Sidi Gueye, one of the top international prospects in his age group, has committed to Arizona.
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Michigan St. AD Haller out; Izzo named co-interim
Michigan State athletic director Alan Haller is out after nearly five years in the role.
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Guardians’ Ramirez hit by throw, exits game
Guardians star Jose Ramirez left Friday’s game against the Blue Jays in the third inning after being hit by a throw from pitcher Chris Bassitt and stumbling awkwardly over first base on an infield single.
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Ruud overcomes injury to reach Madrid final
With the help of painkillers, Casper Ruud overcame a rib ailment to defeat Francisco Cerundolo in straight sets and reach the Madrid Open final on Friday.
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Mets prospect Tidwell to make first start Sunday
Blade Tidwell will be called up by the New York Mets to make his major league debut as the starter Sunday at the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Dodgers hold out Edman; ankle ‘day-to-day thing’
The Dodgers were missing second baseman Tommy Edman, who is dealing with a sore right ankle, in their starting lineup Friday night at Atlanta.
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O’s GM on pitching collapse: ‘My responsibility’
Orioles general manager Mike Elias took responsibility for the collapse of Baltimore’s starting rotation, which has been a factor in the team’s struggles this season.
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Wolff: Hamilton hasn’t lost the magic
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has backed Lewis Hamilton to rekindle his “magic” form of old at Ferrari, saying he believes the seven-time world champion just needs time.
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Buehler lands on IL due to shoulder inflammation
Red Sox right-hander Walker Buehler has inflammation in his pitching shoulder and was placed on the injured list Friday.
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📈 Men’s Bracketology debuts for 2025-26 season
With a bevy of returning talent, Purdue earns the top overall seed in the first edition of our projected field.