The Astros hope to learn more later this week about the health of All-Star closer Josh Hader, who is continuing to recover from a shoulder injury suffered in August.
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Lewis Hamilton: Will this be his last F1 season? What are his, Ferrari’s hopes for 2026?
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Aston Martin reveal 2026 livery, 1st under Newey
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D-backs’ Saalfrank (shoulder) to miss 2026 season
Arizona Diamondbacks left-handed pitcher Andrew Saalfrank will miss the season after shoulder surgery, the team confirmed on Monday.
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Villanova’s Willard jabs at pro-Maryland hecklers
Kevin Willard called out Maryland fans who heckled the Villanova coach throughout Saturday’s game at Georgetown.
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Formula 1 in 2026: Race calendar, preseason testing dates, full schedule as new rules begin
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F1 champion Norris hungry for 2nd title
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Piastri expects ‘Papaya Rules’ to continue in 2026
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