Memphis guard Sincere Parker’s bail was cut nearly in half Monday, two days after he was charged with assaulting his ex-girlfriend.
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- Renshaw 190 lifts Australia to 390
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Dusty Baker to manage Nicaragua in 2026 WBC
Nicaragua on Monday named Dusty Baker, a World Series champion, three-time manager of the year and the eighth-winningest manager in major league history, to manage the team in next year’s World Baseball Classic.
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MLB trade deadline updates, rumors: Why Mets could trade Vientos
Which contenders will make the biggest splash? Here’s what we’re hearing as 6 p.m. ET on July 31 approaches.
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Australia win full set of tosses, bowl again in hunt for 5-0
Adam Zampa plays his 100th T20I but Rovman Powell remains on 99 after being ruled out through injury
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Piastri wins Belgian GP; extends F1 title lead
Oscar Piastri’s decisive early pass proved to be enough for a vital victory over teammate and title rival Lando Norris at the Belgian Grand Prix.
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Orioles’ Rutschman returns; Bautista out longer
The Orioles reinstated catcher Adley Rutschman from the 10-day injured list Monday and fortified their bullpen by bringing back lefty Keegan Akin from the IL.
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Yanks’ Schmidt eyes mid-’26 return after surgery
Yankees right-hander Clarke Schmidt says he’s aiming to return after next year’s All-Star break.
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Royals All-Star Bubic to miss rest of season
Royals All-Star left-hander Kris Bubic, who is fifth in the AL with a 2.55 ERA, will miss the rest of the season with a left rotator cuff strain, the team announced.
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Tigers get pitcher Paddack in trade with Twins
The Tigers acquired pitcher Chris Paddack on Monday in a multiplayer trade with the Twins.
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Cubs president Hoyer extended on multiyear deal
The Chicago Cubs have locked in president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer for the long term, agreeing to a multiyear contract extension.