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JUPITER, Fla. — Spring training games are underway, and there is no shortage of questions for the St. Louis Cardinals as their Grapefruit League campaign begins. Over the next five weeks, the Cardinals must establish how to divvy up playing time to multiple young players, while also putting their major-league club in a position to […]
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PHOENIX — It’s been 648 days since Dustin May last appeared in a game. His right elbow has twice been cut into and repaired. Last summer, as he neared a return to pitching, he tore his esophagus when a piece of lettuce was lodged in his throat and required life-saving emergency surgery. Those 648 days
TAMPA, Fla. — Just days after the New York Yankees amended one of the most recognizable rules in American professional sports, another iconic tradition for the organization will change in 2025. Following losses, the Yankees will no longer play Frank Sinatra’s “(Theme From) New York, New York” as fans exit the stadium. On Sunday at
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I spent this past weekend in southern California, scouting the Tony Gwynn Classic, as well as a couple of intriguing high school prospects playing nearby. Here are notes on some of the 2025 MLB Draft prospects I saw on the trip. Arguably the most high profile was UC Santa Barbara right-hander Tyler Bremner, who came
2025 MLB Draft scouting: A look at UCSB's Tyler Bremner, other potential first-rounders Read More »
The New York Knicks have done everything except beat the NBA’s elite this season. And after this weekend, it feels like they never will. After the Eastern Conference-leading Cleveland Cavaliers thumped New York by 37 points Friday night, the defending champion Boston Celtics pulled out their third double-digit win of the season over the Knicks
Knicks' defensive issues against NBA's best teams continue with third loss to Celtics Read More »
France’s referees union today condemned accusations of corruption made by Marseille president Pablo Longoria during an extraordinary outburst on Saturday. Following Marseille’s 3-0 Ligue 1 defeat to Auxerre yesterday, Longoria, 39, criticised referee Jeremy Stinat after his decision to show defender Derek Cornelius a second yellow card during the match, saying: “This is corruption. I’ve
Rangers have decided to part ways with manager Philippe Clement after 16 months in charge. The Belgian enjoyed a successful start to his reign but he has been under pressure from early in the season and chief executive Patrick Stewart has decided a change is needed. He had publicly backed Clement in midweek despite the
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Fiorentina have confirmed that forward Moise Kean has been taken to hospital after sustaining a “head trauma” during the side’s 1-0 loss to Hellas Verona on Sunday. Kean collided with Verona players Pawel Dawidowicz and Diego Coppola during the second half of the Serie A fixture and initially returned to the pitch after having his
RALEIGH, N.C. — The Carolina Hurricanes’ 6-3 loss to Toronto on Saturday started a stretch of 26 games in 55 days until the end of the regular season, a run that will include the March 7 trade deadline — which shockingly is under two weeks away. While the NHL was paused for the 4 Nations
Will the Hurricanes re-sign Mikko Rantanen? Or flip him in a trade?: Mailbag Read More »
Despite scoring four goals in 11 first-half minutes, there was a sense of unease around St James’ Park in the second half before Newcastle United finally saw out victory against Nottingham Forest. Eddie Howe’s side fell behind early on to a great finish from Callum Hudson-Odoi, who took advantage of a calamitous throw-in and Jacob
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