Pittsburgh is optimistic about reaching a long-term contract with rookie shortstop Konnor Griffin, 19, who was promoted last week in time for the home opener, but Pirates general manager Ben Cherington cautioned that they’re not at the finish line yet.
Author: Bsky Feeder
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U-M toasts title with fans: ‘This trophy is yours’
Michigan’s men’s basketball team returned to campus as national champions Tuesday, and coach Dusty May told dozens of fans who greeted them at the Crisler Center that “this trophy is yours.”
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Mets’ Soto placed on IL, expected out 2-3 weeks
The Mets placed Juan Soto on the injured list after the left fielder suffered a minor right calf strain running the bases Friday against the Giants.
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Guardians put Arias on IL; Brito makes debut
The Guardians put Gabriel Arias on the 10-day IL Tuesday due to a strained left hamstring, calling up Juan Brito to make his big league debut.
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Astros say ace Brown won’t throw for ‘few weeks’
Houston Astros ace Hunter Brown has been diagnosed with a Grade 2 right shoulder strain and will be kept from throwing “for a few weeks,” the team said Tuesday.
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Cubs’ Horton to have elbow surgery, done for ’26
Cubs starting pitcher Cade Horton will have season-ending surgery to repair the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow, manager Craig Counsell said.
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Eala opens clay court campaign with win over Grabher at Linz Open
Alex Eala’s clay court campaign got off to a winning start with a 6-4, 6-3 victory over Julia Grabher at the Linz Open.
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Michigan’s championship punctuated Dusty May’s homecoming in a full family affair
Just two seasons after arriving in Ann Arbor, May returned to his home state of Indiana to cut down the nets.
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F1 drivers eviscerate new cars at Australian GP – what’s going wrong, and is there a quick fix?
F1’s new cars failed to deliver on a painful debut as Lando Norris and Co. raged at the driving experience – ESPN’s Nate Saunders makes sense of the situation.
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Michigan’s championship punctuated Dusty May’s homecoming in a full-family affair
Just two seasons after arriving in Ann Arbor, May returned to his home state of Indiana to cut down the nets.