https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/aug/28/naomi-osaka-stresses-mertens-azarenka-final-cincinnati-open-konta

How about the vintage Follow the Money deal? Cancelling the SOG will cost Japan more money than hosting them with limited audience.

Red Wings are like the worst NHL team in the last 5 years? People usually turn away when your team sucks especially if you enjoyed a dynasty of sorts not so long before. I suppose driving Steve Yzerman out of town has backfired on Red Wings' front office like nothing else and they still haven't recovered since (or is Yzerman back in Detroit these days?). It's different when the place is dead like Coyotes since I can't believe anyone follows hockey in the desert and I feel like unlike other major leagues, NHL is one league where they ought to stick to NorthEast & Canada. The Kings brought Gretzky before and has it really helped to build a hockey culture in California? I'll say not. Kings must be like the 8th most popular team in LA behind Lakers, Dodgers, Raiders, Rams (even when you consider they were forced to Anaheim back in the day), Trojans and hell, UCLA Bruins are probably more popular than LA Kings? I'd say Kings are only ahead of Chargers in that order. St. Louis Blues feels like the westernmost NHL team where there is any significant hockey following to begin with.

Do Americans really support these political families? This is what democracy is supposed to be about? Politicians from lucky sperm club? These Kennedys, Bushes, Clintons or Obamas really need to go IMO. As for Harris as VP, well it doesn't make sense since Biden has the black voters locked up already. He doesn't need to convince the convinced. He needs to convince the blue collar workers whom Hilary Clinton lost four years ago and who enabled Trump to win.

[hide] Tour De France - Week 1 - Stage 1-9 Stage Top 3 Riders Nice - Nice Stage 1 August, 29th 1st: Thomas De Gendt 2nd: Wout van Aert 3rd: Adam Yates Caleb Ewan Thomas De Gendt Philippe Gilbert Wout Van Aert Greg Van Avermaet Giacomo Nizzolo Matteo Trentin Cees Bol Alexander Kristoff Michal Kwiatkowski Peter Sagan Pick a Non-listed Rider Nice - Nice Stage 2 August, 30th 1st: Egan Bernal 2nd: Romain Bardet 3rd: Alejandro Valverde Thomas De Gendt Tim Wellens Egan Bernal Julian Alaphilippe Warren Barguil Alexey Lutsenko Michal Kwiatkowski Pavel Sivakov Matej Mohoric Primoz Roglic Pick a Non-listed Rider Nice - Sisteron Stage 3 August, 31st 1st: Ella Viviani 2nd: Peter Sagan 3rd: Caleb Ewan Caleb Ewan Bryan Coquard Sam Bennett Niccolò Bonifazio Elia Viviani Giacomo Nizzolo Cees Bol Alexander Kristoff Peter Sagan Pick a Non-listed Rider Sisteron - Orcières Stage 4 September, 1st 1st: Julian Alaphilippe 2nd: Primoz Roglic 3rd: Egan Bernal Tim Wellens Egan Bernal Jan Hirt Julian Alaphilippe Daniel Martin Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Michal Kwiatkowski Mikel Nieve Alejandro Valverde Primoz Roglic Pick a Non-listed Rider Gap - Privas Stage 5 September, 2nd 1st: Peter Sagan 2nd: Ella Viviani 3rd: John Degenkolb Caleb Ewan Wout Van Aert John Degenkolb André Greipel Sam Bennett Sonny Colbrelli Elia Viviani Cees Bol Alexander Kristoff Peter Sagan Pick a Non-listed Rider Le Teil - Mont Aigoual Stage 6 September, 3rd 1st: Primoz Roglic 2nd: Tadej Pogacar 3rd: Warren Barguil Thomas De Gendt Egan Bernal Miguel Ángel López Jan Hirt Julian Alaphilippe Alexey Lutsenko Tom Dumoulin Alejandro Valverde Primoz Roglic Tadej Pogacar Pick a Non-listed Rider Millau - Lavaur Stage 7 September, 4th 1st: Alexander Kristoff 2nd: Peter Sagan 3rd: Andre Greipel Caleb Ewan Wout Van Aert Bryan Coquard John Degenkolb André Greipel Sam Bennett Sonny Colbrelli Giacomo Nizzolo Elia Viviani Cees Bol Alexander Kristoff Peter Sagan Pick a Non-listed Rider Cazéres - Loudenvielle Stage 8 September, 5th 1st: Egan Bernal 2nd: Primoz Roglic 3rd: Adam Yates Egan Bernal Sergio Higuita Daniel Felipe Martínez Julian Alaphilippe Lennard Kämna Adam Yates Tom Dumoulin Pavel Sivakov Alejandro Valverde Primoz Roglic Tadej Pogacar Pick a Non-listed Rider Pau - Laruns Stage 9 September, 6th 1st: Warren Barguil 2nd: Thomas De Gendt 3rd: Egan Bernal Thomas De Gendt Egan Bernal Jan Hirt Julian Alaphilippe Warren Barguil Daniel Martin Davide Formolo Alexey Lutsenko Alejandro Valverde Matej Mohoric Tadej Pogacar Primoz Roglic Pick a Non-listed Rider General 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 1 (Stages 1-9) Egan Bernal Primoz Roglic Julian Alaphilippe Points 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 1 (Stages 1-9) Peter Sagan Matteo Trentin Julian Alaphilippe Mountains 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 1 (Stage 1-9) Egan Bernal Primoz Roglic Warren Barguil Young Rider 1st Place 2nd Place 3rd Place Week 1 (Stage 1-9) Egan Bernal Tadej Pogacar Enric Mas [/hide]