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Dodgers' Tyler Glasnow, who remains dominant, hopes his offseason changes keep him that way

LOS ANGELES — Tyler Glasnow’s first fastball tipped off the bat of Michael Harris II and came in at 95 mph. The next pitch was a sinker that dove towards the knees at 98 mph. That proved discombobulating enough that when Glasnow followed with a curveball that broke and landed at the belt, Harris swung […]

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UConn defeats USC to return to record 24th Final Four, sets matchup vs. top-seeded UCLA

SPOKANE, Wash. — No. 2 Uconn beat No. 1 USC 78-64 on Monday night in Spokane, Wash., propelling the Huskies to a record 24th Final Four and their 16th since 2008. The Trojans were without sophomore sensation JuJu Watkins, and ultimately couldn’t counteract UConn’s star power. Paige Bueckers, the star senior guard, finished with 31

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Notre Dame's Olivia Miles entering transfer portal, forgoing WNBA Draft: Source

Notre Dame star guard Olivia Miles, a projected lottery pick, is entering the transfer portal and will forgo the 2025 WNBA Draft, a source with knowledge of Miles’ decision confirmed Monday. In Notre Dame’s loss to TCU in the Sweet 16 on Saturday, Miles hinted she could return to college hoops next season. She has

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NHL, Canadian media company Rogers agree to 12-year, $7.7 billion TV deal: Reports

The National Hockey League and Canadian telecommunications giant Rogers have agreed to a new 12-year national broadcasting deal worth $7.7 billion that will begin in 2026, according to multiple reports Monday. Rogers declined comment when contacted by The Athletic. Sportico first reported the story Monday, and the Associated Press confirmed it, citing “a person familiar

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Coastal Carolina offering free concessions at home football games to 'elevate fan experience'

Coastal Carolina is looking to make its fans the best-fed in college football this fall. Fans at the Chanticleers’ six home games in 2025 can acquire four items per concession stand visit from a selection of hot dogs, popcorn, nachos and fountain drinks. They can make unlimited visits and are only required to scan each

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Justin Verlander had interest in reunion with Astros, hasn't decided on Hall of Fame cap

HOUSTON — He captured championships and Cy Young Awards while authoring a career renaissance few of his counterparts can comprehend, but Justin Verlander’s most indelible memory as a Houston Astro arrived amid an awful stretch of his storied career. Verlander surrendered six earned runs and failed to finish the fifth inning during his final start

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L.A. homeless agency posted solid numbers last year. Now it's under fire from all sides

To its supporters, the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority was just starting to hit its stride. Last summer, the little-known but well-funded agency announced that homelessness had effectively leveled off across Los Angeles County after years of increases. Results for the city of Los Angeles were even more encouraging, with the number of “unsheltered” homeless

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