Dodgers reliever Alex Vesia, who missed the World Series because of what the team said at the time was a “deeply personal family matter,” said Friday that his daughter, Sterling, died Oct. 26.
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Injured Ross Adair ruled out of Bangladesh T20Is
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Injured Muzarabani out of Pakistan tri-series, Nyamhuri named replacement
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🏀 The Bilas Index: The top 68 teams this season
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Top 100 prospects for the 2026 NBA draft: Peterson, Dybantsa or Boozer at No. 1?
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Miller among 34 Super 2s eligible for arbitration
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Former MLB star Strawberry pardoned by Trump
President Donald Trump has pardoned former MLB great Darryl Strawberry, the 1983 NL Rookie of the Year and an eight-time All-Star, of tax evasion and drug charges dating back to the latter part of his playing career.
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Japanese pitcher Imai begins process to join MLB
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