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LOS ANGELES — A.J. Minter, a lefty reliever who has made a living taming the game's most menacing left-handed sluggers, threw a 94 mph fastball right down the middle to Shohei Ohtani in Sunday's eighth inning and paid a heavy price. What followed was one of the most prodigious home runs of Ohtani's career — a 111 mph, 464-foot drive into the deepest portion of center field at Dodger Stadium.
NEW YORK — Hurricanes defenseman Tony DeAngelo heard often vulgar chants from New York Rangers fans during Carolina's 4-3 Game 1 loss on Sunday, especially when his first-period penalty led to a critical power-play goal.
Miami transfer Norchad Omier, the best frontcourt player available in the portal, announced his commitment to Baylor on Sunday night.
KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Kyle Larson came around Chris Buescher on the final lap and banged doors with him all the way to the finish line Sunday, where he was declared the winner of the Cup Series race by officials at Kansas Speedway in the closest finish in NASCAR history.
With the first round of the NBA playoffs in the books, it's time to rerank the biggest threats to win this year's Larry O'Brien trophy.
Running back Duke Johnson announced his retirement Sunday after playing eight seasons in the NFL.
Paul Skenes, considered the top pitching prospect in baseball, has been lighting up opposing hitters in Triple-A. But the future Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander went through a rite of passage Sunday, allowing his first home run as a pro.
The second round of the 2024 Stanley Cup playoffs starts Sunday when the Carolina Hurricanes head to Madison Square Garden to take on the Presidents' Trophy-winning New York Rangers.