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NEW YORK — Yankees designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton left Saturday night's 8-3 win over the Atlanta Braves because of left hamstring tightness.
NEW YORK — Breanna Stewart had 33 points, 7 assists and 6 blocks to help the Liberty beat the Los Angeles Sparks 98-88 on Saturday.
A storybook Stanley Cup win is there for the Edmonton Oilers.
Texas Rangers right-hander Max Scherzer said he will make his season debut on Sunday against the visiting Kansas City Royals.
Julian Edelman responded to Tom Brady’s comments from earlier this week, "I want the best players to touch the ball early." He reflects with Colin Cowherd on his time as a Patriot dealing with nerves, injuries, and practicing.
USA's vice-captain Aaron Jones, Sunny Patel and Chaitanya Bishnoi are set to feature in the upcoming second Major League Cricket (MLC) 2024, which begins on July 5. Following the mammoth interest in the T20 World Cup and America's success, three MLC teams—Los Angeles Knight Riders, MI New York, and Seattle Orcas had a roster place available, providing the opportunity for undrafted domestic players to secure a place on a team roster in the upcoming tournament. The draft order was randomly determined on June 18, and teams were given 48 hours to strategize and finalize any internal discussions before the supplementary draft occurred.
Pakistan's disastrous T20 World Cup campaign in the USA has expectedly triggered a backlash against the players, who are being criticised for taking their families along, even as their beleaguered cricket board mulled invoking a new defamation law to tackle "unsubstantiated claims and reports". According to a local media report, apart from the nearly 34 players, support staff, and officials who were part of the national squad in the USA, the team hotel was teeming with around 26 to 28 family members of the players.