Sports Highlights: Upsets, Deals, and Comebacks
A dynamic sports week saw Brazil's crushing defeat against Argentina in soccer, Knicks' record-breaking NBA night, and PSG's innovation accelerator launch. Key deals included Patriots signing Stefon Diggs, and Richard Pitino joining Xavier. Tennis saw Djokovic advancing in Miami, while Badosa grapples with injury woes.
In a tumultuous sports news cycle, Brazil suffered a devastating 4-1 loss to Argentina in World Cup qualifiers, raising questions about coach Dorival Jr.'s future. Meanwhile, Paraguay pulled off a comeback in their spring training finale against Colombia.
Elsewhere, basketball saw the New York Knicks etch their names in NBA history as Josh Hart and Karl-Anthony Towns both secured triple-doubles, leading them to victory over the Dallas Mavericks. Additionally, the Patriots inked a $69 million deal with star wide receiver Stefon Diggs, confirming their commitment to strengthening their roster.
In tennis, Djokovic displayed formidable form at the Miami Open, overcoming adversities to secure his place in the quarter-finals. Meanwhile, PSG's innovative step into fostering sports technology, through their new accelerator program, hints at future developments in the athletic world.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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