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Mets DFA Jorge López after reliever throws glove into stands following ejection - ESPN
NEW YORK — Jorge López was cut by the struggling New York Mets on Thursday, a day after the reliever threw his glove into the stands following his ejection at Citi Field.
Chiefs' Isaiah Buggs arrested, released in animal cruelty case - ESPN
Kansas City Chiefs defensive lineman Isaiah Buggs turned himself in to the Tuscaloosa County Jail on Thursday after he allegedly mistreated two dogs.
Mets' Jorge López blames media for misconstruing words after on-field outburst
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Liverpool's Ollie Watkins decision could force answer to major Manchester United transfer question
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‘Change is needed’: Manchester pub responds as new rebrand divides opinion amongst locals
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Norwich appoint 35-year-old Thorup as head coach
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Before Oklahoma ruled the WCWS, Omaha wore softball's crown - ESPN
The Oklahoma Sooners are back in Oklahoma City this week for the Women's College World Series and a possible four-peat. Around 13,000 fans will pack Devon Park. Social media will be buzzing about Jayda Coleman's wall-crashing catches and coach Patty Gasso's dugout maneuvers. It wasn't always this way. In 1975, the year the Sooners' program was born, Oklahoma was eliminated after just two games in front of a smattering of observers at a place called Dill Field in Omaha. There was no NIL or tailgating; the '75 national champions celebrated at a local pizza parlor and drank beer afterward on their own dime. Five decades later, the WCWS has morphed into a nationally televised event that draws 2 million viewers for the finals and showcases some of the best women's athletes in the country. This is the story of coach Connie Claussen and the 1975 Women's College World Series champions, the University of Nebraska at Omaha Maverettes.