Baltimore right-hander Grayson Rodriguez will have season-ending surgery on his pitching elbow next week.
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Hill (finger) back for Marlins after 2-week absence
Outfielder Derek Hill was reinstated from the 10-day injured list by the Marlins on Monday after he had been sidelined the past two weeks with a finger sprain.
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Braves’ Riley on IL; Holmes passes on TJ surgery
Braves 3B Austin Riley has again landed on the IL with an abdominal injury. Grant Holmes, meanwhile, will rest his elbow rather than have Tommy John surgery.
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Reports: Raducanu hires Nadal’s former coach
Emma Raducanu has added Rafael Nadal’s former coach Francis Roig to her team ahead of this month’s US Open, sources have told the PA news agency.
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LeBron James to Dee Alexander: Ranking Ohio’s top high school hoopers since 2000
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Astros’ Paredes to forgo season-ending surgery
The Astros’ Isaac Paredes has opted to forgo season-ending surgery on his right hamstring and instead will rehab the injury in an effort to return this season.
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Mohammed Amir, Imad Wasim signed as Hundred replacements
Pair join Northern Superchargers after Pakistan players were snubbed in draft earlier this year
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Hartwell steps down as AD at Louisiana-Monroe
John Hartwell, who was hired as ULM’s athletic director in February 2023, has resigned from his position, the school announced.
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💯 Trade grades: Report cards for every major deal
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F1 ‘healthier’ without Horner, says McLaren boss
McLaren’s Zak Brown has claimed F1 is in a “healthier” place without Christian Horner after accusing the ex-Red Bull boss of “crossing the line.”