After signing a superstar but losing a pop star, the Mets aim to make Citi Field twist again like it did last summer.
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Rockies turn team’s first triple play since 2015
The Rockies turned a 5-4-3 triple play in the second inning of Saturday’s game against the A’s, the fifth triple play in franchise history and their first since 2015.
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‘I guess I have to think of some new goals now’: Inside Mirra Andreeva’s meteoric rise in 2025
Mirra Andreeva predicted she’d win her first 1000-level tournament this year. In February she did it — and since then she’s surpassed all expectations.
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IPL 2025 Orange Cap and Purple Cap leaderboards – Starc back in second spot
There was one significant change after Saturday’s double-header even though the leaders remain the same
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Queen, projected top-10 pick, to enter NBA draft
Maryland center Derik Queen, who is projected as the No. 10 pick in ESPN’s latest mock draft, told “SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt” that he will enter the NBA draft.
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Skenes: Pirates’ 2-7 start on players, not brass
Pirates ace Paul Skenes, the National League Rookie of the Year, told reporters that Pittsburgh’s slow start needs to be attributed to the players, “the ones playing,” and not the club’s management, despite the latter being the target of the fans’ ire.
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ATP chairman Gaudenzi to add interim CEO role
ATP Chairman Andrea Gaudenzi will add the role of chief executive officer to his duties on an interim basis when current CEO Massimo Calvelli departs the tour for another job at the end of June.
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‘A big deal’: Pistons climb from worst to playoffs
One year after finishing with the worst record in the NBA, the Pistons are going to the playoffs for the first time since 2018-19 in a historic turnaround.