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Venezuela to secure a pass in the Baseball Classic

France enters Olympic status 500 days after Paris 2024

– Antetokoumpo hits and the Bucks is the leader in NBA basketball

– “Team Asere” from Cuba arrives in Tokyo with dreams in Miami

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baseball

MIAMI, USA, March 14 (Prensa Latina) Today Venezuela will try to make it through to the second round of the V World Baseball Classic when they take on Nicaragua.

Those from the Bolivarian Republic are the only ones who are undefeated in Group D, and the Nicaraguans are the only ones who are already eliminated, so presumably everything is in favor of the first, but overconfidence is always dangerous.

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Olympic

PARIS, March 14 (Prensa Latina) France today started the countdown to celebrate within 500 days of the Paris Olympic Games – 2024, on a day full of hustle and bustle due to the World Sports Festival.

In this context, the second edition of the “Relays Around the World” event is being held, which consists of celebrating sporting activities in nearly 120 countries and regions of five continents.

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Basketball

Washington, March 14 (Prensa Latina) Greek Giannis Antetokumbo beat the Sacramento Kings with 46 points and 12 rebounds, and the Milwaukee Bucks are now the leader in the Eastern Conference for the current season of professional basketball (NBA) in the United States.

After missing three days due to minor injuries, the Greek giants once again emerged as a spark plug for the Bucks to beat the Kings 133-124, winning 49 for those led by Mike Budenholzer, the lead by 2 1/2 games over Boston. Celtics and the biggest regular stage winners of the tournament.

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TOKYO, March 14 (Prensa Latina) An air of happiness and confidence accompanies the Cuban “Team Asere” on its journey in the V World Baseball Classic, with the winning mentality that its members demonstrated today upon their arrival in Japan.

Just hours away from facing Australia for a pass to the semi-finals scheduled in the American city of Miami, the players and the governing body said that they are ready to take on the challenge and continue their path to the crown.

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