- Chicago Bulls – Orlando Magic / 150$
- Miami Heat – New York Knicks / 210$
- Indiana Pacers – Boston Celtics / 167$
- Cleveland Cavaliers – Los Angeles Lakers / 150$
- Washington Wizards – Atlanta Hawks / 172$
- Charlotte Hornets – Toronto Raptors / 190$
- Stefanos Tsitsipas – Francisco Cerundolo / 153$
- Anna Bondar – Martina Trevisan / 210$
- Linda Fruhvirtova – Arantxa Rus / 153$
- Leylah Annie Fernandez – Kimberly Birrell / 375$
Shoulder charge
How to understand a “shoulder charge”?
What does the football term “shoulder charge” mean?
What characterizes a shoulder charge in football?
Shoulder charge (or fair charging) is a type of “tackle” which can be legally used to try to “win” (i.e., gain possession of) the ball. To be legal, it: (a) cannot take place from behind (b) is only permitted within playing distance (i.e., 3 feet) of the ball (c) cannot be violent or dangerous (d) must be intended to win the ball and not just to knock down the opponent (e) must be shoulder to shoulder (not to the opponents chest or back) with the arms (especially elbows) close to the body (f) the player must have at least one foot on the ground (i.e., they can’t leap).