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Hockey news — August 1, 2026 - Page 7

Publications tagged with Hockey published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 7 of 7.

147 publications

  1. SportsHockey

    Phillies' Bryce Harper Calls for Reinforcements Before Trade Deadline

    Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper has publicly stated that the team needs reinforcements ahead of the upcoming trade deadline. The Phillies, currently 57-51 and in the Wild Card race, have struggled since the All-Star break, losing eight of their last 11 games. Harper, who is in a slump himself, believes the team needs help in both pitching and hitting. The Phillies are expected to target a starting pitcher, a relief pitcher, and a right-handed-hitting outfielder before the August 3 deadline. Manager Don Mattingly, while not disagreeing with the need for help, took issue with Harper's public comments.
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  2. PoliticsMiddle EastIsraelHockey

    Ferran Torres' Future Uncertain as Barcelona, PSG, and Atlético Madrid Compete for His Signature

    Ferran Torres' future remains uncertain as Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, and Atlético Madrid compete for his signature. Barcelona's coach Hansi Flick is determined to keep Torres, while PSG increases pressure to secure a deal. Barcelona's management considers delaying his renewal until September, and Atlético Madrid awaits the situation to seize the opportunity. Torres' contract expires in 2027, and he has scored 65 goals across 207 appearances for Barcelona.
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  3. SportsMiddle EastHardwareHockey

    Brescia Calcio Liquidated After 114 Years, Ending Italian Football Club's History

    Brescia Calcio, an Italian football club with a 114-year history, has been declared bankrupt and liquidated by the Brescia Court. The club, which once featured players like Roberto Baggio and Pep Guardiola, faced severe financial turbulence, including unpaid salaries and social security payments, leading to an eight-point deduction and relegation from Serie A. Despite attempts to restructure debts of around 20 million euros, the club failed to register for Serie C, resulting in the withdrawal of its license and eventual liquidation. The court's ruling marks the end of Brescia Calcio's history, with an insolvency administrator and liquidator now tasked with recovering assets to cover debts.
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