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While the United States fights for its life in Copa America, Canada is set up for a triumph. Les Rouges took care of business against Peru, and they now have a golden opportunity against an aging Chile. Once upon a time, this would have been a frightening fixture for the Canadians, but La Roja isn’t the team it once was.
While the United States fights for its life in Copa America, Canada is set up for a triumph. Les Rouges took care of business against Peru, and they now have a golden opportunity against an aging Chile. Once upon a time, this would have been a frightening fixture for the Canadians, but La Roja isn’t the team it once was.
What Jim Schlossnagle did makes sense from a certain viewpoint. But the timing is just awful on everyone’s part.
The biggest question in the American camp is how they’ll handle a side that can actually press forward. Bolivia never came close to threatening to get back in the match. Panama is a step above that, but it’s still a side that the Americans should handle. Whether the U.S. plays to its potential will tell a lot about what to expect as the matches get tougher.
The PGA Tour rolls into the Motor City to play the rocket Mortgage Classic and the Detroit Golf Club. As a side bar, any time you get an invite to a golf course named after the city in which it lies, most times than not, it will be a real treat (think LA Country Club, Milwaukee Country Club, St Louis Country Club), Detroit Golf Club is no exception.Â
Unlike the Euros, only two sides per group qualify to the knockout stages. Losing to Argentina wasn’t a surprise, but it does put the pressure on Canada. To progress, the Canadians need results against both Peru and Chile.
Edmonton seemed to be a freed team when it came into Game 4 and just went out and played. Nobody expected anything from the Oil in that game, and they played their best hockey of the series. Now they have expectations and something to lose. The Oilers are so close to making the most of Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl, and they might never get this close again.
The Aggies do have an edge: they intentionally held back their best bullpen pitchers after Game 1 to get them extra rest. Josh Stewart and Evan Aschenbeck didn’t go on Saturday, as Texas A&M knew it had the third game if needed.
