Mariners outfielder Victor Robles injured his left shoulder and was carted off after a dazzling catch in the ninth inning of a loss to the Giants.
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Dempsey, former NCAA president, dies at age 92
Cedric Dempsey, the former NCAA president who helped turn Arizona into a national power as athletic director before leading the national organization through key years of transition and growth, died Saturday at age 92.
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‘What the heck have we done?’ Inside 48 hours of torpedo bat madness
From a comment on a Yankees broadcast to a rush of new bat orders, here’s how MLB’s hottest trend took off.
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Brunson makes return as Knicks take on Suns
Jalen Brunson returned to the Knicks’ lineup Sunday against the Suns after spraining his right ankle a month ago.
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Pegula overpowers Kenin to win Charleston Open
Top seed Jessica Pegula put in a strong performance to overcome Sofia Kenin 6-3, 7-5 and win the Charleston Open on Sunday.
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Florida opens as slim favorite over Houston
The Florida Gators opened as a slim 1.5-point favorite over Houston heading into the men’s college basketball national championship.
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Charleston Open to pay men, women equal in ’26
The Charleston Open, a WTA-500 and ATP-500 level event, said it would pay equal prize money to women and men starting in 2026.
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SGA scores 20 points in 70th straight, passing MJ
Thunder star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander reached 20 points for the 70th straight game, surpassing Michael Jordan for the fourth-longest single-season streak in NBA history.
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Alonso: There’s no one like ‘magical’ Verstappen
Fernando Alonso was left in awe watching Max Verstappen’s “magical” pole position lap at the Japanese Grand Prix.
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Sainz handed penalty for impeding Hamilton
Williams driver Carlos Sainz will start the Japanese Grand Prix from 15th after being handed a three-place drop for blocking Lewis Hamilton in qualifying.