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⚾ Offseason questions for eliminated teams
Here’s how the winter looks in Boston — and in the other towns whose teams lost their final postseason game.
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Mariners-Brewers? Yankees-Dodgers … again?! The best World Series matchup for every type of fan
We’re down to eight teams. Here’s what Fall Classic matchup you should be pulling for if your squad isn’t playing in October.
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Aminul Islam re-elected BCB president
The day-long elections, which included physical votes and e-ballots, was held in a hotel in Dhaka on Monday
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Mlaba, Brits, Luus seal comfortable win for South Africa
South Africa got onto the points table while New Zealand slumped to their second straight loss in Indore
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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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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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Spin-heavy Bangladesh look to challenge England in rare meeting
Bangladesh have faced England only once in the format, at the 2022 World Cup
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Aminul Islam re-elected as BCB president
The day-long elections, which included physical votes and e-ballots, was held in a hotel in Dhaka on Monday
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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.