Tampa Bay Rays use all-Latin American starting lineup on Roberto Clemente Day
TORONTO — The Tampa Bay Rays started an unprecedented nine Latin American position players Thursday on Roberto Clemente Day, going on to rout the Toronto Blue Jays 11-0.
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Rays make MLB history with special lineup on Roberto Clemente Day
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For Hispanic Heritage Month, a spotlight on Roberto Clemente, sports hero and humanitarian
Mayra Flores, Mercedes Schlapp, and more discuss how current liberal policies and talking points are pushing Hispanic voters towards the Republican Party.
Watch: India Footballer's Epic Reaction To Question On Him In KBC
India goalkeeper Gurpreet Singh Sandhu took to Twitter to share a hilarious video of him reacting to a question on the popular quiz show 'Kaun Banega Crorepati', hosted by the legendary Amitabh Bachchan. On the show, one of the questions was to name the only Indian male footballer to have appeared in an UEFA Europa League direct qualifying match. The Indian goalie holds the distinction, having appeared in the competition for Norwegian club Stabaek in 2016. The four options that appeared on the show included him, iconic forward Sunil Chhetri, defender Sandesh Jhingan and midfielder Brandon Fernandes.
Prospects Willy Fañas, Keiderson Pavon suing Los Angeles Angels, alleging agreements pulled back by team
Two teenage baseball players are suing the Los Angeles Angels in a Dominican Republic court, alleging that the organization reneged on verbal agreements to sign them, a practice that has grown increasingly common amid a landscape with limited regulation by Major League Baseball.
Survey shows 46.6 million Americans plan to bet on NFL
A record 46.6 million Americans plan to bet on the NFL this season, up 3% from last year, according to survey results released Wednesday by the American Gaming Association.
Sources - Boston Red Sox reach 1-year, $10 million extension with Enrique Hernandez
Center fielder Enrique Hernández and the Boston Red Sox agreed on a one-year, $10 million contract extension Monday, keeping the 31-year-old in the city where he starred in the 2021 postseason, sources told ESPN.