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F1 VLOG 206: Priorytet na F1=drugi powrót RK? Startujemy z Patronite! Formuła 1 wyrzeka się Berniego
Zapraszam do SUBowania :) https://bit.ly/CezaryGutowskiSUB Robert Kubica znów na kursie do F1? Takie jest marzenia prezesa Orlenu. Ojciec wyklęty - Bernie Ecclestone persona non grata w Formule 1! Williams po mistrzostwo z izraelskim ukrytym talentem stulecia? Nowe zasady gry - jak zmieni się ściganie i padok Formuły 1 w dobie kryzysu... To wszystko i więcej w najnowszym F1 Vlog. Zapraszam serdecznie! #F1 #Kubica #Formuła1 Menu: 00:00 - przywitanie 01:16 - odpalamy Patronite! 02:45 - Misja powrót! Czy Robert Kubica znów będzie startował w Formule 1, z Alfą? 12:08 - Nowe zasady gry - o wyzwaniach dla zespołów i kierowców w GP czasów zarazy. 34:54 - Trzech faworytów do tytułu, w tym... Bottas? 38:22 - Z Williamsem po tytuły. O nowej, ukrytej gwieździe Formuły 1. Z Izraela. 42:12 - Ojciec wyklęty. Dlaczego Formuła 1 wyrzeka się Berniego Ecclestone'a. Niesłusznie. 58:18 - Czy Renault usadzi Daniela Ricciardo? moje media: https://www.facebook.com/cezarygutowskiofficial/ https://twitter.com/CezaryGutowski https://www.instagram.com/cezarygutowski/
100 Greatest Postseason Home Runs (100-51)
#100 Sammy Sosa, Game 1, 2003 NLCS, Chicago Cubs #99 Roberto Alomar, Game 4, 1992 ALCS, Toronto Blue Jays #98 Benny Agbayani, Game 3, 2000 NLDS, New York Mets #97 Joe Rudi, Game 5, 1974 WS, Oakland Athletics #96 Miguel Montero, Game 1, 2016 NLDS, Chicago Cubs #95 Alfonso Soriano, Game 7, 2001 WS, New York Yankees #94 Josh Hamilton, Game 7, 2011 WS, Texas Rangers #93 Roberto Clemente, Game 7, 1971 WS, Pittsburgh Pirates #92 Jose Canseco, Game 4, 1988 ALCS, Oakland Athletics #91 Barry Bonds, Game 2, 2002 WS, San Francisco Giants #90 Mark McGwire, Game 3, 1988 WS, Oakland Athletics #89 Alex Rodriguez, Game 2, 2009 ALDS, New York Yankees #88 Nelson Cruz, Game 2, 2011 ALCS, Texas Rangers #87 Justin Turner, Game 2, 2017 NLCS, Los Angeles Dodgers #86 Manny Ramirez, Game 2, 2007 ALDS, Boston Red Sox #85 Kerry Wood, Game 7, 2003 NLCS, Chicago Cubs #84 Darin Erstad, Game 6, 2002 WS, Los Angeles Angels #83 Trot Nixon, Game 3, 2004 ALDS, Boston Red Sox #82 John Lowenstine, Game 1, 1979 ALCS, Baltimore Orioles #81 Bernie Williams, Game 1, 1996 ALCS, New York Yankees #80 Sandy Alomar Jr, Game 4, 1997 ALDS, Cleveland Indians #79 Tony Pena, Game 1, 1995 ALDS, Cleveland Indians #78 George Vukovich, Game 4, 1981 NLDS, Philadelphia Phillies #77 Jayson Werth, Game 4, 2012 NLDS, Washington Nationals #76 Yogi Berra, Game 6, 1952 WS, New York Yankees #75 Tom Lawless, Game 4, 1987 WS, St. Louis Cardinals #74 Thurman Munson, Game 3, 1978 NLCS, New York Yankees #73 George Brett, Game 3, 1980 NLCS, Kansas City Royals #72 Lenny Dykstra, Game 3, 1986 NLCS, New York Mets #71 Paul Konerko, Game 2, 2005 WS, Chicago White Sox #70 Raul Ibanez (1), Game 3, 2012 ALDS, New York Yankees #69 Raul Ibanez (2), Game 3, 2012 ALDS, New York Yankees #68 David Ortiz, Game 3, 2004 ALDS, Boston Red Sox #67 Todd Pratt, Game 4, 1999 NLDS, New York Mets #66 Ken Boyer, Game 4, 1964 WS, St. Louis Cardinals #65 Brad Ausmus, Game 4, 2004 NLDS, Houston Astros #64 Chad Curtis, Game 3, 1999 WS, New York Yankees #63 Jeff Kent, Game 5, 2004 NLCS, Houston Astros #62 Mike Scioscia, Game 4, 1988 NLCS, Los Angeles Dodgers #61 Kent Hrbek, Game 6, 1987 WS, Minnesota Twins #60 Tony Fernandez, Game 6, 1997 ALCS, Cleveland Indians #59 Juan Uribe, Game 4, 2013 NLDS, Los Angeles Dodgers #58 Tommy Henrich, Game 1, 1949 WS, New York Yankees #57 David Justice, Game 6, 2000 ALCS, New York Yankees #56 Dusty Rhodes, Game 1, 1954 WS, New York Giants #55 Scott Rolen, Game 7, 2004 NLCS, St. Louis Cardinals #54 Mickey Mantle, Game 3, 1964 WS, New York Yankees #53 Robin Ventura, Game 5, 1999 NLCS, New York Mets #52 Max Muncy, Game 3, 2018 WS, Los Angeles Dodgers #51 Steve Yeager, Game 5, 1981 WS, Los Angeles Dodgers
EPIC Flyers-Penguins Simulation: Lindros & Clarke vs Crosby & Lemieux
To hold us over until the Flyers and Penguins take the ice again (whenever that will be), RADIO.COM Sports Simulations has challenged an all-time Flyers roster to a virtual game against an all-time Penguins squad using EA Sports NHL 20. Once again the Legion of Doom goes toe-to-toe with Mario Lemieux, Jaromir Jagr, and Ron Francis. The Flyers famed LCB line (Reggie Leach, Bobby Clarke, Bill Barber) tests their mettle against Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Kris Letang. Of course it’s Hall-of-Famer Bernie Parent who battles future Hall-of-Famer Marc-Andre Fleury in the crease. And since we are RADIO.COM Sports, we must include our own 94 WIP’s Keith Jones on the Flyers roster... Full article: https://bit.ly/2XbFuli #NHL20Sim #VideoGames #PhiladelphiaFlyers #PittsburghPenguins FOLLOW us on social media: Twitter - https://twitter.com/RDCSports Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/radiodotcomsports/ Download the RADIO.COM App today and stream your favorite local radio stations. https://app.radio.com/VWEnF2R7mN
Chicago Cubs Rivalry Bobbleheads
Check out these new Chicago Cubs bobbleheads! https://store.bobbleheadhall.com/products/mlbrivalry?aff=29 This morning, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled officially licensed, limited edition dual bobbleheads celebrating the Chicago Cubs vs. St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs vs. Milwaukee Brewers Rivalries. The dual bobbleheads each feature Cubs mascot, Clark, squaring off with the opposing mascots—Fredbird for the Cardinals and Bernie Brewer for the Brewers. The bobbleheads were produced exclusively for the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum by FOCO, an official licensee and manufacturer of MLB merchandise.\ Each bobblehead is individually numbered to 1,000 and they are only available through the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum’s Online Store and at the Museum when it re-opens, while supplies last. The bobbleheads, which just arrive and ship now, are $60 each plus a flat-rate shipping charge of $8 per order. Opening Day at Wrigley Field was scheduled for today with the Brewers set to host the Pittsburgh Pirates in the home opener. However, the start of the MLB season was pushed back indefinitely as a result of the coronavirus. The Cubs vs. Cardinals rivalry, dating back to 1892, is often referred to as “The Best Rivalry in Sports.” Itis also called the Route 66 rivalry and The I-55 rivalry because games between the two clubs feature numerous visiting fans in either St. Louis’ Busch Stadium or Chicago’s Wrigley Field. The Cardinals have won 19 National League pennants, while the Cubs have won 17. However, the Cardinals have a clear edge when it comes to World Series success, having won 11 championships to the Cubs’ three. The teams have met more than 2,400 times in the regular season with the Cubs leading the series 1,237-1,180-19. The only time the Cubs and Cardinals faced each other in the postseason occurred in the 2015 N.L. Division Series, which the Cubs won, 3-1. The teams are scheduled to play a two-game series in London in June during the 2020 season as the second MLB London Series. Known as the “I-94 Rivalry” because the two teams’ stadiums are located only 83 miles from each other off Interstate 94, the rivalry did not take off until 1998 when the Brewers moved from the American League to the National League. Not counting spring training matchups, the Brewers and Cubs met for the first official time on June 13, 1997 in interleague play, a 4-2 Brewers victory at Wrigley Field. They met for the first time as Central Division rivals on June 15, 1998, a 6-5 Cubs victory also at Wrigley Field. In the competitive all-time series, the Cubs hold a 189-180 advantage. The Brewers are 95-91 at Miller Park, while the Cubs are 98-85 at Wrigley Field. "No one knows when the MLB season will start, but we wanted to give fans a reason to smile and something to look forward to on what would have been Opening Day at Wrigley Field,” National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum co-founder and CEO Phil Sklar said. “The Cubs vs. Cardinals and I-94 Rivalries are some of the most intense in baseball and sports, and these bobbleheads are the perfect way to commemorate the passion and excitement while fans patiently wait for the words we’re all longing to hear right now—‘Play Ball’!” ✔ Subscribe NOW to CubsHQ on YouTube: CubsHQ is THE Source for Chicago Cubs baseball, minors, schedules, news, rumors, commentaries, 24/7 community and much more. CubsHQ is the fastest growing Chicago Cubs Community. 100% Free! CubsHQ on Social Media: ► Follow on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ChicagoCubsHQ ► Like on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/cubshq ► Follow on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/cubshq More on CubsHQ.com: https://www.cubshq.com
Men's Basketball: ESPN+ Postgame Wrap - (1) Vermont vs. (4) UMBC - America East Semifinals
Rob Ryan and Bernie Cieplicki wrap up the Catamounts America East Semifinals win over UMBC Tuesday night as UVM advanced to its fifth straight championship game.
FINAL DE LA COPA ACB 🏀 UNICAJA - REAL MADRID
Unicaja y Real Madrid pelearán este domingo (18.30) por alzarse con la Copa del Rey de Málaga, que supondría el segundo título para los andaluces y el número 28 en la historia de un Real Madrid que encabeza el palmarés de la competición. Ambos equipos ya se enfrentaron en una final copera, la jugada en Zaragoza en 2005, y en aquella ocasión se impuso el cuadro verde que dirigía el actual seleccionador español, Sergio Scariolo, y que contaba en sus filas con tres campeones del mundo, el MVP de la final Jorge Garbajosa o los canteranos Carlos Cabezas y Berni Rodríguez. De repetir aquel éxito, el Unicaja acabaría con la maldición que ha impedido al anfitrión levantar la Copa en los últimos diecisiete años mientras que, si el que se impone es el Real Madrid, pondría fin a dos años de sequía tras perder las dos últimas finales frente al Barcelona y lograría su segundo título del curso tras la Supercopa. Se trata de la séptima final consecutiva para la que se clasifica la plantilla que entrena Pablo Laso, que ganó cuatro de las seis últimas, y de la tercera que logra en su historia el equipo malagueño. Los madridistas guardan un buen recuerdo del Martín Carpena, ya que en 2014 se proclamaron campeones frente al Barcelona en una frenética batalla que decidió una canasta sobre la bocina de Sergio Llull. Para llegar a la final de hoy, el conjunto blanco eliminó al RETAbet Bilbao en cuartos (93-83) y al Valencia Basket en semifinales (91-68) mientras que los malagueños superaron al Casademont Zaragoza en su estreno (90-86) y lograron su billete para el partido decisivo tras superar ampliamente al MoraBanc Andorra (92-59).
09.02.2020 Mezzolara-Lentigione:2-4
MEZZOLARA: Malagoli, Maioli, Lo Russo (34°st Sala), Pappaianni, El Bouhali (20°st De Lucca), Montebugnoli, Kharmoud, Rossi, Negri (13°st Rizzi), Ianniello, Sereni. A disposizione: Albertazzi, Aguiari, Barnabà, Ansalone, Boschini, Pierantozzi. Mister Togni LENTIGIONE: Rossi, Palmiero, Maffezzoli (38°st Tamagnini), Scalini, Dall’Osso, Berni, Caprioni (45°st Bouhali), Martino, Ferri, Zagnoni, Piccinini. A disposizione: Burani, Castelluzzo, Marconi, Muro, Sanat, Falanelli, Barranca. Mister Notari. Arbitro: Sig. Allegretta di Molfetta Assistenti: Sig. Arizzi di Bergamo e Sig. Brunetti di Milano Marcatori: 3°pt Caprioni (L), 27°pt Sereni (M) su rig., 16°st Scalini (L), 24°st Rossi (M), 27° st Piccinini (L), 41°st Ferri (L) su rig. Espulso: 47°st Montebugnoli (M) per doppia ammonizione Ammoniti: Pappaianni (M), Sereni (M), Kharmoud (M), Ferri (L), Dall'Osso (L) Angoli: 7-1 Recupero: PT 4 min. - ST 4 min.
Lentigione - Sasso Marconi Zola: Stefano Berni
Intervista al difensore Stefano Berni al termine della partita Lentigione - Sasso Marconi Zola 0-0.