Hugo Bueno has been on loan at Feyenoord this season with Wolves officials having hope he would play regularly after struggled for minutes at Molineux last term making 28 appearances across all competitions he will hope to be building on this season in 2025/26 and playing regularly again Bournemouth were recently credited with an interest in Bueno ahead of the summer transfer window But Molineux News has also been told that Bueno could be Rayan Ait-Nouri’s replacement at Wolves next season Robin van Persie became Feyenoord’s new manager after Brian Priske was sacked for inconsistent results with the former Arsenal and Manchester United striker winning seven of his 10 games in charge to date It is a good chance for Bueno to learn from a top former Premier League player – and it seems van Persie is actually pretty keen to continue working with Bueno Feyenoord probeert Hugo Bueno langer in Rotterdam-Zuid te houden. Het huurcontract van de 22-jarige linksback loopt na dit seizoen af: https://t.co/96gT4zpzjj He is quoted by Voetbal International as saying: “In principle We are looking at the option of extending that We think he fits in with Feyenoord and the team culture.” Bueno will now be having discussions with Wolves officials about his future when he returns to Molineux this summer loaning Bueno out again next season doesn’t feel particularly smart Certainly, if Rayan Ait-Nouri leaves then he cannot be allowed to leave. Bueno is perfectly primed to succeed the Algerian and would save the club millions on a replacement via the transfer market. The money made from Ait-Nouri’s sale could then be used to strengthen other positions. But then, even if Ait-Nouri stayed, Wolves should look to keep Bueno. Although he’d likely want regular football, there could be potential for Ait-Nouri to play further forward next term – in Matheus Cunha’s position. Thus, freeing up the left wing-back role for Bueno. A second loan to Feyenoord seemingly wouldn’t really help Wolves. He should either be kept or sold for pure profit. Hugo Ekitike has scored 19 goals in 40 appearances in all competitions this season While Hugo Ekitike's hat-trick for France against England's Under-21s in March will have boosted his profile further plenty of Premier League suitors were already admiring the Eintracht Frankfurt forward heading into a Europa League quarter-final against Tottenham Hotspur having grabbed 19 goals and eight assists in 40 appearances despite losing top scorer Omar Marmoush to Manchester City in January Eintracht arrive in London third in the Bundesliga and chasing Champions League football for next season on two fronts "Ekitike has had a wonderful season," Christopher Michel football reporter at the Frankfurter Rundschau "His technique is one of the best in Europe and his foot is like glue for the ball and he doesn't care if the ball is on his left or his right foot - he can shoot with both and this is a quality you need as a top striker." Listen to the latest Football Daily podcast Consistent goalscorers are football's rarest commodity and Ekitike will not be short of summer suitors He may yet come to England - having almost done so in 2022 The forward was wanted then by Newcastle United who had just been taken over by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund Newcastle first attempted to sign him that January but he decided to see out the season in France with Stade Reims They returned that summer and reportedly agreed a fee - but the player chose French champions Paris St-Germain Ekitike headed to Paris on a loan-first buy-later deal and counted Neymar Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi among his team-mates despite both Messi and Neymar departing that summer He was left out of PSG's Champions League squad for 2023-24 and played just nine minutes in the league up until the new year He subsequently moved to Frankfurt on 1 February 2024 before his loan was made permanent in April Ekitike's breakthrough came at hometown club Reims He signed a first professional contract as a 17-year-old in July 2020 and spent the 2021 season on loan at Danish Superliga side Vejle smiles when recalling Ekitike's stint in Denmark and he liked to have some fun in the dressing room," Schoop tells BBC Sport "If there was a song on the speaker he would be dancing That's not really the Danish culture - most of us were more reserved and even though he didn't play as much in the beginning he trained well and had a really good attitude "The joy he had for playing was amazing to see or putting in that little bit extra." Ekitike's pace and ability with the ball were clear immediately but he was "lacking the physique at the beginning" "There was a game against Sonderjyske that if we won Hugo was unbelievable in that game," he says "That's the sign of a big game player - to step up and find that bit extra." Ekitike finished with three goals and one assist for Vejle in 2021 but "arrived as a boy and left a man" Ekitike has scored three goals on Eintracht's run to the Europa League quarter-finals there have been doubts as to whether Ekitike is ready to operate as a lone forward for one of Europe's elite clubs he thrived as part of a more traditional front two alongside Marmoush - the man Ekitike previously described as his "partner in crime" - with Eintracht coach Dino Toppmoller identifying this was how the striker succeeded in his Reims days Ekitike is rapidly proving the doubters wrong Toppmoller has found a system with Mario Gotze as playmaker behind him," Michel explains developed and now plays as a great lone striker he only had a good game when he scored or got an assist but now his all-round play means he can still have a good game even if he doesn't do that." it will be for a handsome profit on the 16.5m euros it took to secure his permanent services 12 months back While ideally any club would love to retain their top talents developing players and receiving significant returns on their investment through sales to what sporting director Markus Krosche has previously termed "end clubs" is all part of Eintracht's master plan "There is no alternative," Michel explains "There are 10 or 12 clubs in Europe who We saw it in winter when Manchester City took Marmoush The same thing now is happening with Ekitike "For the fans it is really frustrating and hard emotionally knowing they will lose their best player every year but it is the model The club tell players that if they got an offer bigger than Frankfurt Krosche has to fulfil that promise if a big team is knocking." with Randal Kolo Muani- sold to PSG in September 2023 for an initial fee of 75m euros (£64.5m) - Marmoush and Luka Jovic - sold to Real Madrid in 2019 for a fee reported to exceed 60m euros (£51.6m) - all sold for vast profit "Krosche has huge trust," says Michel "He finds a lot of great talents in Europe and will find the next Ekitike for Eintracht Frankfurt." 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Barra led Android during a critical phase and also served as VP of Oculus at Meta by Chris Welch it’s adding a well-known industry name to its board of directors Sonos announced that Hugo Barra is joining the board to replace Mike Volpi who is stepping down after 15 years — the longest tenure of any board member Barra has a long resume that includes senior leadership positions at companies including Google where he’s credited with leading “the Android ecosystem from nascency through its first billion users.” After that he moved onto Xiaomi and spent three years overseeing global operations for the influential Chinese phone manufacturer where he served as vice president of the company’s Oculus virtual reality division He’s currently the co-founder and head of product at /dev/agents which is described as “a software company building a next-generation operating system for AI agents.” For now it sounds like Sonos is glad to have Barra because he’s got a strong track record of delivering results — but those AI ties might prove useful down the road “He has a proven ability to turn cutting-edge innovation into great products — a great fit for Sonos,” board chair Julius Genachowski said in a press release engaging with the leadership team and adding value.” Sonos remains focused on delivering performance improvements, bug fixes, and new features (along with some still-missing old ones) to its mobile app on Android and iOS. As part of that renewed effort, the company decided to cancel its next hardware product a streaming video player codenamed Pinewood which was first reported last month by The Verge The Magazine of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Field Finalists for the Hugo Awards, the Astounding Award for Best New Writer, and the Lodestar Award for Best Young Adult Book have been announced by Seattle Worldcon 2025 There were 1,738 valid nominating ballots received and counted from members of the 2024 and 2025 World Science Fiction Conventions for the 2025 Hugo Awards Voting on the final ballot will open during April 2025 Members of the 2025 Worldcon will vote on the ballot and the awards will be presented in Seattle at Worldcon on August 16 For more details see the Worldcon site Best Novel (1,078 ballots cast for 554 nominees) Best Novella (739 ballots cast for 209 nominees) Best Novelette (394 ballots cast for 188 nominees) Best Short Story (610 ballots cast for 673 nominees) Best Series (621 ballots cast for 201 nominees) Best Graphic Story or Comic (265 ballots cast for 259 nominees) Best Related Work (431 ballots cast for 209 nominees) Long Form (610 ballots cast for 217 nominees) Short Form (451 ballots cast for 302 nominees) Best Game or Interactive Work (298 ballots cast for 187 nominees) Short Form (322 ballots cast for 165nominees.) 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He won the 2025 Spanish International Amateur in early March and now the Lytham Trophy. He defeated Filippo Ponzano 5 and 3 in the final match of the Spanish International. He is currently ranked No. 128 in the Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com World Rankings. Osbourne finished in solo second place at 6-over and Max Hopkins all finished T3 at 8-over to round out the top five All players played 18 holes on Friday and Saturday and then the field was cut to the top 40 and ties and the remaining players played 36 holes on Sunday.  some of the senior Members of the Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club felt a gap in the amateur golfing calendar and the need for a major 72-hole scratch competition The English Golf Union helped launch the event and select entrants and County Unions and various eminent players were approached for support and so was born the Lytham Trophy.It is held each year over the Bank Holiday Weekend at the beginning of May with one round on Friday and Saturday and the final two rounds for those who have made the cut on Sunday.Every winner takes away a replica of the handsome "Sputnick" trophy donated by Members' subscriptions All have been the highest quality international golfers and many have gone on to be successful Professionals.The entry is now of the highest caliber from all over the UK and Europe View full results for Lytham Trophy Home  |  Tournaments  |  Courses  |  Equipment  |  Players  |  Rankings  |  About Us  |  Contact These results are expected to support submission of the Hugo system to the FDA for use in urologic procedures The Expand URO IDE study (NCT05696444) met its primary efficacy and safety end points, supporting the use of the Hugo robot-assisted surgery system in patients undergoing urologic procedures, according to data presented at the 2025 American Urological Association (AUA) Annual Meeting in Las Vegas an associate professor of urology at Duke University School of Medicine in Durham “The Hugo robotic surgical platform obtained a CE mark in Europe and was introduced for clinical use in 2021 There are numerous international publications describing case series of primarily urologic surgeries performed outside of the US,” Abern explained the Hugo robot is a multi-port robotic surgical system with modular independent arm carts and bipolar and monopolar energy generator.” 137 patients were enrolled in the study and underwent a urologic procedure with the Hugo system and 53 underwent partial (n = 36) or radical (n = 17) nephrectomy The primary effectiveness end point for the study was surgical success rate defined as no conversion (the case did not switch to another FDA-cleared robot-assisted device or open surgery following the first incision) The primary safety end point was the rate of patients with grade 3 or higher Clavien-Dindo complications from incision to 30 days following surgery the mean time for robot assembly was 17.7 minutes (SD and the mean time for docking was 8.3 minutes (SD the mean time for surgeon console used was 156.2 minutes (SD and the mean total operative time was 237.9 minutes (SD Both the time for surgeon console used and the mean total operative time were longer in the radical cystectomy cohort the operative times were longer in radical cystectomy The urinary diversion was performed either intra- or extracorporeally at the discretion of the performing surgeon which explains the larger difference between the console and total operative time in cystectomy the warm ischemia time in the partial nephrectomies was 20 minutes.” The surgical success rate was 98.5% (95% CI which exceeded the performance goal of 85% (P < .0001) both of which occurred in the renal cohort “One was a communication issue between the console and one of the surgical arms The performing surgeon did not feel comfortable performing the surgery with 3 arms instead of 4 the performing surgeon felt not able to reach a superior and lateral tumor in a partial nephrectomy Both cases were converted to alternative robotic surgical platforms and successfully completed,” said Abern demonstrating low rates of grade 3 or higher Clavien-Dindo complications across all 3 procedures 0.5% to 12.7%) of patients experienced a grade 3 or higher complication which was below the performance goal of 20% (P = .0006) which was below the performance goal of 45% (P = .0025) which fell below the performance goal of 20% (P = .0001) Regarding the trial’s secondary safety end points there were 2 deaths in the study; 1 occurred in the radical prostatectomy arm and 1 occurred in the radical cystectomy arm Both were determined to be unrelated to the study by the Independent Data Monitoring Committee “The rates of high-grade complications as well as low-grade complications and median blood loss were predictably higher in the radical cystectomy cohort.” these results are expected to support submission of the Hugo system to the FDA for use in urologic procedures and the 5-year oncologic follow-up is ongoing The predetermined trial end points for safety and efficacy were met and clinical results from this study are under review by the FDA.” multi-center study assessing effectiveness and performance of the HUGO robotic-assisted surgery system in the US urologic population: Primary results from the Expand URO IDE study AUA 2025 recap: Urologic oncology trials in progress Pearls & Perspectives: Expanding BPH care & patient choice, with Kevin Zorn, MD, at AUA 25 CISTO: Radical cystectomy has key role in recurrent high-grade NMIBC Pearls & Perspectives: Evolving role of APPs in urology, with Corinna Hughes, DNP, at AUA 2025 Ultra-low PSA responses are more prevalent with darolutamide plus ADT Cxbladder Triage may help patients avoid unnecessary cystoscopies 609-716-7777 Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker MassDevice The Medical Device Business Journal — Medical Device News & Articles | MassDevice April 26, 2025 By Sean Whooley The medtech giant said it submitted its soft tissue robotics platform in the first quarter of calendar 2025. It expects the submission to propel it toward its planned entrance into the U.S. surgical robotics market. This falls in line with the company’s expectation shared last fall for an early 2025 submission Medtronic completed enrollment in trials for both of those spaces earlier this year Hugo is a modular, multi-quadrant platform designed for various surgical procedures. It features wristed instruments, 3D visualization and surgical video capture options in Touch Surgery Enterprise. Medtronic first unveiled Hugo in September 2019 as a potential competitor to long-time industry leader Intuitive Surgical While this would mark Hugo’s entry into the U.S. it’s currently in clinical use elsewhere Its use spans more than 25 countries across five continents Chair and CEO Geoff Martha said last November that Medtronic wants to establish itself as a leader “We’re absolutely committed to this … not just being a part of this Medtronic said the Expand URO FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) study of Hugo met both its primary safety and effectiveness endpoints The company labeled it the largest IDE study for robotic-assisted urologic surgery ever conducted Expand URO included 137 patients who underwent procedures using the Hugo system national principal investigator and urologic surgeon at Duke University Hospital in Durham presented findings today at the American Urologic Association (AUA) annual meeting in Las Vegas “The study demonstrated that the Hugo RAS system met the safety and effectiveness endpoints and the outcomes are consistent with published literature for robotic-assisted urologic surgery,” said Dr “Having performed the first case in the Expand URO clinical study it’s incredibly rewarding to see the results of this rigorous and important study in the field of robotic surgery.” Expand URO took place through 11 surgeons at six U.S They performed three types of urologic procedures Those were prostatectomies (prostate removal Common patient cohorts had prostate cancer in prostatectomy renal tumors in nephrectomy and bladder tumors in cystectomy Medtronic said its study had a high degree of rigor consistent with FDA premarket requirements It included prospective enrollment and data collection and independent event adjudication by a clinical events committee The study had data monitoring and strong follow-up compliance with about 98% of patients completing 30-day follow-up Investigators plan to follow all patients for five years The study produced rates of grade 3 or higher complications of 3.7% (prostatectomy) These came in favorably below the performance goals (20% This met the primary safety endpoint for the study the 98.5% surgical success rate came in well ahead of the performance goal of 85% Investigators reported two conversions — one related to the device and the other related to patient anatomy “The Expand URO clinical study provides important clinical evidence about the Hugo RAS system and is an exciting milestone that brings us closer to our goal of offering surgeons in the U.S. long-awaited choice in robotic technology,” said Dr. James Porter, chief medical officer, Robotic Surgical Technologies and Digital Technologies at Medtronic “Surgeons want to deliver the best care to our patients and robotic technology is key to making that possible today by enabling minimally invasive surgery and leveraging technology that is shaping the future of surgery.” Copyright © 2025 · WTWH Media LLC and its licensors The 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2023 and 2024 and winning MVP honors with the junior team at the EuroLeague Final Four in Munich in May Playing time has been difficult to come by this season for the teenager on one of the most ambitious teams in European basketball Real Madrid is the reigning ACB champion and has played in the EuroLeague title game in each of the past three seasons Real Madrid will face Olympiacos in the EuroLeague playoff quarterfinals starting April 23 Gonzalez's situation is complicated further by the fact that Real Madrid's season is expected to extend deep into June which will likely prevent him from coming to the United States for individual workouts with NBA teams Gonzalez has shown what made him such a highly regarded prospect this season He is an explosive athlete with a strong frame who brings defensive versatility high-level intensity and winning qualities on both ends of the floor He wreaks havoc in passing lanes and as a rim protector while moving the ball unselfishly and flying out energetically in transition The NBA draft combine will be held May 11-18 in Chicago and the draft will be June 25-26 in New York Jonathan Givony is an NBA draft expert and the founder and co-owner of DraftExpress.com a private scouting and analytics service used by NBA William Blair analyst Brandon Vazquez said 2025 could be the first year market leader Intuitive Surgical will face meaningful U.S Medtronic’s Hugo system is used in more than 25 countries – the world’s largest robotic surgery market – Intuitive has a head start of more than two decades Medtronic first unveiled its robotic program to investors in 2019 William Blair analyst Brandon Vazquez noted Monday in a report to investors The FDA submission puts Medtronic on track for approval in urological procedures in the second half of this year “While we are believers that Intuitive’s technology remains well ahead of the competition,” Vazquez wrote “2025 is shaping up to be the first year with meaningful U.S market entrants like Medtronic and even private players like CMR Surgical.” Vazquez said that while Medtronic’s market entry does not “meaningfully” change Intuitive’s growth outlook the new competition could lengthen selling cycles “physicians often prefer to have options in medicine which will likely give some support to competitive adoption in the coming years.”  Completion of enrollment in the hysterectomy and hernia trials suggests indication expansions are moving along noting that Medtronic’s urologic study data for the robot was positive showing high surgical success rates and complication rates in line or better than those published for other robotic platforms Medtronic said the study's 98.5% surgical success rate exceeded the performance goal of 85% On the company’s fiscal third-quarter call in February CEO Geoff Martha predicted Hugo would contribute to growth in Medtronic’s surgical business in fiscal 2026 and be a “meaningful growth driver” for the company over the medium term Medtronic will 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Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application In Loving Memory of Hugo Alexis Lucero-Perez Hugo Alexis Lucero-Perez was born in Salt Lake City and the greatest gift his mother ever received "Él era el mejor regalo que me haya dado Dios," meaning he was the best gift she could have ever asked for Hugo dreamed of becoming a professional boxer yo les voy a las Chivas pero son muy malos," his passion for the game was undeniable and graduated from Summit High School in February 2023 His teachers and peers always recognized him as a talented artist a smart and determined young man with dreams of something bigger He often spoke about becoming a millionaire and buying his parents a house Hugo had started a welding program at Mountainland Technical College Hugo was well-known throughout Utah for his kindness and ability to make friends wherever he went His sense of humor and talent for making others laugh were some of his greatest gifts One of Hugo's biggest admirers was his 11-year-old cousin who looked up to him with admiration and affection Hugo had a unique ability to light up any room with his presence His mother's frustration was often his greatest joy especially when he would tease her by calling her "Maria Marimba," a nickname she hated but which Hugo knew would always get a reaction Hugo had a love for adventure and exploring new places He would often take the FrontRunner to cities he had never been to always curious about what the world had to offer sharing many moments working together on his beloved Audi filled with hope that he could make it run He will always be remembered for his vibrant spirit and his deep love for his family and friends Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Largest multi-center prospective Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) study for multi-port robotic-assisted urologic surgery in the U.S presented as a late-breaker at the American Urologic.. presented as a late-breaker at the American Urologic Association annual meeting Company confirms Hugo RAS system submission to the U.S GALWAY, Ireland and LAS VEGAS, April 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Medtronic (NYSE: MDT) today announced that the Expand URO Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) clinical study the largest such study for robotic-assisted urologic surgery ever conducted met both primary safety and effectiveness endpoints single-arm IDE study included 137 patients who underwent urologic procedures using the Hugo™ robotic-assisted surgery (RAS) system described by the American Urologic Association (AUA) as a "practice-changing paradigm-shifting (P2) clinical trial in urology" was presented today at the AUA annual meeting in Las Vegas by Michael R the study's national principal investigator and a urologic surgeon at Duke University Hospital in Durham "The study demonstrated that the Hugo RAS system met the safety and effectiveness endpoints and the outcomes are consistent with published literature for robotic-assisted urologic surgery," said Dr "Having performed the first case in the Expand URO clinical study it's incredibly rewarding to see the results of this rigorous and important study in the field of robotic surgery." "The Expand URO clinical study provides important clinical evidence about the Hugo RAS system and is an exciting milestone that brings us closer to our goal of offering surgeons in the U.S long-awaited choice in robotic technology," said James Porter Robotic Surgical Technologies and Digital Technologies within the Surgical business part of the Medical Surgical portfolio at Medtronic and a urologic surgeon at Swedish Medical Center in Seattle "Surgeons want to deliver the best care to our patients and robotic technology is key to making that possible today by enabling minimally invasive surgery and leveraging technology that is shaping the future of surgery." FDA submission for the Hugo RAS systemMedtronic also announced today that it submitted the Hugo RAS system to the U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for a urologic indication in the first quarter of calendar 2025 The FDA submission is the company's latest milestone toward a planned entrance into the U.S. the world's largest robotic surgery market the company shared that it completed enrollment in both its hernia and benign gynecology (GYN) studies and received approval to start a new clinical study including oncologic GYN procedures — all in support of planned submissions to the FDA for additional indications beyond urology for the Hugo RAS system in the U.S the Hugo RAS system is in clinical use in more than 25 countries across 5 continents with a growing body of evidence including more than 200 independent papers published to date Medtronic thoughtfully designed the Hugo RAS system — through collaboration with hundreds of surgeons and hospital leaders globally — with the goal of expanding access to minimally invasive care to more patients around the world The Hugo RAS system delivers the benefits of RAS in a flexible modular form factor and open surgeon console that supports communication among the surgical team connected surgical experience that is shaping the future of surgery.‡                                                                                                      The Hugo RAS system is not cleared or approved in all markets Regulatory requirements of individual countries and regions will determine approval the Hugo RAS system is an investigational device not for sale †The evaluation did not include assessment of outcomes related to the treatment of cancer or any specific treatment of any underlying disease or condition ‡Touch Surgery ecosystem is not intended to direct surgery or aid in diagnosis or treatment of a disease or condition; Live Stream and performance insights are only intended for education and training purposes Any forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties such as those described in Medtronic's periodic reports on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission Actual results may differ materially from anticipated results Contacts:Gary JeanfaivrePublic Relations+1-203-556-0777 Ryan WeispfenningInvestor Relations+1-763-505-4626 Medtronic Operational Headquarters 710 Medtronic Parkway Minneapolis own shares in or receive funding from any company or organisation that would benefit from this article and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond their academic appointment University of Lincoln provides funding as a member of The Conversation UK View all partners The Royal Academy’s latest exhibition, Astonishing Things: The Drawings of Victor Hugo offers a rare glimpse into the dark and moody world of the renowned writer best known for his novels The Hunchback of Notre-Dame and Les Misérables The exhibition is set in exceptionally low lighting a necessary measure to preserve the fragile drawings which are usually only accessible under archival conditions This dim ambience enhances the foreboding atmosphere of Hugo’s works which are often landscapes featuring cathedrals that appear to be in ruin or emerging from mist or dust clouds These drawings are reminiscent of Dennis Creffield’s gestural, energetic and dark, cathedral sketches but much smaller and with a more post-apocalyptic and surreal twist with its obscure imagery that recalls looking up a steep incline towards some towers Looking for something good? 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Sign up here Other drawings in the exhibition are more surreal One features a giant mushroom with a face looming over a desolate landscape eerily evoking nuclear war (something that Hugo could not have possibly fathomed in 1850) Windmill on the Roof of a Farmhouse depicts a windmill improbably emerging from another building adding to the surreal quality of Hugo’s work one of the first drawings visitors encounter is of a poisonous tree with a skull emerging from its shadow The Serpent resembles a Chinese dragon twisting through the sky over the sea with a mountain obscured in mist below its fire-breathing jaws The light specs illuminating the water add to the mystery as the light source itself remains unclear Is the light emanating from the dragon’s mouth or from behind the mountain This ambiguity adds to the surreal quality of the work The Bowels of Leviathan is one of the largest and most abstract pieces in the exhibition possibly created with a large brush or feather (as suggested by the wall text) fills the surface Vertical lines appear like prison bars in a dark arch (one of many allusions to Les Misérables in the exhibition) while the title actually refers to the Parisian sewers – a recurring theme in Hugo’s novel Several drawings in the exhibition can be interpreted as metaphors for political turmoil while Boat without Sails depicts what appears to be a single piece of wood from a ship wreck Ship in a Storm further emphasises the theme of stormy waters reflecting the turbulent political landscape of Hugo’s time His father was a general in the Napoleonic empire resulting in his exile to the Chanel Islands where he made most of the drawings on display The Durande Ship After Sinking and The Wreck are positioned on either side of Octopus a fantastical depiction of what lies beneath the stormy seas There are two versions of Octopus on display both of which would not look out of place as illustrations for a H.P These pieces suggest a strange and otherworldly life after turmoil and the sense of uncertainty feels oddly present today showcasing his experimental approach to art these works are sophisticated and live up to Van Gogh’s description of them as “astonishing things” Astonishing Things: The Drawings of Victor Hugo at the Royal Academy is a captivating exhibition that offers a rare opportunity to experience the dark and surreal world of one of history’s most celebrated writers and artists The exhibition is a must-see for art lovers and fans of Victor Hugo alike Astonishing Things: The Drawings of Victor Hugo is on at the Royal Academy It will never not seem weird to me that turgid guffola like "Doom: The Dark Ages is a premium singleplayer campaign featuring three core pillars of engagement" have moved from quarterly investor statements to consumer-oriented marketing that stultifying corpo-speak isn't the real reason we're here: We're here to check out a new trailer for Doom: The Dark Ages revealing—for the very first time!—the Cosmic Realm which has teamed up with Hell for reasons unknown but that are surely not good I have to give credit to game director Hugo Martin for the remarkable flexibility he shows here After reminding us about the game's "pillars of engagement," he effortlessly shifts to the horrific glories that await in this new realm: "You will bear witness to the cyclopean architecture of this Lovecraftian dimension as you explore its darkest secrets and battle its most insane enemies!" uses very large blocks of stone connected without masonry; examples can be found in Crete and the name comes from the ancient belief that they were constructed by the Cyclopes The Cosmic Dimension does seem more pointedly Lovecraftian than Doom's usual take on Hell although in a broader sense it seems to me like a distinction without a difference: They're both poorly lit But it does afford id Software the opportunity to create some new enemies by reworking old ones as multi-dimensional "hybrid" creatures "an ancient tool from dimensions beyond our own" called the Reaver Chainshot which looks a bit like a handheld mass relay that fires a cannonball attached to a chain light attack that will put a bonk on a single enemy and a charged attack that will—back to you Hugo—"unleash brutal long range melee strikes turning your enemy's insides into demonic pulp." 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Upgrade now. but the manager is set to have a dilemma to tend to in the summer It was only in December that Pereira arrived to save Wolves’ season, succeeding Gary O’Neil when the Old Gold were 19th in the Premier League table Now 13th and safe from relegation, Pereira has turned Wolves’ campaign around resoundingly getting fans excited ahead of the 2025/26 calendar The summer is set to be a crucial time for the Wolves manager, who must be backed by Fosun; however it’s not only in the transfer window that the Portuguese coach could find the resources to bolster his squad Wolves sent several players out on loan in the summer, one of which being Hugo Bueno who joined Feyenoord to experience the Eredivisie and the Champions League Now coached by Robin van Persie, Bueno has generated a lot of transfer attention due to his impressive form overseas something that Pereira will be desperate to see for himself where the manager will make a decision on the Spaniard’s next steps something that could spark a selection headache That’s the opinion of journalist Nathan Judah, who predicted on the E&S Wolves Podcast that Bueno’s return could induce a ‘battle’ with Rodrigo Gomes “I think it’ll be a battle between Hugo Bueno and Rodrigo Gomes,” Judah said, following on from his opinion that Rayan Ait-Nouri could leave Wolves The Wolves reporter went on to speculate that Bueno would have the ‘edge’ over Gomes at present in the left-back spot but insisted that the summer signing has the means to fight for a starting spot “I think Hugo Bueno would probably be given the edge with his going away a boy and coming back a man scenario but I think Rodrigo Gomes slash Hugo Bueno would be an interesting battle.” While Bueno has been perfecting his craft at Feyenoord, Gomes has won over the hearts of Molineux giving Pereira two sturdy options ahead of next season Judah predicted that the pair could battle it out for a starting spot at wing-back Given what Pereira wants from his wing-backs both players have the ability to excel in the role as seen by their successes in attack and defence There isn’t a lot to separate the duo, as Gomes and Bueno are statistically comparable based on their performances over the 2024/25 calendar Putting the idea of having the two compete with one another aside Pereira could find a solution to playing both full-backs simultaneously as Gomes’ heatmap clearly shows that he’s deployable on either flank Whether the Wolves manager sees the two players as a cause for a selection headache or a celebration for the future of the back five remains to be seen CEO Geoff Martha said Medtronic would submit its application for urological procedures to the Food and Drug Administration by the end of March launch for its Hugo surgical robot more than three years after receiving approval to release the soft tissue system in Europe CEO Geoff Martha told investors Tuesday that Medtronic plans to file for U.S market authorization with the Food and Drug Administration by the end of March launch of Hugo in its fiscal year 2026 — its fiscal years typically begin in late April Medtronic will submit its application for urology indications Martha said the company has also completed enrollment in clinical trials for hernia and benign gynecology procedures Medtronic is one of the companies looking to challenge Intuitive Surgical in the soft tissue robotic space, or at least capture some share and slowly close the gap. Medtronic received a CE mark for the European market in 2021 and has been working toward a U.S and we've more than doubled Hugo procedure volume year over year,” Martha said the CEO added that Hugo would be a “growth driver for our surgical business in fiscal ‘26 and a meaningful growth driver for Medtronic in the midterm.” Martha did not detail what the expected contributions from Hugo would be in Medtronic’s next fiscal year. The medical surgical business brought in $2.07 billion in the third quarter of the company’s fiscal year 2025 representing a year-over-year decrease of nearly 2% A U.S. launch for Hugo would come amid a changing landscape for soft tissue robotics Medtronic and Johnson & Johnson plan to take on Intuitive in the space as well as a collection of smaller medtech firms with specialized machines However, Wall Street analysts have maintained that Intuitive — with its new da Vinci 5 product — would likely remain atop the market regardless of which company comes after it Martha told investors that Medtronic’s cardiac ablation solutions would become a $1 billion business in its fiscal 2025 year with “line of sight” to $2 billion as the PFA portfolio grows The CEO did not give a specific timeline for hitting the $2 billion mark but said it would be in the near term “The $2 billion line of sight — they're not forward-looking statements After ablation sales did not grow as expected in Medtronic’s previous quarter because of PFA supply constraints Martha said that supply is “a lot better across the board.” The CEO was also bullish on the future of renal denervation. Medtronic and Recor Medical are the only companies to secure FDA approval for renal denervation products, and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service is analyzing establishing national coverage for the devices Martha expects Medicare coverage to be in place within the next eight months opening up a “massive” opportunity for Medtronic “We're activating new accounts across the U.S and helping them set up Symplicity clinics and establish care pathways so they're prepared to quickly ramp procedures when coverage is in place,” Martha said this will be an immediate growth driver and will become a significant source of growth for the company.” Subscribe to the MedTech Dive free daily newsletter According to BILD journalist Christian Falk Liverpool and Arsenal are both interested in signing Hugo Ekitiké (22) from Eintracht Frankfurt in the summer transfer window The Premier League club are eager to sign a striker in the summer and the former PSG forward has been earmarked as a priority target Ekitiké has had an impressive season in the Bundesliga The 22-year-old has scored 15 goals for Frankfurt this season in 31 league appearances With Omar Marmoush departing for Manchester City the Frenchman has also had to adapt to leading the line single-handedly and has adapted to this transition well Frankfurt are on course to qualify for the UEFA Champions League this season and will receive a financial boost the club do not need to sell and are set to demand a hefty fee for Ekitiké The Bundesliga club will only consider bids in the region of €100m for the former France youth international GFFN | Liam Wraith There are new updates to the upcoming Craig Jones Invitational 2 (CJI 2) event including some unintentional leaks from the promoter himself Rivals turned teammates? Soon after they faced off at UFC FPI 10 five-time Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) world champion Victor Hugo might just be joining Nick Rodriguez and the B-Team crew at the Craig Jones Invitational 2 (CJI 2) Craig Jones made several announcements for his upcoming CJI 2 event but decided to censor the audio on some of the news he realized shouldn’t be revealed just yet The biggest news he spoke about — but tried to edit out — was the roster for his own B-Team squad in CJI 2’s $1 million team grappling event Craig Jones bleeped out the audio on his video, but it wasn’t hard to lip read and decipher the names he was mentioning as those who will represent B-Team at CJI 2. This included four pretty obvious choices from B-Team stable, along with one surprise addition as their “wild card” pick So we stole [Victor Hugo],” Jones said on the video Nicky Rod and Victor Hugo.] So it’s a powerhouse team I think It’s going to be a tough team to beat,” Jones revealed The weight divisions of the members mentioned are pretty straightforward as well, with most of the grapplers taking their natural divisions. Rodriguez will have to cut some weight to make -99 kg (218 lbs.), but it seems doable as he has showed up for his last three openweight matches at UFC Fight Pass Invitational weighing, 226 lbs, 231 lbs and 234 lbs Should Jones’ announcement prove to be final While CJI 1 champion Nicky Rod rebounded from that UFC FPI 10 loss to Hugo by beating ADCC 2024 double champ Kaynan Duarte he has always had trouble that grappling style The mostly dominant Rodriguez has somehow gone 0-4 against Victor Hugo but it looks like he won’t have to worry about competing against him this time around at CJI 2 With Nicky Rod working with his normal foil this line up Jones listed should indeed be one of the “powerhouse” favorites to win the $1 million cash prize among the actual intended announcements for CJI 2 Craig Jones explained the role of coaches and the event having “Royal Rumble” style entrances The CJI 2 team grappling format will have winners from each match staying on the mat to compete against a new opponent Instead of a pre-arranged order of grapplers to send out like Quintet has coaches will be able to strategize and decide on the next competitor to bring out on real time Jones says CJI 2 will have a Royal Rumble style entrance and countdown timer to reveal the next opponent and makes the coach so much more important is this is what we’re borrowing from Royal Rumble,” Jones revealed and then it’s going to be a 10 second timer on the screen obviously Nicky Rod (as an example) is looking concerned on who’s coming next,” Jones explained “So it’s really going to emphasize that excitement,” Jones stated The $1 million eight-team tournament at the Craig Jones Invitational 2 goes down over two days from August 30-31 inside Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas Check here for the full fight card and updating list of competitors for CJI 2 For the latest Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) and grappling-related news click here CT – New York Rangers President and General Manager Chris Drury announced today that the club has reassigned goaltender Hugo Ollas to the AHL’s Hartford Wolf Pack from the ECHL’s Worcester Railers.  Ollas spent three seasons with Merrimack College Ollas compiled a record of 27-27-0 with a .914 save percentage was named to the Hockey East Third All-Star Team following the 2022-23 season 251-pound netminder was selected in the seventh round by the Rangers in the 2020 NHL Entry Draft Office of Communications and Public AffairsApril 15 Washington and Lee University’s Staniar Gallery is pleased to present “Tijuacolor,” a solo exhibition by artist Hugo Crosthwaite Crosthwaite will also give an artist’s talk at 5:30 p.m May 12 in Wilson Concert Hall in the Lenfest Center for the Arts The exhibition and reception events are free and open to the public Crosthwaite will create a mural in Staniar Gallery This improvisational work explores themes of borders and immigration through a layered visual style that blends portraiture visitors are welcome to observe the mural as it unfolds directly on the gallery walls “Tijuacolor” is a compound word invented by Crosthwaite that fuses “Tijuana” and “color,” referencing television and film branding concepts such as “technicolor” or “in full color.” The mural and exhibition promise a visually exciting narrative that reflects on issues such as immigration In keeping with the artist’s concept of impermanence and the ephemeral nature of border regions the mural will be painted over at the end of the exhibition following the artist’s instructions 10 miles south of the international border he won first place in the Smithsonian’s Outwin Boochever Portrait Competition and was later commissioned to create a stop-motion portrait of Dr former director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases which debuted at the National Portrait Gallery in 2021 Crosthwaite’s work is included in major museum collections including the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago the Museum of Latin American Art in Long Beach He is represented by Luis De Jesus Los Angeles Simpson Professor of Art History at W&L and the exhibition runs in conjunction with her Spring Term course Chicana/o Art and Muralism: From the Street to the Staniar Gallery This exhibition is supported by the Class of 1963 Scholars in Residence Program the Department of History and the Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program For more information about the 2024-25 exhibition and programming schedule, visit Staniar Gallery’s website Staniar Gallery is located on the second floor of Wilson Hall in Washington and Lee University’s Lenfest Center for the Arts Funeral services for Jimmy “Jim” Wayne Nesbit 2025 at 4th and Jackson Church of Christ in Hugo the son of Rupert Leroy “Perk” Nesbit and Carmen (Purtell) Nesbit Jim was an outstanding athlete and participated in football Jim was also an avid sports fan and he especially loved watching OU Softball Jim’s passing has left a void in the lives of his family and he will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him Dan of Hugo; grandchildren: Lukas Wayne Nesbit Emory Ruth Gibson and Darcy Jewel Gibson; sister Olivet Cemetery with Steve Harbison officiating under the direction of Miller & Miller Funeral Home Read Hugo News An official website of the United States government Open Search  Mobile Menu – The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will hold a two-day wild horse and burro event in Hugo Inquire with BLM staff onsite for more information.  Animals offered at the event are adult and yearling horses along with burros that once roamed free on public lands in the west BLM periodically removes excess animals from the range to maintain healthy herds and to protect other rangeland resources The adoption and sale program is essential for achieving these important management goals BLM has placed more than 280,000 of these animals in approved homes across the country BLM staff will approve applications onsite Qualified homes must have a minimum of four hundred square feet of corral space per animal A six-foot corral fence is required for adult horses; five feet for yearlings; and four-and-a-half feet for burros stock-type trailers with swing gates and sturdy walls and floors BLM staff will be on hand to assist with the application process The Hugo Rodeo Arena is located at 417 E Rena St., Hugo, OK. For more information, call toll-free 866-468-7826 or visit www.blm.gov The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land located primarily in 12 western states The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation and productivity of America’s public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations An official website of the Department of the Interior Argentina’s Boca Juniors’ players Hugo Gatti and Daniel Pavon celebrate after a penalty shootout in the Copa Libertadores final soccer match in Montevideo Argentina’s Boca Juniors’ goalkeeper Hugo Gatti saves the last penalty kick during a penalty shootout in the Copa Libertadores final soccer match in Montevideo nicknamed “El Loco” and considered one of the greatest goalkeepers in Argentine history The Argentine Football Association and the South American Football Confederation announced the news on Monday He died at Pirovano Hospital in Buenos Aires where he spent 60 days in intensive care after complications from hip surgery Gatti played 765 games in Argentina’s top flight He played for River Plate for four years but spent most of his career at Boca Juniors “CONMEBOL deeply regrets the passing of Hugo Orlando Gatti a South American football legend,” the confederation said “Club Atlético Boca Juniors deeply regrets the passing of Hugo Orlando Gatti a longtime idol and multiple Boca Juniors champion,” the team said on its social media “We are with his family and loved ones at this time.” Gatti earned his nickname “Loco (Crazy)” because he often played outside the box which was unusual for goalkeepers in his era Colombian great Rene Higuita and Mexico’s Jorge Campos built their careers playing in a similar style and Gatti acknowledged that both came close to him “They always compared me with Gatti,” Higuita recalled “and I had a chance to meet him and we talked about our playing styles because we wanted to be part of the team.” alongside his Boca teammate Diego Maradona He also said the best player ever was Pelé We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money The family of Hugo Francisco Carvajal created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Hugo Francisco Carvajal Ulloa passed away peacefull.. © 2025 Mission Park Funeral Chapels & Cemeteries Made with love by funeralOne We are training a new generation of multimedia journalists and integrated marketing communications professionals who are finding new ways to understand audiences and not only thriving in this exciting new landscape but also helping to shape it Learn through real-world reporting on current issues Create innovative marketing communications strategies to engage consumers in the digital age Gain cutting-edge knowledge and practical skills that enable you to make significant contributions to your organization and advance your professional goals -- Hugo Balta is the recipient of the 2024 Cecilia Vaisman Award from Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism Balta is the publisher of Illinois Latino News (ILLN) ILLN is a multiplatform digital news outlet that focuses on health and democracy He is the host of Chicago Politics on CAN-TV a solutions journalism program centered on responses to social challenges and highlighting opportunities facing the marginalized communities of Cook County Balta also is the director of Solutions Journalism and Diversity The Vaisman Award honors an individual working in audio or video journalism who works every day to shed light on the various issues affecting Hispanic and Latine communities inside and outside the United States The award is named for Medill faculty member Cecilia Vaisman who died in 2015 “I am grateful to be this year's recipient of the 2024 Cecilia Vaisman Award for Multimedia Reporters and humbled to join esteemed colleagues who are committed to bringing to light the many issues that affect Latine and Hispanic communities,” said Balta “As the proud son of Peruvian immigrants my journalistic endeavors have been inspired and influenced by my parents' journey in the United States diverse group that has made significant contributions to the country's culture Balta's career experience spans multiple markets and platforms “Hugo Balta’s reporting helps people better understand different challenges the Hispanic and Latine communities face in the Chicagoland area,” said Medill Dean Charles Whitaker “His tireless work in solutions journalism is vital to Cook County Medill is honored to present him with the 2024 Cecilia Vaisman Award.” Balta is the only person to have been elected twice as President of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists in the organization's more than 40-year history and was inducted into its Hall of Fame in 2016 He is an adjunct professor teaching journalism courses at Columbia College Chicago and an accredited solutions journalism trainer with the Solutions Journalism Network “This award provides me with the means and motivation to continue collaborating in producing fair and accurate coverage of communities that are too often absent in newsrooms and news reporting negative narratives of a dynamic group,” said Balta Balta’s work will be highlighted during an award ceremony hosted by Medill at 5 pm Thanks for visiting The Red and Whites haven’t lifted a Liga MX trophy since the Clausura 2017 tournament Galápagos Conservancy 2025 – Galápagos Conservancy is delighted to announce the appointment of Hugo Mogollón as its new Chief Executive Officer and President This historic appointment marks the first time an Ecuadorian will lead the organization reinforcing Galápagos Conservancy’s commitment to local leadership and its mission to protect the Galápagos Islands Hugo Mogollón brings over twenty years of experience in nonprofit leadership His extensive expertise and Ecuadorian roots uniquely qualify him to guide Galápagos Conservancy into a new era of growth and impact In his most recent role as Executive Director at FRESHFARM Hugo significantly increased the organization’s budget and expanded its reach establishing it as a leader in food systems work in the Washington Metropolitan region Hugo has demonstrated a deep commitment to environmental conservation and scientific research he spearheaded initiatives to protect endangered species and habitats while advocating for impactful conservation policies He successfully managed projects that fostered multi-sector partnerships with U.S Hugo’s academic background includes a Bachelor’s in Science from Universidad Católica de Quito and a Master’s in Natural Resources and Leadership for Sustainability from Virginia Tech He has also completed executive leadership and organizational management training at Stanford University and Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management His work has been recognized with prestigious honors such as the EXCEL Leadership Award and the David Bradt Nonprofit Leadership Award “I am honored to join Galápagos Conservancy and lead an organization dedicated to preserving one of the world’s most extraordinary natural treasures,” said Hugo Mogollón and nonprofit leadership has prepared me for this incredible opportunity I look forward to collaborating with the talented team at Galápagos Conservancy and Conservando Galápagos to advance our mission and ensure a sustainable future for the Archipelago.” who has served as President of Galápagos Conservancy will transition to the role of Vice President of Science and Conservation James will focus on advancing research and conservation efforts for Galápagos Conservancy “We are deeply grateful for James Gibbs’ extraordinary leadership and contributions during his tenure as President,” said Dan Sherman “We are thrilled to welcome Hugo Mogollón as our new CEO and President His appointment represents a significant milestone for the organization and 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See the 2025 Seattle Worldcon website for nomination information WSFS members of the 2025 Seattle Worldcon and 2024 Glasgow Worldcon are eligible to make up to five equally weighted nominations in each category of the Hugo Awards as well as the Lodestar Award for best Young Adult Book and the Astounding Award for Best New Writer You do not need to nominate in all categories nor do you need to make the maximum number of nominations in any or all categories Those works/people who receive sufficient nominations will be go on to the final ballot where WSFS members of Seattle Worldcon 2025 will vote among them The winners will be announced at a ceremony at Seattle Worldcon 2025 23:59 (11:59 p.m.) Pacific Daylight Time (UTC-7) The 2025 Hugo Awards are administered by Seattle Worldcon 2025 Address any questions about the 2025 Hugo Awards to Seattle Worldcon 2025 Is a novel eligible if the self-published ebook was released in December but the hard copy not until March 2025 it appears likely that the first publication in any form So if an ebook was published in December 2024 the work would be eligible for the 2025 Hugo Awards even if the hard copy did not appear until March 2025 Note: links to third party sites are provided because they encourage participation in the Hugo Awards WSFS does not endorse the recommendations that they make Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Unpopular opinion: We’re too hard on France mustache-having colonizers offer us super cool Americans The answer to that question is the contributions of one Victor Marie Hugo Hugo was perhaps one of the maddest … and it’s hard to find other singular words to describe him But there’s not much that can be briefly said about Hugo until you really start diving into his (impressively extensive) lore When Hugo finally died at the impressive age of 83 the entire prostitution scene of Paris shut down for the day because so many wanted to join his funeral procession (which was followed by 2.2 million people “Hunchback” is full of slurs and stereotypes about the Roma yet a main idea is the harmful nature of violence against those who are different but the point is not to decide whether Hugo is “good” or “bad” or whether to accept or reject him from some historical hall of fame but to reveal a full picture of him—giving the bad stuff its own space but leaving plenty of room for everything else but the celebration ended when King Louis-Philippe ended up being pretty “mid” at equally representing the interests of all Frenchmen Things got worse when Napoleon III took over in 1848 and Hugo actually got exiled to England—where he spent his time draping himself aesthetically over rocks thinking about democracy and writing some of his greatest literary works a veneration that continued until his death in 1883 He is beloved by figures as diverse as Stalin what do you think—was Hugo the ultimate mad lad or just a loony old graphomaniac with a cult following It’s no wonder they called him Ocean Man—this guy’s got depth By Carey Goldberg • 3 days ago By Kaya Patel • 3 days ago By Orient Staff • 3 days ago By Emma Kilbride and Janet Briggs • 3 days ago By Mason Daugherty • 3 days ago By Kaya Patel • September 20 By Andy Robinson • September 20 By Caroline Nicho • September 20 By Sam Borne • September 13 Any comments that do not follow the policy will not be published and website in this browser for the next time I comment The forward recorded one goal and one assist in Saturday’s 3-1 win at FC Dallas 2025) - Chicago Fire FC forward Hugo Cuypers was named to the MLS Team of the Matchday for Matchday 3 following his performance in Saturday’s 3-1 win against FC Dallas at Toyota Stadium in Frisco The forward scored one goal and registered one assist in the Fire’s comeback victory Cuypers earned his second consecutive weekly league honor after scoring his third goal of the campaign to close out a comeback win against FC Dallas The forward earned a penalty after being fouled in the box in the 89th minute making the goalkeeper dive the opposite way with his cool finish in the ensuing penalty kick The Belgian was also involved in the first two goals for Chicago Cuypers recorded an assist after a series of touches between Leonardo Barroso and Sergio Oregel The forward then curled a perfect pass across the face of goal that found Andrew Gutman in full stride for his first goal of the season Cuypers turned his back to goal to lay up a ball for Brian Gutiérrez that the midfielder shot on goal The effort was spilled by Dallas goalkeeper Maarten Paes into the path of Barroso who proceeded to one-time the effort for the first goal of his MLS and professional career The weekly honor is the second in a row for Cuypers after appearing on the MLS Team of the Matchday bench last week for his two-goal performance in the Fire’s home opener against D.C This was also his third MLS Team of the Matchday appearance overall after receiving the honor on Matchday 24 in which he tallied his first brace with Chicago in a 4-3 comeback win over the Philadelphia Union on July 3 That performance also made him MLS Player of the Matchday presented by Michelob Ultra the only such honor for a Fire player in 2024 Chicago moves on to the second leg of a three-game road trip at Toronto FC on Saturday Kickoff in Toronto is scheduled for 1:30 p.m and the match will be broadcast globally on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV It will be transmitted locally on wlsam.com (English) and Que Buena 105.1 via the Uforia app (Spanish) Let’s dive into the best fits for Hugo Gonzalez among teams in the 2025 NBA Draft The Brooklyn Nets would be a great landing spot for Gonzalez and his development The Nets would get a high-upside player in Gonzalez which is exactly what the franchise needs right now they lack a crop of talented young prospects that can serve as the foundation for Nets basketball for the long term Alongside the other draft picks that the Nets have this year Gonzalez certainly has the potential to be a valuable player for the team Every team needs players who can be a high-level 3-and-D wing and Gonzalez can be that with development to his shooting then Brooklyn will have a steal of a player Gonzalez himself will benefit from being drafted to Brooklyn Gonzalez will see his development prioritized over winning and he will have time to develop Given that he didn’t see much playing time with Real Madrid getting time to play and develop will be good for him There won’t be heavy competition for minutes there either Brooklyn will be a good fit for Gonzalez as a developmental project Another team that can use Gonzalez’s services is the Utah Jazz The team is essentially devoid of perimeter defense among their guards and wings Drafting Gonzalez can serve as a way to help alleviate that issue as he is a good defender who plays defense with an excellent motor Gonzalez would work well as a 3-and-D wing for the team the Jazz are in a similar position to the Nets That means he will have the time to develop his skills without expectations his defensive abilities separate him from the other perimeter players of the team Gonzalez heading to Utah would work out for both the team and the player The Atlanta Hawks would also make a good fit for Gonzalez and what he does well. The team can use an athletic wing that provides defense around Trae Young Atlanta will always need more perimeter defense around Young and his athleticism will also be utilized on offense as well Gonzalez would be the perfect role player to put around Young Gonzalez will get many great scoring opportunities due to the command of attention that Young receives from the defense Gonzalez will be an excellent option in transition for Young The Orlando Magic’s biggest need is no secret one of their potential trade targets has been revealed as well The Cleveland Cavaliers knew ahead of time that Darius Garland wouldn’t be available for Game 1 of their second-round playoff series against the Indiana Pacers The Denver Nuggets surprised many when they turned their series against the Los Angeles Clippers around after trailing 2-1