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Gunning for history, back-to-back champion Pete Alonso will start his pursuit of a third title as the No. 2 seed in the 2022 Home Run Derby on Monday night at Dodgers Stadium.
Bryce Harper will be sidelined indefinitely with a broken left thumb after he was hit by a pitch from Blake Snell in Philadelphia’s 4-2 victory over the San Diego Padres on Saturday night.
The former winger started his career at Easter Road after being spotted by Alex Miller while playing for Hutchison Vale. He spent six years in the first team before making a 1998 switch to Derby County for £300,000 a month into the First Division season following the club’s relegation the campaign prior.
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Olympic champions Matty Lee and Jack Laugher will lead a 14-strong British Diving team at the World Aquatics Championships in Budapest this month. They will be joined by a blend of veterans and up-coming talent at the Duna Arena from the 18th June to 3rd July.
Harper Beckham has proven she takes after her famous father when it comes to her love for sports.The adorable ten year old, who cuddled up to her bunny Coco in a sweet Easter snap, was taken to watch the Miami Heat versus Atlanta Hawks in the NBA basketball first-round playoff series on Tuesday. And doting father David Beckham took to Instagram on Wednesday as he shared a video of his youngest screaming in delight and jumping for joy during the tense game.
Joe Harper has warned Aberdeen 's under-performing stars that you are never too good to go down.
Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi has insisted children are not 'snowflakes' and should be allowed to read books featuring racial slurs. He warned against creating 'false filters' for pupils, arguing that 'those in a position of responsibility should be teaching young minds how to think, not what to think'.