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May

06
Dodgers return home to face Braves

The Los Angeles Dodgers will return to the more predictable comforts of home Monday, which could pose a challenge for an Atlanta Braves team that feels it might have some of the answers it has been looking for early in the season. The Dodgers and Braves last met in the National League Division Series last October, won by the Dodgers in four games, and the teams will get together for the first time in 2019 on Monday night at Dodger Stadium. Los Angeles enters after a crushing 8-5 defeat at San Diego on Sunday, when pinch hitter Hunter Renfroe hit a game-ending grand slam. […]

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May

03
Antetokounmpo, Irving ready as Bucks-Celtics hits Game 3

Irving and Antetokounmpo traded big games when the Boston Celtics and Milwaukee Bucks split decisions in Milwaukee to open their Eastern Conference semifinal playoff series. Now the scene shifts to Boston for Game 3 on Friday night, with the best-of-seven having become a best-of-five and the fourth-seeded Celtics holding the home-court advantage over the top-seeded Bucks. “This is what I signed up for,” Irving insisted to reporters at practice during the two days off between games. “This is what Boston traded for me for: being able to go back in the trenches, get ready for another battle. “You know, this […]

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May

02
Indians RHP Kluber hit by liner, fractures forearm

Corey Kluber got hit hard again, and the last line drive really hurt. The struggling Cleveland Indians right-hander broke his right forearm when he was hit by a comebacker during a 4-2 loss to the Miami Marlins on Wednesday night. Kluber (2-3) was struck by Brian Anderson’s liner in the fifth inning. “It looked ugly,” Indians manager Terry Francona said. Kluber’s arm was placed in a cast, and he’ll be re-evaluated in Cleveland on Thursday. The Indians will have a better idea at that point of how long he might be out. “It stinks, you know?” teammate Roberto Perez said. “He’s our ace. We’re […]

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May

01
Popovich expected to sign 3 year deal

San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich is expected to sign a three-year deal once he formally commits to return to the sideline, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. Wojnarowksi added the extension would keep Popovich as the highest-paid coach in the league. While a multi-year contract would give Popovich the ability to coach beyond 2019-20, Wojnarowski noted the 70-year-old coach would continue to go on a year-to-year basis. “I’m currently in negotiations and could very well end up with either the Portofino Flyers or the Positano Pirates (or the Spurs),” Popovich joked. “I think it’s like one-third Positano, one-third Portofino and one-third San Antonio. So, […]

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April

30
Browns to add undrafted Scottish punter

The Browns are signing undrafted Scottish free agent punter Jamie Gillan from Arkansas-Pine Bluff, a person familiar with the decision tells The Associated Press. The Browns brought Gillan in for a workout before the NFL draft. They plan to sign him later this week and have him in camp to compete with starting punter Britton Colquitt, according to the person who spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity Monday because Gillan still must pass a physical before signing. Gillan caught Cleveland’s attention — and other teams’ as well — after averaging 43.4 yards per punt last season. He was born in England […]

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April

29
Rockies visit Brewers for first time since NLDS

The last time the Colorado Rockies came to Miller Park, they were riding a National League wild-card win and brimming with confidence. The Milwaukee Brewers ripped that confidence away with a sweep in the NL Divisional Series last October. The Rockies are returning to Milwaukee for the first time since the playoffs, and again they are brimming with confidence. After a 3-12 start, Colorado has turned things around and is coming off an impressive series in Atlanta. The Rockies nearly got the sweep of the three-game series, but the Braves rallied to win Sunday. Colorado has still won 10 of […]

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April

26
Yankees acquire Maybin in trade with Indians

The New York Yankees added a veteran to their ailing outfield Thursday by acquiring Cameron Maybin in a trade with the Cleveland Indians, according to YES Network’s Jack Curry. The deal comes after New York placed outfielder Clint Frazier on the 10-day injured list Thursday with an ankle sprain. New York has 13 players on the IL, including outfielders Frazier, Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton, Aaron Hicks and Jacoby Ellsbury. With so many outfielders on the IL, the Yankees currently only have two full-time outfielders on their active roster in Brett Gardner and Mike Tauchman. Utility man Tyler Wade is also capable of playing the outfield. The […]

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April

25
Vlad Jr. to join Jays, make MLB debut on Friday

For Vladimir Guerrero Jr., the long wait is over. Well, as long a wait as it could be for a precocious 20-year-old who also just happens to be the best player in the minor leagues. The Toronto Blue Jays have announced the son of Hall of Famer Vladimir Guerrero will make his major-league debut Friday at Rogers Centre against the Oakland A’s. Guerrero, who hit a combined .381 with 20 home runs and 78 RBI last season at four minor-league levels, was expected to spend some time in the minors this season to allow the Blue Jays to keep him under […]

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April

24
Stewart signs 1-day deal to retire with Panthers

Running back Jonathan Stewart has announced he is retiring from the NFL. Stewart, who spent last season with the New York Giants, signed a one-day contract Tuesday with the Carolina Panthers. Stewart spent 10 seasons with the Panthers and is the franchise’s career leading rusher with 7,318 yards. Stewart was released after the 2017 season when the Panthers opted to build the offense around Christian McCaffrey, the eighth pick of the 2017 draft. McCaffrey went on to play 91.3 percent of the snaps this past season and set an NFL single-season record for a running back with 107 catches for 867 yards in […]

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April

23
Urshela hits Yankees to 4th straight win

After the Yankees’ vaunted closer blew a 12th-inning lead, but before New York manufactured another run while striking out four times in the 14th, an Angels outfielder playing second base for the first time in his pro career dived to stop a grounder and made a fine throw to get the out at first. Out of every improbability in this epic opener of the Yankees’ West Coast trip, the identity of their offensive hero was right up there with the weirdest. Gio Urshela singled home Gleyber Torres in the 14th with his second extra-inning RBI of the night, and the […]

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