Cubs GM Carter Hawkins said the team, fresh off its first playoff appearance in a full season since 2018, will focus on adding to its pitching staff this winter.
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Hazlewood and Abbott hand Australia injury scares ahead of Ashes
Neither fast bowler took the field after lunch on the third day in what could be a significant concern for Australia
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Taijul, Mahmud wrap up Ireland for 286
Ireland’s two remaining wickets lasted just 13 minutes on second morning
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Norris: Verstappen is a threat in F1 title race
Lando Norris believes Max Verstappen will fight him to the very end despite taking a major stride towards knocking the Dutchman off his world championship perch.
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Ranking the top 10 college basketball teams with the most NBA talent
We know Duke is loaded with talent. Here are nine other teams NBA fans should be watching this college season.
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KU sits ailing Peterson as precaution, still rolls
No. 25 Kansas bounced back from last week’s loss to North Carolina with a 77-46 rout of visiting Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on Tuesday night, doing so without star freshman Darryn Peterson, who was a surprise scratch.
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Dombrowski has ‘good conversation’ with Harper
Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski said he had a long conversation with star Bryce Harper recently but wouldn’t go into specifics about what the two discussed.
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India’s Nagal says visa denied for qualifier in China
Sumit Nagal, India’s top-ranked male tennis player, is appealing to Chinese authorities after saying he was denied a visa to compete in an Australian Open wild-card playoff tournament beginning Nov. 24 in Chengdu.
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Norris on finding form: Ignore people talking ‘crap’
Lando Norris has “ignored everyone that has talked crap about him” after dominating the Sao Paulo Grand Prix to tighten his grip on securing a first Formula One world championship.
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Podium showed what’s to come for Kimi – Wolff
Mercedes wunderkind Andrea Kimi Antonelli showed the world what’s to come in his Formula 1 career by keeping Max Verstappen at bay at the end of the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, according to his boss Toto Wolff.