Poor fielding and hitting undoing Blue Jays' playoff push after all-star break
Leadoff hitter Yandy Diaz lofted a deep fly ball to the Rogers Centre's warning track with Toronto Blue Jays centre-fielder Daulton Varsho easily tracking it down.
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Elliot Anderson sends Manchester United a message after completing City move
Elliot Anderson has declared Manchester City the “kings of Manchester” after completing his £116million move from Nottingham Forest.
Rapid extend NSL unbeaten streak to 8 matches, edging Wild FC
Ottawa Rapid FC extended its unbeaten run in the Northern Super League to eight straight games with a 2-1 win over host Calgary Wild FC on Wednesday.
Defending champion Johnson-Thompson withdraws from Commonwealth Games
July 23 : Defending heptathlon champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson has pulled out of the Commonwealth Games, which begin in Glasgow later on Thursday, as she continues her recovery from injury and prioritises next month's European Championships.
Betting the 3M Open: Birdies will fly at TPC Twin Cities - ESPN
The PGA heads to TPC Twin Cities in Minnesota for the 3M Open. The course is listed at 7,451 yards, but effectively can play closer to 7,200 because players can cut corners and fly hazards. The greens are large and the winning score is usually closer to 20 under (unless weather becomes a factor). With water on 12 of the 18 holes, if you keep the ball out of penalty areas, expect birdies everywhere.
MLB Power Rankings Week 17: Fast-rising Red Sox jump into top 10 - ESPN
There wasn't a lot of movement in our first power rankings after the All-Star break, except for one surging team that's making a splash in the American League: Boston.
Caitlin Clark picks up technical foul over 'scoreboard' taunt, nears one-game suspension
Host of 'The Sage Steele Show' Sage Steele criticizes WNBA officiating and its impact on Caitlin Clark. She argues the league's mishandling of Clark and consistent no-calls for egregious fouls are detrimental to the sport.
Mexico Icon Guillermo Ochoa Retires, Joins Messi And Ronaldo In Rare Feat
Mexico icon Guillermo Ochoa has officially announced his retirement from active competition, bringing the curtain down on a remarkable 22-year career that saw him become a global cult hero. The 41-year-old shot-stopper featured across six different World Cup tournaments, a feat matched only by Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.