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Miami Dolphins off to a rough start
The Miami Dolphins are off to what could be the worst start in modern NFL history, according to ESPN. The Dolphins have been outscored 102-10 in their first two home games against Baltimore and New England. The rating is determined by Football Outsiders’ DVOA, which analyzes how well teams play situationally against different opponents. However, according to the DVOA, a rough start doesn’t necessarily mean a rough season.
Kicking off the Rugby World Cup
The Rugby World Cup began on Friday, Sept. 20 in Tokyo and will last until Saturday, Nov. 2. According to CNN, the New Zealand All Blacks, who are aiming to grab their third title, are still the “bookmakers’ choice.” However, with their recent losses, the spot isn’t as secure.
Hong Kong cancels horse races amongst unrest
Officials decided to cancel an “iconic” Happy Valley Racecourse race regarding concerns of safety, according to the New York Times. The popular races haven’t been very affected by the unrest in Hong Kong, but after protesters began seizing reports on owners of specific horses, authorities worried about the jockeys, horses and bettors.
David Ortiz returns to Twitter
Red Sox’ David Ortiz logged back onto Twitter to thank fansS for their “luv n support” after he was shot in the Dominican Republic in June. Ortiz was hospitalized for seven weeks, having multiple surgeries for his life-threatening injuries, according to MSN. The three-time Red Sox World Series winner threw a first pitch for the team earlier this September.
