The Women’s Professional Baseball League has chosen New York, Boston, Los Angeles and San Francisco as the four cities that will that will compete in the league’s inaugural season.
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Stubbs, de Zorzi dig in after Maharaj’s seven spins out Pakistan
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Piastri still confident despite reduced title lead
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Sainz gets 5-place grid drop for Mexico GP
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Best (and worst) offseason moves
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Ex-MLB catcher Montero, 35, dies after accident
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Sinner faces backlash in Italy with Davis Cup skip
Citing a need to prepare for next season, Jannik Sinner decided not to play for Italy in the Davis Cup Final 8, leading to some backlash in his home country.
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Stubbs, de Zorzi keep South Africa in the contest after Maharaj seven-for spins out Pakistan
The pair added 113 runs for the third wicket, leaving South Africa 148 runs in the arrears at stumps