Three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer has agreed to return to the Blue Jays for his 19th season, a source confirmed to ESPN.
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Hamilton expects strong year, ‘DNA’ in this Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton said he heads into 2026 “personally in the best place” he’s been in a long time with a Ferrari car which he feels has more of his “DNA” in its design.
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✍️ Handing out offseason grades for all 30 teams
Now that spring training and preparation for the 2026 season are underway, let’s hand out offseason report cards for every club.
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‘You’re looking at a Ferrari’: Introducing Konnor Griffin, MLB’s next teenage superstar
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Asa Tribe, Calvin Harrison shine as Lions romp to nine-wicket win
Pakistan Shaheens skittled for 152 before England Lions knock off target inside 25 overs
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Buttler ‘in a rut’ but gets Brook’s backing for semi-finals
“There’s been a lot said about Jos,” Brook said before saying Buttler was “probably the best white-ball player to have ever played the game”
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Explained: F1’s 24-race future from 2026 onwards
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Mets to start righty Peralta in opener vs. Pirates
Mets manager Carlos Mendoza says the team is planning to start newly acquired Freddy Peralta on the mound for New York’s March 26 season opener against the the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Sixth bowler a worry for India, say Kumble and du Plessis
Anil Kumble feels that on flat pitches, India would ideally want the “comfort of playing eight batters, rather than going in with seven and five specialist bowlers”
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Pakistan face stiff but straightforward equation for semi-final qualification
Can they rise to put up a performance they almost never have in a T20 World Cup?