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Gerrit Cole’s next stop in his rehabilitation assignment is PNC Field in Moosic. The New York Yankees ace and 2023 American League Cy Young Award winner is expected to pitch for the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders against the Syracuse Mets on Saturday at 6:05 p.m. Cole has made five rehab starts —
Here's the latest on Diaz's role in Puerto Rican cockfighting and the potential fallout from his involvement.
MINFORD — Same song, different verse. That’s been the story of the Wheelersburg boys and girls track and field programs all season, who have operated like a runaway freight train in 2026. The train kept fully functioning on its track toward greater hardware this past week, as the Wheelersburg boys a
Inter are monitoring Atalanta winger Marco Palestra as a potential successor to Denzel Dumfries, with the Dutchman’s future set to be shaped by both his World Cup performances and a €25 million re...
Pacer Arshdeep Singh faces renewed criticism following a sharp social media retort to a fan questioning his Punjab Kings affiliation. This controversy follows an earlier uproar over alleged remarks about teammate Tilak Varma's skin tone. These incidents intensify scrutiny on the bowler's onl
In a recent interview with SpilXperten, Italian transfer expert Gianluca Di Marzio has shared an update on Kasper Hogh. Celtic remain keen on the Bodo/Glimt star but might face competition from Hearts...
It certainly sounded like a hot mic caught Ozzie Guillen in a not so safe for work moment during Thursday’s Chicago White Sox broadcast. With a runner on second and nobody out in the eighth inning, White Sox catcher Edgar Quero struck out just as play-by-play announcer John Schriffen was throwing it
May 15—Carter Graham didn't try to intimidate the pitcher with a home-run stare in the sixth inning. With two on and trailing by a run, Graham's thoughts were quite the opposite. "This week I haven't been crushing it the way I have the last couple weeks, so I was just thinking small
May 15—Franklin blasted five home runs on the way to a 13-2 win against Chaminade Julienne in the Division III softball tournament on Thursday, May 14. Adrian Allen's long ball was a grand slam that ended the game in the fifth inning for the Wildcats. Allen set two school records in the process,