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Watching, writing & talking sports 24/7; writes for Canadian Encyclopedia, Calgary Hockey Magazine, Sporting Base, Canadian Sportscene, forever Sports Freak
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Sam Burns leads after round three of the 2026 British Open

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By Jeremy Freeborn Verified
| The Sporting Base Verified
Sam Burns of Shreveport, Louisiana is the leader after the third round of the 2026 British Open from Royal Birkdale in northwest England. Burns is currently the only golfer in double digits as he is at -10. What Burns has been able to accomplish over the last 48 hours is record breaking.
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Opinion: Four teams who could be in the mix for LeBron James

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By Jeremy Freeborn Verified
| The Sporting Base Verified
One of the biggest offseason stories in the National Basketball Association is the fact that it is expected LeBron James will return to the NBA for another season, but he is not expected to return to Los Angeles and play for the Lakers. Here are four teams we could see LeBron James, the NBA’s all-time leading point producer, end up. Could we see James make a second appearance in his career in south Florida? He was already with the Heat for four seasons from 2010 to 2014.
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Opinion: FIFA should scrap bronze medal games in international events

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By Jeremy Freeborn Verified
| The Sporting Base Verified
The World Cup champion for 2026 will be determined on Sunday when Argentina faces Spain. However, before that there will be a third place game featuring England and France from Miami. My initial question to FIFA is simple. Why is this game being played? Does England or France actually care if they finish in third or fourth place? After both teams gave it their all in the semifinals this past week, the fact they have to play on Saturday would seem to be an emotional letdown.
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