Max Lange

Carpe Diem.

[ABC News @ABC]

World Cup fans from around the world are discovering America and sharing their excitement online.

[BygoneChelsea @BygoneChelsea]

Shot Of The Day

Peter Osgood rifles a spectacular shot into the Arsenal net at Stamford Bridge on 17th March 1973. John Hollins also scores for Chelsea but the F.A. Cup 6th Round Tie ends in a 2-2 draw in front of a 36,992 gate.

[Sam Tighe @stighefootball]

The wonderful world of N.E.C. Nijmegen, who are on the brink of history

https://t.co/XlVk76RKg5

[Jim Beattie @JimBeattie18]

Sonoran Magnetism
Oil on canvas
Mark Maggiori.

[The Blizzard @blzzrd]

Graham Potter and Sweden revel in second chances to seize World Cup place

Manager and team had hit rock bottom, but together they found redemption and are heading to North America - @jonawils

https://t.co/3zYEva9NAx

[Joon Lee @joonlee]

New video with @MorePerfectUS on how private equity is taking over professional sports

[Tennis TV @TennisTV]

ONE OF THE BEST POINTS YOU WILL EVER SEE

38-year-old Novak Djokovic!!!!!!

@DjokerNole #TennisParadise

[Shawn Spradling @Shawn_Spradling]

This is the beauty of the WBC:

A 29-year-old bearded electrician from Ostrava, Czechia who has played baseball his whole life in a country where very few play the sport helps Czechia qualify for its first-ever WBC, strikes out Shohei Ohtani on a pitch he says came out of his hand wrong, and becomes one of the faces of the Classic.

Ondřej Satoria, who is retiring from the national team after this tournament, will leave Japan where he gets stopped for autographs and photos and receives standing ovations, and fly back to Ostrava where he’s a normal guy with a simple life.

And while no one back home is stopping him in the streets for autographs, imagine the stories he’ll have for his 2-year-old son when he grows up.

“The most important thing is that the baseball community from around the world now knows that Czechia plays baseball.”
- @OndrejSatoria in @michaelsclair’s book “We Sacrifice Everything to Baseball” 🇨🇿

[James Olley @JamesOlley]

The UN believes 5.9m Ukrainians have left the country since Russia's full-scale invasion began in 2022. Yet Shakhtar Donetsk continue to rely on immigration from Brazil to help survive. Exclusive interviews with Sergei Palkin, Dario Srna & Marlon Gomes.
https://t.co/B2tMk6wUGm

[90s Football @90sfootball]

This just gets better and better!

(via @djtonyperry)

[Matt Norlander @MattNorlander]

The AP's Jacquelyn Martin has the photo that shows the split-second before Lindsey Vonn's crash: her right ski pole clips the gate at the crest of the jump, which flung her off balance and induced the crash.

[Tim Reynolds @ByTimReynolds]

Our @AP photographer Jacquelyn Martin got this incredible shot moments before Lindsey Vonn crashed at the Milan Cortina Olympics.

[Henry Moeran @henrymoeranBBC]

You *probably* don’t need to understand Portuguese to appreciate the reaction to the goalkeeper scoring in the last minute last night…

Just magnificent.

[Max Lange @MaxLange93]

https://t.co/6y0eDTsNqy

[Max Lange @MaxLange93]

https://t.co/LktqTG8KpM

[Sky Sports Scotland @ScotlandSky]

What a save from 43-year-old Craig Gordon to ensure ten-man Hearts seal the three points 🤯

[Max Lange @MaxLange93]

When ski jumping came to Hampstead Heath https://t.co/tLmrasok1a

[Max Lange @MaxLange93]

How Houston built one of the NFL's best defenses - via @ESPN App https://t.co/Dz5ldZp1pw

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

“Stadiums may be the most rigorously monetized spaces on earth.” John Seabrook reports on the race to create premium experiences at venues, and how that is changing the fan experience. https://t.co/ssAGXJD1LK

[Max Lange @MaxLange93]

The amateur American football team in London that is changing lives and producing NFL talent https://t.co/QzBQqGEKUL