Guardians pitcher Luis Ortiz appeared in federal court Monday on charges accusing him and teammate Emmanuel Clase of taking bribes to help associates in their native Dominican Republic win prop bets placed on pitches they threw.
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Mansolino joins Braves as new third-base coach
Former Orioles interim manager Tony Mansolino was hired Friday as third-base coach of the Braves under new manager Walt Weiss.
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No. 1 Houston leapfrogs Purdue in AP Top 25 poll
Houston was No. 1 in the AP Top 25 poll released Monday, swapping spots with Purdue by earning three more points overall.
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Men’s AP Top 25 poll reaction: What to know about every team
The first in-season men’s AP Top 25 poll for 2025-26 is out. Here’s what next for every team in the standings.
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Naseem Shah to remain with Pakistan squad despite attack at family residence
Fast bowler will stay with the squad and is expected to take full part in the series as required
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Reverse swing on the cards in Kolkata for India vs South Africa Test
The black-soil pitch is already devoid of any live grass four days before the first Test
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Talk less! Ferrari chief’s plea to Hamilton, Leclerc
Ferrari president John Elkann has said drivers Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc should “focus on driving and talk less.”
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‘Sensational’ Verstappen hails Red Bull turnaround
After delivering yet another legendary Interlagos drive, one labelled “sensational” by Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies, Max Verstappen was quick to praise his team
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⚾ All-October team: Stars who ruled the playoffs
From playoff breakouts to World Series heroes, here’s a full squad of players who shined brightest under the postseason lights.
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Dodgers’ Vesia says baby daughter died Oct. 26
Dodgers reliever Alex Vesia, who missed the World Series because of what the team said at the time was a “deeply personal family matter,” said Friday that his daughter, Sterling, died Oct. 26.