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Sources: Angels restructure rest of Rendon deal
The Angels and Anthony Rendon have agreed to restructure the remainder of his contract, sources told ESPN.
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Verstappen to miss Norris’ trophy lift with illness
Max Verstappen will miss the FIA’s end-of-season trophy presentation due to illness, Red Bull has confirmed.
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Calipari bemoans state of NCAA hoops: ‘No rules’
With recent additions of players with professional experience to college teams, Arkansas coach John Calipari said Monday that without new rules, the sport will lose high school players.
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Rossouw 42, Subrayen three-for guide Super Kings home in low-scoring encounter
Subrayen’s wickets restricted Super Giants to 86, a total that proved too little despite Super Kings’ hiccup in the powerplay
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Sources: Ricciardo gave Verstappen No. 3 approval
Max Verstappen will race with the No. 3 formerly belonging to Daniel Ricciardo in 2026, a deviation from his old career racing number of 33.
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Reds, OF Bleday reach agreement on 1-year deal
The Reds and outfielder JJ Bleday have reached agreement on a one-year contract. The former No. 4 overall pick spent the past three seasons with the Athletics.