The Toronto Blue Jays acquired outfielder Jesús Sánchez from the Houston Astros for outfielder Joey Loperfido on Friday.
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Rob Walter backs NZ20, says overseas stars could ‘make competition stronger’
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F1 testing LIVE: Follow final hours as Mercedes lead Lewis Hamilton, McLaren, Max Verstappen
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Men’s Bracketology: Don’t sleep on this year’s bubble
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ATP chairman Gaudenzi reelected to third term
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Netherlands opt to bowl against USA; Kyle Klein replaces Timm van der Gugten
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Aryansh Sharma, Sohaib Khan power UAE to thrilling win over Canada
The duo added 84 of the 85 UAE needed when they joined forces at 66 for 4 in the 151-run chase
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Salt backs England to bring their ‘best version’ for Scotland clash
Opener channels spirit of 2022 triumph after West Indies defeat left them with no room for error
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Hot streaks: Biggest upcoming tests for these 11 teams
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