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Alcaraz to miss Davis Cup finals due to injury
Top-ranked Carlos Alcaraz will not play for Spain in the Davis Cup finals against the Czech Republic in Italy because of an injured right hamstring.
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F1 Academy: New deal agreed, Cadillac to join
All 10 Formula 1 teams have agreed to extend their commitment to the all-female F1 Academy series, signing a new multi-year deal.
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UConn’s top scorer Reed (ankle) out vs. Arizona
Third-ranked UConn will be without Tarris Reed Jr., its top scorer and rebounder, against No. 4 Arizona on Wednesday night.
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Manfred talks next steps after betting scandal
Commissioner Rob Manfred on Wednesday said MLB does not anticipate any further restrictions on baseball prop bets but that it will cooperate with the Senate’s inquiry while the league’s own investigation is ongoing.
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Mets hire Justin Willard as new pitching coach
The Mets filled out the rest of their coaching staff on Wednesday, including hiring Justin Willard as pitching coach.
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ESPN, MLB reach new 3-year media rights deal
ESPN and Major League Baseball have a reworked deal that includes out-of-market streaming rights.
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Commission moves to bolster NIL policing power
The College Sports Commission has asked schools to waive their rights to challenge future punishments in court as part of an agreement that would give the agency significant power to investigate and punish rule-breakers.
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Houston lands Diane, No. 2 center in 2026 class
Arafan Diane, the No. 2-ranked center prospect in the 2026 class and arguably the most physically dominant player in the country, committed to Houston on Wednesday.
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Jones, Padres’ first Cy Young winner, dies at 75
Randy Jones, the left-hander who won the Cy Young Award with the San Diego Padres in 1976 during a 10-year major league career, has died. He was 75.