The White Sox are going to rest Luis Robert Jr. for a couple days to give the slumping slugger more room to work on some changes at the plate.
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Back from injury, Phils’ Harper homers in 1st AB
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Grading how every SEC basketball team performed in 2024-25
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What does a lap of Monaco in a McLaren feel like? Restrained
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Piastri on Spain win: Weekend I was looking for
Formula 1 championship leader Oscar Piastri said winning Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix was just what he needed.
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Ohio State lands commitment in Tyler Herro’s brother, Myles Herro
The younger brother of the Miami Heat star is headed to Ohio State next season.
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OF Carter back for Rangers after quad strain
The Rangers activated outfielder Evan Carter, who had been on the injured list since May 18 with a strained right quad, ahead of their series opener against the Rays on Tuesday night.
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Snitker eager to reunite with former boss González
Braves manager Brian Snitker is excited about reuniting with new third-base coach Fredi González, his boss in Atlanta from 2011 to 2013.
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Casas living ‘worst nightmare’ with Red Sox rehab
BOSTON — Triston Casas isn’t happy about having to watch the remainder of the Boston Red Sox’s season following season-ending knee surgery. But he’s ready to attack the rehab from his second major injury in two years head on.
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Baker sees value in expanding March Madness
NCAA president Charlie Baker sees value in expanding the NCAA tournament by a handful of teams and wants to reach a decision in the next few months.