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LIIGA Playoffs Quarterfinals Pairings (Best-of-7 Series) Lukko Rauma (1) vs Sport Vaasa (11) Ilves Tampere (2) vs Tappara Tampere (9) KalPa Kuopio (3) vs Ässät Pori (7) HIFK Helsinki (4) vs SaiPa Lappeenranta (5)

LIIGA Playoffs 1st Round Results (Best-of-5 Series) SaiPa Lappeenranta (5) b. TPS Turku (12) 3-2 (1-2; 2-6; 3-0; 2-1; 3-2 OT) Sport Vaasa (11) b. KooKoo Kouvola (6) 3-1 (3-1; 0-3; 2-1; 4-2) Ässät Pori (7) b. HPK Hämeenlinna (10) 3-0 (3-2; 2-1 OT; 5-1) Tappara Tampere (9) b. K-Espoo (8) 3-2 (0-1; 6-1; 2-5; 2-1; 4-3 OT)

Extraliga Playoffs Semifinals Pairings (Best-of-7 Series) HC Sparta Prague (1) vs HC Kometa Brno (4) Mountfield HK (2) vs HC Dynamo Pardubice (3)

Extraliga Playoffs Quarterfinals Results (Best-of-7 Series) HC Sparta Prague (1) b. HC Oceláři Třinec (10) 4-1 (4-3 OT; 2-1; 2-3; 4-3 OT; 3-2) Mountfield HK (2) b. BK Mladá Boleslav (9) 4-3 (1-2; 0-2; 4-3; 3-2 OT; 4-2; 5-6 OT; 3-0) HC Dynamo Pardubice (3) b. Banes Motor Č. Budějovice (6) 4-0 (3-0; 4-2; 6-2; 2-1 OT) HC Kometa Brno (4) b. HC Energie Karlovy Vary (5) 4-2 (3-4 OT; 3-2; 2-0; 0-1; 5-3; 1-0)

Extraliga Playoffs Semifinals Pairings (Best-of-7 Series) HC Košice (2) vs HKM Zvolen (10) HK Nitra (3) vs DOXXbet Vlci Žilina (4)

Extraliga Playoffs Quarterfinals Results (Best-of-7 Series) HKM Zvolen (10) b. HK Spišská Nová Ves (1) 4-2 (1-2 OT; 3-0; 5-1; 4-2; 2-3; 3-0) HC Košice (2) b. HK Dukla Trenčin (8) 4-2 (3-4 OT; 2-1 OT; 2-5; 6-3; 2-1; 7-2) HK Nitra (3) b. HK Poprad (6) 4-2 (6-3; 4-3 OT; 5-6 OT; 4-3 OT; 1-2; 4-2) DOXXbet Vlci Žilina (4) b. HC MONACObet Banská Bystrica (5) 4-1 (3-1; 0-8; 5-1; 4-3 OT; 7-1)

100% direi

p.s. il primo però che mi parla di ius soli e diritti di chi non ha nemmeno un briciolo di legame culturale/identitario con il nostro Paese, lo brucio vivo di persona

gli unici lottatori che ne hanno beneficiato sono Khakaleishvili e Conyedo gli altri che ci hanno rappresentato a Europei e Mondiali in realtà non hanno mai completato le pratiche per la cittadinanza, infatti non hanno mai preso parte alle qualificazioni olimpiche i vari Honis & co. hanno sfruttato appunto lo ius sanguinis e Chamizo ovviamente ottenne il passaporto per matrimonio a me sta bene rivedere il "passaportificio", ma è chiaro che un tema particolare come lo sport di vertice deve avere una corsia di favore, con regole diverse e più "generose" della disciplina generale...si rivedano almeno limiti numerici e "concettuali" della cittadinanza per meriti sportivi...

ps.s. se almeno avessimo dirigenti federali determinati e un presidente della repubblica in grado di capire cosa è in gioco, allora resterebbe comunque lo strumento molto specifico della concessione "seduta stante" (superando ogni tempistica folle della burocrazia) della cittadinanza per "meriti sportivi" a tutti gli atleti che servono (in primis, tutti gli oriundi della NHL in vista delle Olimpiadi di Milano) ma anche lì, non se ne farà nulla, visto che il presidente Gios è il primo a voler ostacolare ogni prospettiva di crescita e ogni possibilità di vivere 10 giorni di gloria per l'hockey Italiano (che poi tornerebbe tranquillamente nel dimenticatoio cui si è auto-condannato da secoli)

e certo! fermiamo l'immigrazione di gente che comunque ha un minimo di familiarità con il nostro Paese (anche se persa nel tempo) e la nostra cultura (occidentale, cristiana, liberale, democratica) e in vece ci sbattiamo per regalare la cittadinanza e l'ingresso gratuito ai congiunti (chissà quanto realmente congiunti) dell'armata islamica che vuole solo dominarci, umiliarci e imporci la Sharja... avanti così, che andiamo alla grande... viva i maranza, la nostra ancora di salvezza!

è il primo sport che ho citato... tra l'altro, in un prossimo futuro saranno parecchio danneggiati da questa porcheria anche i clubs che dispuntano la ICE HL austriaca per le ragazze, spero abbiano già completato le pratiche burocratiche, altrimenti salta tutto

writing here because it's going to heavily impact on the Olympics, but it's part of a way bigger blow for many sports in Italy earlier Today, the Italian idiots running the government did change the rules about getting the Italian citizenship because of the heritage (ius sanguinis) now, only foreigners with at least 1 parent or grandfather/grandmother born in Italy will be able to ask for our citizenship now all those people with the Italian heritage coming from men/women further down the family tree won't get it because of that (of course they will still be able to earn it following the remaining pathways, like marriage or living here for at least 5 consecutive years -if coming from EU Nations, 10 if coming from outside EU) this is basically the end of any chance to have an Italian competitive team in all those team sports where there are not enough athletes practicing within our Country like ice hockey, field hockey, baseball, cricket, lacrosse, flag football and even rugby (just to name the olympic sports), all disciplines where we always relied on major help from foreign born Italians but this soon will affect also a few individual sports, when the consequences of the pandemic stoppage will come into effect (soon) for this thread's purpose, it' obvious that now we won't have any chance to have a decent hockey team at the 2026 Home Olympics; we are forced to stay with the current shameful B division bunch of drunk players that can't even skate

praticamente questa modifica è il de profundis per tutti quegli sport di squadra che non hanno una base ampia e ben radicata sul territorio hockey ghiaccio, hockey prato, baseball/softball, ma anche le nuove aggiunte olimpiche quali cricket, lacrosse e flag football (dove so per certo c'era l'ambizione di portare uno squadrone assurdo con almeno 2 attuali stelle nfl a LA 2028, mentre così il progetto muore ancora prima di nascere) e comunque, anche sport individuali tipo lotta (e in teoria tutti quanti) ne risentiranno, specie quando il buco generazionale creato dallo stop pandemico affliggerà pesantemente la profondità del movimento sportivo nazionale tra pochi anni... ma siamo ottimisti...ci salveranno i maranza!

the Downhills of the Finals in Sun Valley have been cancelled because of an heavy snowfall (last night) and the strong wind (Today) this means that Federica Brignone is the mathematical winner of both the Overall World Cup and the DH discipline World Cup among the men, Marco Odermatt (who already won well in advance the Overall Throphy) secures also the DH discipline World Cup

most likely, yes (you have a few silver medals in women's Biathlon, but no gold) but you also have an Olympic Gold thanks to Ekaterina Dafovska (Biathlon, women's 15km individual race, Nagano 1998)

no, they won 2 Silver medals at the Olympic Games back in the days (men's Marathon in 1928 and women's Javelin Throw in 1956) p.s. Weil is the daughter of the Colombian 400m specialist Ximena Restrepo (bronze in Barcelona 1992) and Chilean Shot Put specialist Gert Weil (6th in Seoul 1988)

women's 35km 1. Paula Milena Torres (2h44m26s, NR) 2. Kimberly Garcia Leon (2h45m59s) 3. Katarzyna Zdzieblo (2h46m59s) Full Results (men and women are on the same page, just scroll down) https://results.onlinesystem.cz/ResultsAthletic?idk=82067&discType=1545

traditional Race Walking meet in Dudnice men's 35km Evan Dunfee wins in World Record pace (2h21m40s) ahead of Christopher Linke (2h24m40s, NR) and Josè Luis Doctor Horales ((2h24m41s, NR) among the top 8, 1 WR, 5 NR and PBs in series (20 of the first 23 recorded a new PB, the remaining 3, SB) given also that many Central/South Americans finished in the top positions, I just can't imagine how "strict" were the judges

good luck, my dear old IOC...

as many of you might have already read/watched, the 2025 MLB season has just started with 2 games "on the road" in Tokyo on Tuesday and Wednesday, the reigning champions, the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Chicago Cubs faced each other twice of course both teams have been chosen for this "entrèe" because they're filled with Japanese stars like Shoei Ohtani, Roki Sasaki, Yoshinobu Yamamoto (Dodgers) and Shota Imanaga & Seiya Suzuki (Cubs) and the Japanese audience did really appreciate the effort, because the Tokyo Dome was filled up to the last seat (despite the ticket prizes were crazy, from 1,500 up to 20,000 US $ ) and the TV ratings were amazing (25 million viewers in only on Tuesday, higher than any MLB broadcast in the USA since game #7 of the 2017 World Series between the Dodgers and the Houston Cheaters, ops, I mean, Astros , all this, given that Japan has about 1/3 of the US population) the official Opening Day, however, is set for next Thursday, March 27th, when 28 of the 30 teams will be on stage (Colorado Rockies and Tampa Bay Rays are the only exception, they will start their campaign on the following day) p.s oh, just for the books, the Dodgers won both matches in Tokyo

() ICE Hockey League Playoffs Semifinals Pairings (Best-of-7 Series) KAC Klagenfurt (1) vs Steinbach Black Wings Linz (4) Red Bull Salzburg (2) vs HCB Bolzano/Bozen Südtirol Alperia (3)

() ICE Hockey League Playoffs Quarterfinals Results (Best-of-7 Series) KAC Klagenfurt (1) b. HC Pustertal Wölfe (9) 4-2 (4-0; 0-3; 6-2; 4-1; 2-4; 3-1) Red Bull Salzburg (2) b. Hydro Fehervar AV19 (7) 4-0 (3-2; 1-0; 2-0; 6-3) HCB Bolzano/Bozen Südtirol Alperia (3) b. iDM Wärmepumpen Villacher SV (6) 4-2 (4-1; 3-4 OT; 3-1; 3-5; 6-1; 4-2) Steinbach Black Wings Linz (4) b. Moser Medical Graz 99ers (5) 4-3 (6-9; 2-3 2OT; 3-2 2OT; 4-5 OT; 2-1 OT; 4-3 OT; 3-2 OT)

SHL Playoffs Quarterfinals Pairings (Best-of-7 Series) Brynäs IF (1) vs IF Malmö Redhawks (10) Luleå HF (2) vs Växjö Lakers HC (8) Frölunda HC (3) vs Timrå IK (6) Färjestad BK (4) vs Skellefteå AIK (5)

SHL Playoffs 1st Round Results (Best-of-3 Series) IF Malmö Redhawks (10) b. Rögle BK (7) 2-0 (2-1 OT; 3-0) Växjö Lakers HC (8) b. Örebro HK (9) 2-1 (4-3 OT; 1-4; 3-0)