Pistons overcome LeBrons triple-double, beat Lakers Were with him on the pitch

The distress extended beyond the court, as several fans lost consciousness following the injury incident

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Detroit led 117-106 with 2 1/2 minutes to play
the Lakers scored eight straight points capped by James
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Jaden Ivey scored 18 points for the Pistons
Angeles on the road to win back-to-back games for the first time since
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Myles Turner hits late 3-pointer, scores 23
Jonathan Kuminga came off the bench to contribute 26 points and eight

Eduardo Camavingas reaction after Israel-France on Thursday October 10, 2024

His name must ring a bell for anyone watching the World Cup semi-final between France and the Federal Republic of Germany on 8 July 1982 at the Sanchez-Pizjuan stadium in Seville, in front of their television screen.

Born in 1925 in Jaunay-Clan near Poitiers, Maurice Vrillac studied medicine in Lyon and then in Bordeaux, before becoming Doctor of the Joinville Battalion in 1963.

In 1968, he took care of the French athletes at the Olympic Games in Mexico. Five years later, when Stefan Kovacs was appointed coach of the French national football team, Maurice Vrillac became doctor for the Blues while retaining his prerogatives at the Joinville Battalion.

President of the medical commission of the French National Olympic

Born in 1925 in Jaunay-Clan near Poitiers, Maurice Vrillac studied medicine in Lyon and then in Bordeaux, before becoming Doctor of the Joinville Battalion in 1963.

Sports Committee from 1981, medical director of the French delegation for the Olympic Games from 1972 to 2008 and very involved in the Francophone Games and the Mediterranean Games, Maurice Vrillac did a lot for medicine in sport in general and football, which he himself practiced, in particular.