Blue Jays select left-handed pitcher Cole Carlon in 1st round with 39th pick in MLB draft
The Toronto Blue Jays drafted left-hander Cole Carlon out of Arizona State University with the 39th pick of the first round in the MLB draft on Saturday.
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Former Chelsea owner and chairman Ken Bates dies aged 94
Former Chelsea owner and chairman Ken Bates has died at the age of 94, the club have announced.
No-hitters aren't easy to pull off, even for pitchers like the Jays' Dylan Cease who've thrown them before
Dylan Cease came within three outs of a no-hitter this week, but fell just short of the feat that only one pitcher has ever accomplished for Toronto.
Iguodala: LeBron's interest in Warriors a testament to 'great' Curry's stature - ESPN
LAS VEGAS — A decade after Kevin Durant signed with the Golden State Warriors in an all-time «if you can't beat them, join them» move, LeBron James is contemplating a similar relocation.
Blue Jays star Braydon Fisher's father, Normand Fisher, dies during the team's California road trip at 65
Braydon Fisher's father, Normand Fisher, died after suffering a stroke following a visit with high school friends in California. He was 65. (This video contains AI-assisted content)
Logan Webb deletes X account after lashing out at reporter, Giants fans following embarrassing loss
The San Francisco Giants are facing a massive media firestorm after three pitchers wrote a Bible verse on their Pride Night caps
World Cup brings fans joy, torment and lifelong memories
July 10 : For four weeks, fans young and old have painted their faces, donned their national colours, roared their support in stadiums and fan zones and ridden the wave of emotions only a World Cup can bring. But this one has been bigger than ever before, bringing more teams and supporters to the mix, and pitting them in nail-biting encounters that have created new heroes and fresh milestones for well-loved stars.
Dodgers will again visit White House to celebrate World Series championship, official says
Los Angeles Dodgers' Freddie Freeman shared his emotions after winning 2025 World Series against the Toronto Blue Jays.