This week, on "The Franchise" presented by GEHA (https://www.geha.com), we relive what would become a memorable playoff run for the Chiefs. During the Wildcard Weekend, we catch up with some of the Chiefs Kingdom's biggest supporters and what fuels their fandom. Then, we recap the Divisional Round matchup with the Houston Texans and the largest comeback in Franchise history. And, the Lamar Hunt Trophy finally returns home, with the Chiefs defeating the Tennessee Titans in the AFC Championship Game. Subscribe for more videos! https://bit.ly/2OuOUnB More Chiefs NFL action! https://bit.ly/2Moa1VR #KansasCityChiefs #Chiefs #NFL #TheFranchise Follow Our Social Media! Website: https://www.chiefs.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KansasCityChiefs Twitter: https://twitter.com/Chiefs Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chiefs
Fresh off a huge walk-off win for the New York Mets over the Cleveland Indians at Citi Field, outfielder J.D. Davis talks to SNY's Steve Gelbs saying, ‘this team has no quit’ and has that ‘New York swagger’.
Isiah Thomas and Richard Jefferson take a closer look at Nikola Jokic's game and Damian Lillard's playoff performance after Game 2 of the Portland Trail Blazers vs. Denver Nuggets series. Jefferson calls Jokic the most skilled big man in the NBA, and Thomas applauds Lillard for his swagger throughout the 2019 NBA playoffs. ✔ Subscribe to NBA on ESPN on YouTube: http://bit.ly/2yxs3Og ✔ Subscribe to ESPN on YouTube: http://es.pn/SUBSCRIBEtoYOUTUBE ✔ Watch Latest Episodes on WatchESPN: http://es.pn/LatestEpisodes ✔ Watch ESPN on YouTube TV: http://es.pn/YouTubeTV Get more ESPN Shows on YouTube: ► First Take: http://es.pn/FirstTakeonYouTube ► SportsCenter with SVP: http://es/pn/SVPonYouTube ESPN on Social Media: ► Follow on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/espn ► Like on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/espn ► Follow on Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/espn Visit NBA on ESPN on YouTube to get up-to-the-minute NBA coverage, scores, highlights and commentary. More on ESPN.com: http://www.espn.com
Paul Pogba and Anthony Martial combined to crush Fulham and send Manchester United into the top four. Pogba caressed a superb first after 14 minutes while Martial went one better, dribbling from the half-way line before curling home the 23rd minute second. Pogba hit the third from the spot after Maxime Le Marchand brought down Juan Mata with 25 minutes left. It extended the post-Mourinho run under Ole Gunner Solskjaer to ten wins out of eleven. Even more significantly, it means United have now won six consecutive away games in all competitions for the first time since May 2009. For Claudio Ranieri’s Fulham side, however, the misery continued. Defeat here means the side seven points from safety have now lost six of their last seven. Here's five talking points: Ole or Poch? The conundrum continues Under Solskjaer, United are back in form, back in the top four and back oozing the kind of class not seen since the days of Sir Alex Ferguson. They are not perfect. Fulham could and should have netted twice in the opening minutes. But then when you replace three of the back four ahead of PSG next week you can expect some early teething troubles. The fact remains that Solskjaer’s United have taken 25 League points from a possible 27. The fact remains that the swagger is back - even in the B team. The fact remains that the majority of Manchester United’s fans are sold on Solskjaer. It is not just about the results. It is about the kind ethos back at Old Trafford that enabled them to dominate the top flight before Sir Alex retired. For so long the greater experience of a Mauricio Pochettino appeared to be a given for the next permanent United boss. Solskjaer is now seriously challenging that. Martial continues to shine It is remarkable to think Jose Mourinho would willingly have seen the back of the French wideman. Had the club backed the manager and not the player - who didn’t want to sign a new deal under Solskjaer’s predecessor - they could so easily have surrender an exceptional talent. Every person of a United persuasion will have looked at the quality of his goal, which saw him dribbling from the half way line past two players, and breathe a sigh of relief he is still theirs. Pogba dazzles again The midfielder written off as a virus by Jose Mourinho just can’t stop leaving opposition defenders - and, you’d imagine, Mourinho himself - feeling sick. Pogba’s sumptuous first-half strike means he has now scored eight goals and provided five assists since Solskjaer’s appointment. In total Pogba now has 12 goals this season. Ten of them in the league. This has now become his best goalscoring campaign in club football. And just for good measure - Paul Pogba is the second United midfielder to score 10 or more Premier League goals in a single campaign in the last 16 seasons (since 2002-03) - the other was Wayne Rooney, who netted 12 goals from 20 midfield starts in 2012-13. Enough said. PSG issued warning When the draw for the knocko
I discuss DUKEs win against Florida State and Cam Reddish getting his swagger back. Then we move on to some some suckier news involving a OT Home loss to Syracuse, Tre Jones Shoulder injury, Cam Reddish flu like symtoms, Jack White, and more. Finally, upcoming thoughts on UVA Saturday and how Duke can adjust to the new reality of the injury life. Duke Gang Always. twitter.com/BlueDevilDive_ instagram.com/thebluedevildive https://www.thebluedevildive.com https://open.spotify.com/show/1Iwu03rtgkBZndFUKOjnN4?si=lqNmhyncQeOE8pI8yw-gqw https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-blue-devil-dive?refid=stpr https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLNBpx9HJPm9lehPFub8l-w?view_as=subscriber https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ixdgegyohxz2dlbhosa7joty4jq Available everywhere (even spotify) Thanks for the listens and support. GO DUKE!
After Derrick Rose's 50-point explosion a couple days ago, everybody (including me) was wondering: does this momentous occurrence mark the official return of Derrick Rose? Has he permanently regained his mojo? Will Bulls-era D-Rose reappear in Minnesota? Given that Rose took 20 shots in this game, the most on the team, my early answer is "yes". Rose has regained his swagger, at least for the time being. However, this presents problems for the Timberwolves, who now have four players who could be considered (or would consider themselves) the "first option": -Rose -Karl-Anthony Towns -Jimmy Butler -Andrew Wiggins Obviously not all of those guys can be the first option at once. There's only one first option on a team at any given time. And not all of those guys even deserve to be the first option. But the already unstable power dynamics in the Timberwolves locker room have shifted once again, and I'm eagerly awaiting the fallout. All clips property of the NBA. No copyright infringement is intended. Check out http://downtobuck.net !
Manchester United 2-1 Leicester City: Paul Pogba penalty and Luke Shaw's first senior goal get Premier League season underway with win for Jose Mourinho's men before Jamie Vardy consolation Opening fixture of the 2018-19 Premier League season took place on Friday evening at Old Trafford Paul Pogba captained Manchester United as the club attempted to persuade him to stay at the club United were awarded a penalty inside 90 seconds after Leicester's Daniel Amartey handled in the box Pogba - after a casual run-up - planted the spot kick in the top corner to give United the perfect start United struggled to build on their lead for long periods before left back Luke Shaw made the three points safe They saw out a nervy last few minutes after Jamie Vardy scored following a cross that came back off the post Pit, pat, pit, pat. Here comes Paul Pogba, for his penalty. Pit, pat, pit, pat. Little steps, a bizarre abstraction, as if he's started something for amusement's sake and now cannot stop. Pit, pat, pit, pat, pit, pat. He's getting nearer now, advancing on the ball, 14 little hops and counting, the stadium almost hushed, wondering what happens next. Then the stride lengthens, and the comic vignette is at an end and the ball is in the roof of Kasper Schmeichel's net and Manchester United's season is off and running. That is what winning a World Cup does for a player. It fills him up: with confidence, bravery, wit, imagination. Maybe that it what the captain's armband at Manchester United does, too, except Pogba has had that before and has rarely played with the swagger and certainty of Friday night. If this wasn't a statement United victory it was because Leicester remain very troublesome opponents, on their day, and few teams will find it easy against them. Paul Pogba captained Manchester United, and gave them the perfect start with a penalty after just three minutes United struggled to build on their lead for long periods before left back Luke Shaw made the three points safe with this goal The home side saw out the nervy last couple of minutes after Jamie Vardy scored following a cross that came back off the post
World Cup 2018: Paul Pogba punishes Peru to announce himself in Russia | Goal.com World Cup 2018: Paul Pogba punishes Peru to announce himself in Russia | Goal.com The goal may have been Kylian Mbappe’s and the assist Olivier Giroud’s, but there was no doubt that France’s winning strike against Peru in Ekaterinburg on Thursday was all thanks to Paul Pogba. It was the match in which the Manchester United star truly arrived at the World Cup. He was a swaggering, self-confident presence in a stadium charged with an incredible atmosphere that was almost entirely against Didier Deschamps’ men. There might have been more than 20,000 vibrant Peruvians present in ... SUBSCRIBE To Our Channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPMjaOmdSqkcKmrntN5TF4Q Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/World-Breaking-News-1801911953358902/ Twitter : https://twitter.com/trinhhuuminhly Google+ : https://plus.google.com/u/0/101746655803030079868 Pinterest : https://www.pinterest.com/adanjanuzai/ Wedsite : http://www.bbc.com/news Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/world_breaking_news_tv/ Source : http://c.newsnow.co.uk/A/2/943264551?-: Thanks For Watching Video. Please SUBSCRIBE