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PeopleOlivia Dunne Celebrates After Boyfriend Paul Skenes Is Called Up to Pitch in First MLB Game
The former LSU pitcher will make his debut on the mound May 11 against the Chicago Cubs
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Sean Burroughs, former MLB player, Little League World Series and Olympic champion, dies at 43
Sean Burroughs, a two-time Little League World Series champion who won an Olympic gold medal and went on to a major league career that was interrupted by substance abuse, has died. USA Today, citing unnamed sources, reported Burroughs died at Stearns Champions Park in Long Beach, California, where he grew up. “It is with heavy heart that I am writing this message to inform you that yesterday afternoon one of our Coaches, Sean Burroughs, tragically passed away,” Doug Wittman, president of Long Beach Little League, wrote in a statement posted on social media Friday.
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Brandel Chamblee and LIV Golf’s Anthony Kim have heated, profanity-laden exchange on social media
The gloves are off.
- Miami Herald
Florida Panthers and Boston Bruins have differing opinions on Bennett-Marchand collision
The interaction happened about three-and-a-half minutes into the first period of Florida’s win over Boston in Game 3.
- The Canadian Press
'We need to win': Maple Leafs brass hints at change after yet another playoff failure
TORONTO — Keith Pelley was reminded of the first time he watched Liverpool play up close. The Premier League giant with an illustrious soccer history in both England and Europe are followed by a rabid supporters craving success. The club's "You'll Never Walk Alone" anthem rings around its storied Anfield home at every match. Pelley saw similar passion from Toronto Maple Leafs fans this spring during a brief foray into the Stanley Cup playoffs. The Leafs' short playoff journey once again ended in
- The Canadian Press
Ron Ellis, who played over 1,000 games with Maple Leafs, dead at 79
TORONTO — Ron Ellis, who played over 1,000 games with the Toronto Maple Leafs and was a member of Canada's team at the 1972 Summit Series, has died at age 79. The Maple Leafs confirmed his death on social media Saturday and a cause of death was not given. Ellis played his entire 15-season NHL career in Toronto and had 640 points (332 goals, 308 assists) over 1,034 games. He was a four-time all-star and member of the last Maple Leafs team to win the Stanley Cup in the 1966-67 season. "We mourn th
- Yahoo Sports
Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: A hitter who should be rostered in every league is available in more than half of them
Prep for the final days of Week 6 with Dalton Del Don's latest batch of fantasy baseball waiver wire pickups!
- Miami Herald
After being savagely roasted, Tom Brady got support from his famous neighbor in Miami
‘I did fire him a message to check if he was OK’
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Is Brock Purdy really the second-best quarterback? Ranking NFL QBs by 2025 MVP odds
A recent power ranking sees Brock Purdy as the NFL's second-best quarterback. Here's where he and other starting QBs rank by 2025 MVP odds.
- The Canadian Press
Connor Bedard scores twice as Canada rallies to beat Britain 4-2 at hockey worlds
PRAGUE, Czech Republic — Connor Bedard scored twice in his world championship debut, and Canada overcame a surprise early deficit to open its title defence at the world hockey championship with a 4-2 win over newcomer Britain on Saturday. The 18-year-old Bedard, coming off a great rookie NHL season with the Chicago Blackhawks, scored twice in a four-minute span of the second period to put the Group A game in Prague out of reach. “It was a good first game, but we want to keep improving and be on
- Myrtle Beach Sun News
Watch for golf course’s gator! Golfers dodge reptiles, critters at Myrtle Beach Classic
Here’s how alligators and other unique fauna made their presence known around the Myrtle Beach Classic, the first PGA Tour golf tournament in Myrtle Beach.
- The Canadian Press
Maple Leafs captain John Tavares added to Canada's world hockey championship roster
PRAGUE, Czechia — Toronto Maple Leafs captain John Tavares has been added to the Canadian roster at the world men's hockey championship, Hockey Canada announced Friday. Tavares became available after the Leafs were eliminated by the Boston Bruins in seven games in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. It will be the fourth time Tavares has suited up for Canada at the world championship, but the first since 2012. The 33-year-old has helped Canada win gold at the 2014 Sochi Olympics and the
- Associated Press
Djokovic says he's 'fine' after being hit on the head by a water bottle
Novak Djokovic said he was “fine” after accidentally getting knocked on the head by a water bottle after a win at the Italian Open on Friday. A man was leaning over the railing to hand Djokovic a notebook for a signature and an aluminum-type water bottle fell out of his backpack and hit the top-ranked player on the top of his head. After getting hit, Djokovic placed both of his hands on his head and then curled up on the ground as a security guard shielded him.
- Yahoo Sports
The best RBs for 2024 fantasy football, according to our experts
The Yahoo Fantasy football analysts reveal their first running back rankings for the 2024 NFL season.
- Miami Herald
One’s the captain. One’s fighting to stay in the lineup. Both are sparking the Panthers
Two players with nearly polar opposite roles are both finding ways to make key impacts for the Florida Panthers in the playoffs.
- LA Times
Brenden Rice says Jerry Rice wants draft revenge: 'These guys gonna feel us'
Chargers rookie wide receiver Brenden Rice says his father, Hall of Famer Jerry Rice, isn't happy his son wasn't taken until the 225th pick of the draft.
- People
Who Is Coco Gauff Dating? What We Know About Her Private Boyfriend (No, He's Not a Tennis Player!)
Coco Gauff has been dating her boyfriend for over a year but has kept his identity private
- The Canadian Press
Santana's solo shot lifts Twins over Blue Jays 3-2 in rematch of wild-card series
TORONTO — Yusei Kikuchi wanted to start an important six-game stretch against American League rivals with some of his best pitching. Unfortunately, an efficient performance still wasn't enough as Kikuchi gave up the go-ahead home run to Carlos Santana in the fifth inning as the Minnesota Twins beat the Toronto Blue Jays 3-2 on Friday. Kikuchi said he was disappointed to lose the first game of a three-game homestand against Minnesota before the Blue Jays travel to Baltimore to face the AL East-le
- People
Jason Kelce’s Former Eagles Teammate Says He’s Been at Team Building ‘Almost Every Day’ Since Retiring
The former NFL player, 36, retired from the game back in March
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Bruins, Panthers debate legality of Sam Bennett hit on Boston star Brad Marchand
Boston Bruins captain Brad Marchand is day-to-day with an upper-body injury after a big hit from the Florida Panthers' Sam Bennett.