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29th Haarlem Baseball Week Yesterday's Results TPE b. GER 11-3 JPN b. NED 5-3 Today's schedule CUB vs TPE (h.14.00) ITA vs GER (h.19.00)

so, also the forelast day of the group stage is over...and tonight we have both groups deciders: first the big match ESP vs ITA @ 8 p.m. CET (Spain win the group with a win or a tie, Italy need to win because of the worst goal difference), then POR vs FRA @ 10 p.m. CET (POR have the advantage in the GD and are heavy favourite in any case)... yesterday's results: ENG b. NED 6-4 FRA b. SUI 5-2 ITA b. GER 11-5 ESP b. BEL 22-0 POR b. AUT 15-1

sure, but Congo athletes have a long history of DNS... so, better not to expect them to be at the start until you actually see them on the piste...

yes, I see that at least we get some results in almost real time... that's better than nothing... but I still want to see the early rounds of the main draws live...and I don't trust Chinese streams at all... p.s. those early "killer match-ups" happen when someone (and I'm talking of Fiamingo, of course) has a couple of consecutive disapponting seasons... at least Rossella didn't go out in the qualification round...

did you really expect them to show up?

Clay Target World Cup, Stage #6 ( Tucson, AZ, USA ) Mixed Team Trap Gold: United States-2 (Corey Cogdell & Casey Wallace) Silver: France-2 (Melanie Couzy & Sebastien Guerrero) Bronze: United States-2 (Kayle Browning & William Hinton) and also the last World Cup event before the World Champs is over... it was a minor stage, with most of the best shooters in the World not showing up in the desert, but opting for a different way to fine tuning their shape ahead of the biggest event of the year... however, in the end the hosts won the medal table with 2 Gold medals, meanwhile ITA, FIN and KOR got 1 Gold medal each... FRA, ESP, GBR and SWE also earned their presence in the final medal table, but with no Gold in their bags... now...let's fly to Korea, where in 40 days the All Shooting Disciplines World Championships are on stage...

why don't you take a tour to the Roller Sports (Rink Hockey Euro 2018) thread?

I'm really happy I lost my bet...after a good sleep in the second and early in the 3rd quarter, we got our focus back and finally HUN were destroyed as I never saw in a global championship match... I'm really satisfied with our boys, they have a superior mental strenght than our girls...and everybody can see it in any game played by them...

for what I see, the men's 50km race walk starts at 6 a.m. Tokyo time, which means 11 p.m. of the previous day here in Central Europe (and not 9 p.m. CET)... and also the Slalom Canoeing races start at 6 a.m. (qualifications) and 7 a.m. (semis & finals) CET... in Summer, Tokyo time is UTC+9, which means CET+7... https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/japan/tokyo p.s. I guess the schedule has been compiled by the same genious that made the Pyeongchang one...almost all the finals are locked in the 6 to 10 p.m. local time (and a few in the morning and in the 2 - 4 p.m. slots)...

sure...if you think that even "the Donald" is better than Hitler and Stalin...

as expected, ITA have already stopped playing... I bet they won't score more than 1 or 2 goals in the whole 2nd half (and the game would finally get really close)...

unfortunately it doesn't mean he's doing a good job as the IOC President right now... frankly, I think he's (almost) destroyed the Winter Games and he's close to ruin the Summer Games, too...

no, here in Europe it's not like that... it's not a question of being sexist...it's really like @dcro wrote... most girls here are not really interested in sports (especially some not so popular disciplines not seen as "female oriented"), even when they're given the same exact opportunities as the boys...

I think it's more a request by the European (and US) TV networks... having those men's finals on Saturday at night (in Japan) means we have them in late morning/early afternoon here in Europe (which is better than having them at sunrise or even earlier)... meanwhile the women's games (which have less audience here in Europe, but a lot more in the American Continent) on Sunday at earlier times match more the US (and the whole American Continent) TV stations requests...

imagine if Brazil would eventually win it (and women's Street SkB, too)...

they are crazy...it can't be anything different...they are completely crazy...

I'm happy you've taken it so light...

wow! what a start for Italy... I didn't really espect that (even if I'm sure HUN sooner or later will comeback and make it the usual close fight)...

I'm pretty sure you'll reach your target as soon as he sees the post...

and here comes out your poor knowledge of the game (and the fact that you've never tried to play it in an organized situation)...

then the best option of them all is to get rid of the whole Winter Olympics...

Clay Target World Cup, Stage #6 (Tucson, AZ, USA) Men's Trap Gold: Simone Lorenzo Prosperi Silver: Erminio Frasca Bronze: Nathan Hales

just another ordinary day at the Rink Hockey Europeans... Portugal had a rest day, Italy (15-4 over NED) and Spain (7-1 over GER) just joked against opponents who can't match their level of play... FRA vs AUT (14-3) and ENG vs BEL (14-2) were also unwatchable blowouts...meanwhile the only close game of the day was Andorra vs Switzerland (and it ended up with a surprising 3-2 win for the Andorrans)... and today it won't be different with Italy (vs GER), Spain (vs BEL...ouch!) and Portugal (vs AUT) ready to add more and more goals to their record...

29th Haarlem Baseball Week Yesterday's Results TPE b. ITA 4-3 NED b. CUB 6-4 Today's schedule GER vs TPE (h.14.00) NED vs JPN (h.19.00)