Giants' Darren Waller, 31, announces retirement from NFL
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Canada's Sarah Mitton wins shot put at Continental Tour stop in New York
Canada's world indoor champion Sarah Mitton was the sole athlete to surpass 20 metres in the women's shot put and she did so twice, throwing 20.15 and 20.07 metres to eventually win by more than a metre at the World Athletics Continental Tour stop in New York City on Sunday.
MLB players happy with London series, suggest some tweaks - ESPN
LONDON — Now that Major League Baseball has been to London three times, players have a few suggestions for future visits.
Yankees' Juan Soto will miss series finale vs. Dodgers - ESPN
NEW YORK — Star outfielder Juan Soto was out of the New York Yankees' starting lineup for the third straight game as the club prepared for its series finale against the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Mets owner Steve Cohen says fans 'have been through worse,' eyes turnaround
New York Mets owner Steve Cohen says his team can still turn around its season and fans "have been through worse."
New York fans head to India v Pakistan T20 World Cup match amid rain
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Darren Waller retires - How fantasy football TE spot changes - ESPN
Once upon a time, mighty Darren Waller was a dominant fantasy tight end for the Las Vegas Raiders, averaging 98.5 receptions, 1,170.5 receiving yards and 6 touchdowns during the 2019 and 2020 seasons. The Raiders, and fantasy managers, loved him. Waller's emergence was an inspiring one for many, as he became become a signature NFL player and Pro Bowler, certainly coveted by fantasy managers. The future looked bright.
IND vs PAK, T20 World Cup 2024: Jasprit Bumrah Shines As India Pip Pakistan In Low-Scoring Thriller
The latest chapter of the "greatest rivalry" wasn't high on quality but still provided edge of the seat action as a gritty India, guided by the redoubtable Jasprit Bumrah, went past an imploding Pakistan by six runs in a low-scoring T20 World Cup contest in New York on Sunday. The Rohit Sharma-led side suffered a mid-innings collapse on a two-paced track to be all out for an underwhelming 119 in 19 overs despite a gutsy effort from Rishabh Pant (42 off 31 balls) after being put in to bat under overcast conditions. Pakistan, who can oscillate between the sublime and ridiculous, seemed to have the game in the bag needing 48 runs off as many balls with eight wickets in hand.