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Yahoo Sports senior NBA reporter Vincent Goodwill and senior NBA writer Dan Devine discuss Los Angeles’ 0-3 start to the season — behind statistically, the worst shooting in the league — and explain why the time is now for the Lakers to start over. Video Transcript [NO SPEECH] VINCENT GOODWILL: Welcome to “Yahoo Sports.” I’m Vince Goodwill, here alongside Dan Devine. Dan, let’s get into it. The Lakers, 0 and 3. 3 bad losses. 21% shooting. That’s like you in the club trying to get on women… Source link

The European Commission is facing fresh calls to make good on its 2017 antitrust decision against Google Shopping by banning Google from displaying its own shopping comparison ads units in search results — boxes which Google populates with revenue-generating ads — as they argue the self-preferencing units constitute an ongoing competition abuse by the adtech giant. The 2017 Commission decision found Google abused its dominance by systematically giving prominent placement to its own… Source link

Holograms aren’t just for dead celebrities anymore. In fact, it might not be long before you’re attending a virtual work meeting with lifelike, 3D representations of your colleagues. That’s the future Google is working toward: The company says it’s expanding testing of its Project Starline, 3D video call booths where you can chat with holographic versions of your friends, family or coworkers. After testing the booths in its own offices over the past year, the company now intends to place them… Source link

If your rosters are loaded with little red Os and Qs and IRs following Week 3 … well, you are definitely not alone. It was a rough weekend. We can’t promise to fix all your fantasy issues, but we can offer a few potentially useful adds ahead of Week 4. Below you’ll find a collection of approved pickups, all of them available in at least 50 percent of Yahoo leagues. Let’s begin with a running back who honestly should have been scooped up weeks ago… Priority adds at running back If Herbert… Source link

Nathaniel Hackett was in his first game as an NFL head coach. It’s a big moment. On Monday night, he made some decisions that just about everyone is questioning. Hackett made two questionable calls in the final minute that cost the Denver Broncos a chance to beat the Seattle Seahawks. Nobody seemed to agree with what the Broncos did. It started when Javonte Williams was tackled on a 9-yard gain, setting up fourth-and-5 at Seattle’s 46-yard line. The Broncos had three timeouts and 1:04 left on… Source link

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We may finally have the answer to who will be calling offensive plays for the New England Patriots in Week 1. And the answer is reportedly Matt Patricia. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Patricia, the former head coach of the Detroit Lions, will be calling offensive plays for the Patriots. But he’s not going to be doing it entirely by himself. He’ll reportedly be calling plays with a “heavy influence” from head coach Bill Belichick. Patricia, whose title with the Patriots is “Senior… Source link

Video review came to soccer promising to overturn clear and obvious errors. It was a safety net for referees, and that, we were told, was the extent of its domain. Video assistants would not re-referee the game; VAR was, in theory, a new-age mechanism to undo controversy and better the sport. But half a decade later, as West Ham furiously alleged on Saturday, it is not doing any of that. Or, rather, it is doing far too much. VAR’s biggest fault has been overstepping its bounds, as it did at… Source link

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon spoke to some of the bank’s wealthy clients on a call Tuesday, Yahoo reported.  He said there’s a 20-30% chance of a “harder recession” and equal odds of “something worse.” He described current risks as “storm clouds,” an apparent downgrade from his June warning of a “hurricane.” … Source link