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Good morning, folks… The Texas Rangers fell to the Seattle Mariners last night by a score of 7-3. Evan Grant writes that the Rangers continue to be bedeviled by George Kirby. New manager Skip Schumaker is bringing back bunting. MLB.com highlights one development for every team so far in 2026 to feel good about. Matt […]
Update: Crystina Poncher reported during the ESPN broadcast that Green was conscious, speaking, and doing well in the locker room. All great news, and again, our best to Shadasia. Shadasia Green was taken from the ring on a stretcher tonight following an upset TKO loss to Lani Daniels. Green, 36, looked exhausted in the eighth […]
Unbelievable! This Nebraska Cornhusker team has fought and scratched all season when they are down and have treated their fans to some incredible wins, including some walk-off wins that have made the drive home quite a bit happier. None of them compare to what happened tonight! Total pandemonium broke out in the bottom of the tenth […]
Game Summary After a long and successful road trip, the Diamondbacks kicked off this six game homestand with a nearly drama-free victory over the defending AL Champs. It felt like a downright walk in the park to have a 3-run lead going into the 9th inning. What sorcery is this?! The Snakes didn’t play mistake-free […]
Stop me if you’ve heard this one: the Jays lost and suffered an injury. Daulton Varsho left the game in the third with what’s being described as knee discomfort. It’s not clear what happened, he hadn’t had any particularly awkward plays in the field and he struck out looking in his one at bat. Vladimir […]
The semi-finals have been set as Toluca and Tigres are the last two Liga MX teams left in the Concacaf Champions Cup. Club América and Cruz Azul had the chance to make it a Liga MX only semis but both teams under-performed in the quarter-finals. Let’s take a look at how each of the games […]
This is a lose-lose series for the Houston Rockets. If the Rockets win the series, then the narrative will be that the Los Angeles Lakers were hurt and of course the Rockets won. If Houston loses the series, they were frauds all along and will need to make wholesale changes this summer to retool around […]
Snow flurries rolled through Coors Field earlier in the day, but once the game began, it was the Los Angeles Dodgers who brought the heat as they defeated the Colorado Rockies 7-1. First pitch pressure Shohei Ohtani set the tone immediately with a leadoff double, and from there, the Dodgers settled into a rhythm that never really […]
Former Virginia Tech center Christian Gurdak has found a new home. After announcing his intention to enter the NCAA transfer portal before it opened earlier this month, Gurdak found his next destination on Friday, committing to Rutgers for next season. A 6-foot-10, 260-pound center from Charles Town, West Virginia, Gurdak played his high school basketball […]
Kentucky women’s basketball received a major boost on Friday, as Clara Strack officially announced she will return for her senior season in Lexington. The news had been anticipated, as head coach Kenny Brooks previously indicated Strack would use her final year of eligibility after Kentucky’s Sweet 16 loss to Texas. Now, it’s official, and the […]
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The temperature in Denver was a frigid 35 degrees at first pitch, but the bats of the Dodgers stayed red hot. Max Muncy led the Los Angeles Dodgers’ offense with two solo home runs in their 7–1 victory over the Colorado Rockies on a snowy Friday night at Coors Field. Baseball was ready to be played at Coors Field […]
Dynasty Value Check Isiah Pacheco has quietly landed in one of the better backup running back situations in the NFL. That does not automatically make him worth rostering in dynasty leagues, though. It does, however, make him worth thinking about…carefully. Pacheco spent four years in Kansas City, winning two Super Bowls and establishing himself as [...]
Tonight was the rubber match in what has been a very entertaining set of friendlies — and possible FIFA World Cup preview — against Japan. United States took the first match in a 2-1 win, then Japan followed it up with a very technical and professional 1-0 win in the second meeting, and tonight the […]
Box Score The much-anticipated MLB debut of pitching prospect Coleman Crow resulted in a Milwaukee Brewers victory to extend the winning streak to three games. An immediate course correction following a six-game losing streak in the preceding games. Crow, the Crew’s No. 27 prospect (by MLB Pipeline), showed off his impressive arsenal of five pitches […]
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Eugenio Suárez knew the Cincinnati Reds had just gone out and traded for Ke’Bryan Hayes last summer when he chose to sign with his old club again this winter. Geno surely knew of Hayes’ chops defensively as well as his contract – one that could run all the way through 2030 if the Reds so […]
Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp 4, Charlotte Knights 1Sleepy Charlotte checked out of the game to give Jacksonville an easy 4-1 win, extending the losing streak to four. Although 12 strikeouts and five hits are poor stats, at least Rikuu Nishida notched his first Triple-A home run on a nasty slider that kept Charlotte from being shut […]
To kick off tonight’s game, JJ Wetherholt singled on a ground ball to third baseman Carlos Correa. Iván Herrera flew out to center fielder Taylor Trammell for the first out of the game. Alec Burleson singled on a line drive to center fielder Taylor Trammell. JJ Wetherholt advanced to 3rd. Jordan Walker singled on a […]
Joe Ryan was good enough to win, but the Twins were 0-for-everything with RISP and you don’t win too many games that way. Inning-by-inning notes: 1: Joe Ryan’s Express sends the Reds down on 11 pitches. Brandon Williamson does the same with 14. Von Ryan’s Express was a late-60s Frank Sinatra movie involving Toughness and […]
A five-goal third period saw the Wolf Pack stun Springfield and end their home slate with an electric win.
Wojciech Szczesny has admitted he’s coming to the end of his time at Barcelona, suggesting he could walk away from the club in the summer. The veteran goalkeeper signed a two-year contract last July after coming out of retirement and helping Barcelona secure a domestic treble under Hansi Flick. Barca then signed Joan Garcia as […]
This is the sixth walk-off in the Fenway Greens in their season+ lifetime and that’s kind of absurd. They must be made of magic. Did the offense look absolutely inept against Casey Mize? Yeah, Mize mowed this lineup down for seven innings. Thankfully, Ranger Suárez was on par if not better, creating one of the […]
The wait is finally over. Playoff basketball is here, and it begins with a first-round matchup between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Toronto Raptors. This season has been defined by injury for the Cavs. It started with Darius Garland and Max Strus missing the beginning of the season. Injury concerns for Garland partially led to them […]
All winning streaks eventually come to an end. The Rays came into Friday night looking like a team that had figured out a little something. They had won six straight games, scored at least five runs in all six of those games. Instead, it turned into one of those games that spends six innings pretending […]
The No. 16 Arizona Wildcats battled to come back from a 5-0 deficit and even took a late lead, but a game-ending single in the bottom of the 10th proved to be the difference in an 8-7 loss at Oklahoma State. It took a Herculean effort from OSU starter Ruby Meylan. Meylan threw 133 pitches […]