After three titles and 15 wins, Álex Palou felt incomplete. Now an Indy 500 winner, that’s no longer the case.
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- Nahida Akter named Bangladesh women’s T20I captain
- Zimbabwe opt to bat; both teams unchanged
- Rain and Boland hound South Africa in Gqeberha
- Salman Agha ton, Eshan Malinga four-for as Pakistan notch 305
- Perry powers nervy Australia to 1-0 lead
- South Africa openers survive before rain returns
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Oweh withdraws from NBA draft, returning to UK
Kentucky guard Otega Oweh has withdrawn his name from the NBA draft and will return to the Wildcats for his senior season.
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Ex-St. John’s star Luis Jr. to remain in NBA draft
Former St. John’s star RJ Luis Jr., the Big East Player of the Year and a second-team All-American, is keeping his name in the NBA draft, his agent, Sam Permut of Roc Nation, told ESPN on Wednesday.
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Padres’ Sheets exits after face-planting into wall
Gavin Sheets left the Padres’ win over the Pirates after colliding face-first with the padded wall while tracking Adam Frazier’s home run in the fourth inning.
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Rockies lower bar: 9-50 start worst in modern era
The Rockies (9-50) have been swept 10 times in 20 series this season and are the third-fastest team in MLB history to the 50-loss mark.
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Peake picked for Australia A after one first-class game
Eighteen-year-old left-hander set to play against Australia A alongside the experience of Jake Weatherald and Kurtis Patterson
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Two-stop experiment doesn’t fix F1’s Monaco procession problem
F1 introduced a mandatory two-stop pit strategy to increase the jeopardy in Monaco. It didn’t work.
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McCutchen ties Clemente on Pirates’ HR list
Andrew McCutchen tied Roberto Clemente for third place on the Pittsburgh Pirates’ all-time home run list at 240 with a two-run shot.
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Padres LF Sheets leaves after colliding with wall
Gavin Sheets left the Padres’ game against the Pirates after colliding face-first with the padded wall while tracking Adam Frazier’s home run in the fourth inning.
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De La Cruz hits emotional HR after sister’s death
Reds star Elly De La Cruz insisted on playing just one day after learning of the death of his older sister, and he paid tribute to her with a towering home run.