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Sexo TOMA DOS 95% ¡Ay, Madrid, La Satisfacción DIEGO COSTA Que Te Espera!” FERNANDO TORRES Es Vida! “No Soy Un Santo Impreso por Enrique Cuevas Domingo. Propiedad de Unidad Editorial. Prohibida su reproducción. El fichaje más caro del mundo ya va por 111,7 millones El Barça pagó ayer 13,5 millones a Hacienda por el caso Neymar • Bartomeu acusa a Cases: “Si no hubiera denunciado no habría pasado nada” El desafío de Iker: Mantenerse imbatido en Martes 25 de febrero de 2014 • 1€ Alemania, donde www.marca.com • t@marca siempre ha encajado VUELVE EL 1 Cristiano regresa en Champions,Ch donde lleva 9 ggoles en 5 partidos 1 Ha marcado siempre a domiciliod 1 Dos retos: ganarga por primera vez GIGANTE en Alemania y arrebatar el pichichi a Ibra NUEVA ¿PROBLEMAS¿PRO DE ERECCIÓN? SECCIÓN Las Tomas de Guasch ¿Eyaculación precoz? TOMA UNO Neymar Sr., tercer fichaje más caro ¡Sexo TOMA DOS 95% ¡Ay, Madrid, la satisfacción DIEGO COSTA que te espera!” FERNANDO TORRES es vida! “No soy un santo... TOMA TRES “Es admirable lo que pero no busco pelea” ¡Es él: no ha visto está haciendo el Atleti” el gol de Koeman! 902 900 377 “Pego a Sergio Ramos y él a mí, “La selección me emociona, espero www.boston.es pero son cosas de los partidos” 1·2 ESPANYOL-VILLARREAL merecerme estar en la lista para Brasil” Impreso por Enrique Cuevas Domingo. Propiedad de Unidad Editorial. Prohibida su reproducción. 56 Polideportivo Martes 25 febrero 2014 M Baloncesto NBA Jason Collins (35) saluda a Pau Gasol (33) durante el partido entre El día del Lakers y Nets. orgullo NBA JASON COLLINS, primer homosexual declarado que milita en la Liga • Llevaba sin jugar desde el 17 de abril Nacho Duque • Madrid chaje es una decisión de ba- A falta de algo más de 10 mi- DEPORTISTAS GAYS loncesto”, decía un comunica- nutos para el descanso del La- ILUSTRES DESDE 1975 do de los Nets para quienes kers-Nets, buena parte del Sta- Pau Gasol Jugador Deporte Año piensan en otras estrategias. ples se puso en pie para aplau- “Pívot de Los Angeles Lakers David Kopay NFL 1975 Collins firmó por 10 días. dir a un rival. No se trataba de John Curry Patinaje 1976 Su estreno, en Los Ángeles, una estrella, sino de un juga- “Hay que aplaudir y Billy Jean King Tenis 1981 en su casa. Sus números —ju- dor de rotación con una carre- respetar su coraje, Martina Navratilova Tenis 1981 gó 10 minutos y no anotó— no ra de 12 años en la NBA pero Glenn Burke Béisbol 1982 estarán en los libros de la NBA, carente de brillo. El currículo Jason es un icono” Justin Fashanu Fútbol 1990 pero sí su figura. “Es algo his- y las estadísticas eran lo de Roy Simmons NFL 1992 tórico. Hay que aplaudir y res- menos. Pisaba la cancha Ja- Savoy Howe Boxeo 1993 petar su coraje. Jason es un son Collins, el primer homo- Y así llegó el ofrecimiento Greg Louganis Trampolín 1999 icono”, dijo Pau Gasol, con sexual declarado que disputa de los Nets, el equipo de Mi- Ian Roberts Rugby 1995 quien se midió. El comisiona- un partido en la Liga. khail Prokhorov, candidato a Missy Giove Mountan Bike 1995 do Adam Silver aseguró sen- Collins no batió ningún ré- la presidencia de Rusia y Muffin Spencer Golf 1996 tirse “emocionado por Jason. cord, pero superó una barre- opuesto a las leyes antigays de Sheryl Swoopes Baloncesto 2005 Le felicito por lograr su meta. ra más difícil de franquear que Vladimir Putin. “Es un asun- John Amaechi Baloncesto 2007 Toda la NBA está orgullosa de los 100 puntos de Chamber- to personal quién practica se- Olivier Rouyer Fútbol 2008 que la Liga promueva un en- lain. Su presencia en el par- xo con quién”, comentó. “Su fi- torno respetuoso”. qué trasciende lo deportivo. Si en los años 50 los jugado- res negros luchaban contra la USA TODAY SPORTS segregación racial, él se ha convertido en el estandarte de los homosexuales en el de- porte estadounidense. Fue un partido para la historia, el día del orgullo en la NBA. El camino del pívot de los Nets no ha sido fácil. Nunca lo es para los pioneros y me- nos si se trata de asuntos per- sonales que aún encuentran discriminación. Collins decla- ró su homosexualidad el 29 de abril de 2013 en una entre- vista a Sports Illustrated. Las estrellas de la NBA aplaudie- ron su valentía, pero luego co- menzó la incertidumbre. Collins (35), durante la rueda de prensa que dio antes del partido en el Staples Center. Homofobia, edad, calidad... Había jugado su último en- “La única presión para mí era la de jugar” cuentro con los Wizards el 17 de abril. Se acabó su contrato Jason Collins se convirtió en protagonista en por volver a jugar al baloncesto en su y en verano ningún equipo de los prolegómenos de un partido, el Lakers- casa y con el equipo al que más ca- la Liga llamó a su puerta. Co- Nets, marcado por su aparición. Tanto es así riño tiene, los Nets. Es natural de menzaron a escucharse voces que el jugador, que se había declarado gay Los Ángeles y sus seis primeros que acusaban de homófoba a unos meses antes, tuvo que dar una rueda de años en la NBA fueron con la fran- la NBA porque ninguna fran- prensa antes y después del choque. quicia que estaba afincada antes en quicia le hacía un hueco, aun- El pívot lleva muy bien el boom. Bromeó con New Jersey. “Lo más importante para que pesaban más la edad (35 su papel en el partido. “La presión fue jugar un mí fue que el equipo ganó. No me im- años) y su calidad —no dema- partido de la NBA. La última vez que lo hice fue porta mi estadística. Es algo que no tiene siada— que su condición se- el pasado abril, así que creo que tuve suficiente la menor importancia para mí. Me preocupa xual. Él seguía entrenándose presión. No estoy cansado y creo que necesita- más hacer las cosas que hacen el trabajo de por si surgía la oportunidad: ré varios entrenamientos más para ponerme mis compañeros más fácil”, comentó Collins, corría nueve kilómetros al día, en mejor forma”, comentó el jugador, radiante que ha firmado por 10 días con los Nets. trabajaba en el gimnasio... Impreso por Enrique Cuevas Domingo. Propiedad de Unidad Editorial. Prohibida su reproducción. M Martes 25 febrero 2014 Polideportivo 57 NBA Baloncesto GTY_AR_SPO ELLOS ROMPIERON BARRERAS TIROS LIBRES Jesús J. ROBINSON Sánchez El primer negro en las Grandes Aro a la vista Ligas de béisbol Navarro Jackie Robinson fue el primer Ya es el séptimo CLAVER anota una canasta con los Blazers 10 meses máximo anotador de la afroamericano en las Grandes 1 historia ACB. Un Ligas de béisbol en Estados después • Sólo ha jugado seis partidos de 56 posibles jugador así no debería Unidos. Nieto de un esclavo, retirarse nunca. debutó el 15 de abril de 1947 con Brooklyn. Aguantó José Luis Martínez • Madrid Víctor Claver Debe haber un término me- insultos, amenazas de muerte, Víctor Claver anotó una ca- Portland T. Blazers (38-18) dio, pero Terry Stotts no pa- ACB agresiones y hasta un intento Blazers - Wolves 108-97 La búsqueda de un nasta con los Blazers. Lo que rece por la labor de encontrar- presidente ejecutivo de huelga en la Liga. Pese a 2 es el pan nuestro de cada día Partido lo, pese a que las pocas veces sigue encallada. Y no todo, fue novato del año. para cualquier baloncestista PTOS. T. CAMPO REB. ASIST. TAP. MIN. que ha hablado en público del le extraña a nadie con adquiere rango de noticia en 5 2/3 5 1 1 24 español, ha sido para defen- el ambiente que hay. J. JOHNSON el caso del valenciano, que lle- derle. La pasada temporada, El boxeo en vaba más de 10 meses —313 Temporada tras firmar en un partido 2/12 manos de un días para ser exactos—, sin lle- PTOS. T. CAMPO REB. ASIST. TAP. MIN. en tiros, dio la cara por él: “Sus Audiencia El CAI-Valencia da un afroamericano 0,8 33,3% 1,2 0,5 0,5 7,5 varse ni una migaja a la boca. tiros han sido buenos. No los 22,1 de ‘share’ en Jack Johnson fue el primer 2 La última vez que el valen- ha metido, pero eso no va a in- Aragón TV. El partido negro campeón de los pesados. ciano vio cómo uno de sus lan- fluir en mi opinión sobre él”. lo mereció. El equipo En 1908 ganó a Tommy Burns, zamientos entraba en el aro +1+1 de Abós engancha. a quien había pedido combate rival fue el 16 de abril de 2013, Intensidad y defensa en numerosas ocasiones. El en el penúltimo partido de la 313 Claver desveló tras ese parti- escritor Jack London pidió una Liga regular de la pasada cam- do su protocolo de actuación Copa “gran esperanza blanca” para paña. Ese día metió 11 puntos días sin anotar para intentar ganarse la con- Entiendo al Rivas. Caer así duele en el alma. devolver el cetro a un 3 en la derrota ante los Clippers. ha estado Claver en fianza de su técnico: “Sólo in- Pero la falta personal, caucásico. Jeff Jeffries volvió Desde entonces, es como si se los Blazers, desde el tento hacer lo que nos pide absurda, es muy clara. del retiro para intentarlo y le hubiese tragado la tierra. siempre: ser intensos, sobre fracasó en ‘el combate del siglo’. No firmó el partido de su vi- 16 de abril de 2013 todo en defensa.
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