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Leeds street artist behind Bielsa The Redeemer painting unveils new Olympics mural to inspire Team GB with the help of city s schoolkids

Submitting. Olympic rowing gold medallist Andrew Triggs Hodge helped unveil Nicolas Dixon s mural at The Edge sports complex It is part of a project by Global Street Art, a company that facilitates large scale street art projects around the world on behalf of Purple Bricks, an official sponsor of Team GB His latest work features 15 sports which will feature at this year s Games. Nicolas said: We did some workshops with the kids at Holy Family to find out what really inspired them about the Olympics and how that could be represented through art. It was a great way of getting them involved and they seemed to really enjoy the final piece.

Struggling A s Lose Trevor Rosenthal to Thoracic Outlet Syndrome

April 12, 2021 After pitching his way back from the outskirts of oblivion last year, Trevor Rosenthal fared relatively well via free agency, landing a one-year, $11 million deal from the A’s. Unfortunately, he has yet to take the mound for the team, and now it appears that it could be awhile before he does, even in a best-case scenario. On Thursday, Rosenthal underwent surgery to alleviate thoracic outlet syndrome, a loss that hardly helps an A’s pitching staff that’s off to a rough start this season. The 30-year-old Rosenthal spent 2020 with the Royals and Padres, notching 11 saves while tossing 23.2 innings with a 1.90 ERA and 2.22 FIP; both his 41.8% strikeout rate and 33.0% strikeout-walk differential ranked sixth in the majors among relievers with at least 20 innings. He made an impressive rebound from a rough 2 1/2-year stretch that began with late-2017 Tommy John surgery that cost him the last quarter of that season and all of ’18; when he returned, he struggled gre

Oakland A s injuries: Trevor Rosenthal shoulder, Matt Olson knee

Photo by Abbie Parr/Getty Images The Oakland A’s have begun to get over a couple of their early-season injuries, but one of them might turn out to be a long-term issue. New closer Trevor Rosenthal hasn’t pitched yet after going on the injured list Opening Day, and now insider Martin Gallegos offers the following report: “Bob Melvin says shoulder surgery is on the table for Trevor Rosenthal. He’ll make a decision in the next few days.” In particular, the operation would be for thoracic outlet surgery, adds Gallegos. Thoracic outlet syndrome is a major injury for a pitcher. One recent A’s hurler who dealt with it was Andrew Triggs, and you can read more info about the condition and procedure here. It’s something pitchers can come back from, but it takes a while. Matt Kawahara of the S.F. Chronicle suggests “at least 12 weeks” for recovery, which is a minimum of half the season.

Masters relying on camaraderie for charity challenge

Masters relying on camaraderie for charity challenge );   ); EIGHT members of Upper Thames Rowing Club will row the length of the River Thames in a bid to raise money for two charities next week. The men have signed up for Race the Thames, which starts on Monday and involves rowing 346km in seven days on ergos. The challenge was devised by Olympic gold medallist and Henley resident Andrew Triggs Hodge. The team includes Nick Mills, Stephen Kelso, Peter McConnell, Mark Tritton, Alastair Harsant, Nick French, Nick Horne and James Burkitt, whose ages range from 37 to 45. Each person must row 6.2km a day to reach the final total and the money raised will be divided equally between Help for Heroes and London Youth Rowing.

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