Guardians to start home opener following total solar eclipse - ESPN
CLEVELAND — The Guardians will throw the first pitch at their 2024 home opener after the earth, moon and sun align.
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Rybakina, Swiatek power into Qatar Open semi-finals, Osaka falls
:Third seed Elena Rybakina took time to get going but secured a 6-4 6-2 victory over Leylah Fernandez to reach the semi-finals of the Qatar Open on Thursday and stay on track for her third title of the season.
Safety checks cause train delays and cancellations during rush hour on main Welsh line
Commuters travelling on trains between Swansea and Carmarthen were delayed on Thursday evening as a safety inspection took place on the track at Llanelli, blocking the line.
Tracking Tiger Woods at the Genesis Invitational - ESPN
Tiger Woods is back in action at the Genesis Invitational as a playing host, his first competitive rounds in 2024. Woods' last appearance was at the Hero World Challenge in the Bahamas last December, where he finished 18th out of 20. That was his first event since withdrawing from the 2023 Masters and having surgery to fuse his ankle.
Columbus Blue Jackets fire GM Kekalainen during his 11th season
Former New York Islanders captain and Stanley Cup champion Mark Streit spoke to Fox News Digital about the potential of 2023 top overall draft pick Connor Bedard.
Hundreds by Rohit and Jadeja help India weather early wobble v England
RAJKOT, India :Captain Rohit Sharma and middle-order batter Ravindra Jadeja smashed defiant hundreds to drag India out of the doldrums and into a comfortable 326 for five on the opening day of the third test against England on Thursday.
Haughey eases into 100m freestyle semis at Doha
DOHA : Olympic silver medallist Siobhan Haughey eased into the semi-finals of the women's 100 metres freestyle in Doha on Thursday, a day after becoming Hong Kong's first swimming world champion with her 200m win.
Khelo India Winter Games 2024: Talent, Hope Aplenty But What's Next For Ice Skaters?
India's top skaters believe the start of the Khelo India Winter Games in Ladakh could be a gamechanger for ice-sports although a lot remains to be done. Shruti Kotwal, India's first professional long track skater based in the United States, and Akash Aradhya, a veteran in short-track sprinting, feel the recently concluded KIWG at Leh held out significant promises for skaters with long-term aspiration. In ice-skating, Kotwal and Aradhya, have been there, done that and are seeing the transformation of winter sports in India.