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For second consecutive start, Shohei Ohtani opens with a leadoff home run
A night after taking a pitch to the hand, Shohei Ohtani opened his start with a scoreless inning and a home run.
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‘Ninja Warrior’ obstacle course at 2028 L.A. Olympics? It could happen under new deal
Obstacle racing will replace equestrian show jumping for the 2028 Summer Games as part of a reworked modern pentathlon lineup.
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Adam Silver on NBA’s flopping concerns: ‘Players are taught to sell calls’
Speaking on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Wednesday, Silver also addressed tanking, team building and NBA officiating.
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Behind Ian Happ’s monster night, Cubs snap brutal 10-game losing streak
The Cubs are still four games over .500 (30-26) and hanging in a division race where every club in the NL Central is also above .500.
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After Dodgers prospect’s injury, Double A team reportedly suspends bat dog program
Kendall George’s injury was a freak accident at time when bat dogs have become a popularized trend in minor league baseball.
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Greg Sankey says SEC ‘strongest football league by far’ despite national title drought
The SEC commissioner pushed back on the notion that the Big Ten has claimed college football supremacy.
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Chargers QB Justin Herbert is back in the building and 6 other takeaways from OTAs
Herbert missed recent voluntary workouts to attend his girlfriend Madison Beer’s music tour in Europe, but was back for the start of OTAs.
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Eagles QB Jalen Hurts talks A.J. Brown, preparing for new offense without him
The Eagles QB expands on transitioning under yet another new offensive coordinator, this time without a key piece at WR.
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Kyler Murray-J.J. McCarthy QB competition feels manufactured as Vikings begin OTAs
Murray and McCarthy got a similar number of practice reps Wednesday, but the former No. 1 pick carried himself like the starter.
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President Trump, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, trade jabs over Knicks knowledge
New York’s governor sought to question Trump’s knowledge of the Knicks with a trivia question, but the effort backfired.
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