A deflated Charles Leclerc said it is ‘not a nice feeling’ to have reassessed expectations around Ferrari’s uncompetitive car.
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Hamilton backs Ferrari to compete for title soon
Lewis Hamilton has reaffirmed his belief Ferrari can be title contenders during his time with them, saying the media only focuses on the negatives of the team’s 2025.
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Tarleton State coach Gillispie under investigation
Tarleton State coach Billy Gillispie has been placed on temporary administrative leave as the university investigates an anonymous complaint.
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Top-25 senior Cloer commits to Wade, Wolfpack
Top-25 senior Cole Cloer has committed to NC State, he told ESPN, giving Will Wade his second top-25 recruit since taking over the Wolfpack last spring.
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Who is this year’s Mr. October? Tracking the playoff leaders so far
We go inside the numbers to keep tabs on which players are doing the best job at helping their teams win.
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Springer passes Jeter with 21st postseason HR
Toronto’s George Springer homered on the first pitch from Seattle’s Bryce Miller in the ALCS opener Sunday, moving past Derek Jeter into sole possession of fifth place on the career list with his 21st postseason home run.
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Mariners shut down Jays’ bats to steal Game 1
The Seattle Mariners beat the Toronto Blue Jays 3-1 Sunday night as they returned to the AL Championship Series for the first time in 24 years.
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Jays’ Springer leads off with 21st postseason HR
Toronto’s George Springer homered on the first pitch from Seattle’s Bryce Miller in the ALCS opener Sunday, moving past Derek Jeter into sole possession of fifth place on the career list with his 21st postseason home run.
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Gauff, Pegula to square off in first final matchup
Coco Gauff had more struggles with her serve but overcame seven double faults to beat Jasmine Paolini, while Jessica Pegula ended Aryna Sabalenka’s multiyear winning streak at the Wuhan Open.
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L.A. to start Snell in Game 1, Ohtani later in NLCS
The Dodgers will start Blake Snell in Game 1 of the NLCS and Yoshinobu Yamamoto in Game 2, meaning Shohei Ohtani will only pitch one game.