Mariners first baseman Josh Naylor will be in the lineup for Tuesday afternoon’s Game 3 of the ALDS vs. the Tigers after dealing with a personal matter.
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- Gill: India’s fielding and death bowling needs to improve
- Hope 162* beats Rahul 129* as West Indies pull off record chase
- Brand goes big as Australia flip through Test plans
- All-round Claxton and bowlers set up WI’s win in first T20I against Zimbabwe
- Rahul 129*, Rohit and Gaikwad fifties set West Indies 352 target
- Smaran’s fighting century rescues RoI, and grows lead to 265
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What we can learn from Aaron Judge’s first 18 playoff at-bats
Judge’s stat line looks solid — but his power has gone missing and the Yankees are on the brink of elimination. What gives?
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Zverev ousted by No. 54 Rinderknech in Shanghai
Third-seeded Alexander Zverev lost to 54th-ranked Arthur Rinderknech 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 in his opening match at the Shanghai Masters on Monday.
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Draper hires Murray’s former coach Delgado
Jack Draper will work with Andy Murray’s former coach Jamie Delgado in a major change to his team.
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Knight scraps to help England overcome Bangladesh scare
Marufa, Khatun put the chase in jeopardy before Knight gritted through with Capsey and Dean
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Pac-12’s lawsuit against MWC allowed to proceed
Claudia Wilken, a federal judge in California, has allowed the Pac-12 Conference’s lawsuit against the Mountain West Conference over $55 million in “poaching fees” to proceed, and the Pac-12 said in a statement that “we remain confident in our position.”
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Ellyse Perry and Sidra Amin highlight the contrasts in Australia and Pakistan
A slow Colombo pitch could bridge the gap between the two teams but only slightly
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‘Do they really want to play for WI?’ – Lara urges players to ‘find a way’
West Indian legend also highlights the responsibility of the board to make playing for the team financially attractive
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Syracuse basketball great Moten dies at age 53
Lawrence Moten, a basketball star at Syracuse in the early 1990s who still holds the program scoring record, has died. He was 53.
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Tatum to assist Duke as hands-on player mentor
Duke said Tuesday that former Blue Devils player and Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum would serve in a volunteer advisory role for the program as “chief basketball officer.”