Cespedes homer spree fuels Mets past Giants in San Francisco
Yoenis Cespedes belted two long homers and an RBI double in his return from the disabled list as the Mets beat the Giants 9-5. Alejandro De Aza added a three-run shot, Bartolo Colon allowed two runs in 6 1/3 innings, and New York improved after a rough stretch while San Francisco dropped to 11-22 after the All-Star break.
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Rays rout Rangers as Odorizzi shines in win
Evan Longoria and Luke Maile homered for the Rays who beat the Rangers 8-2 in St. Petersburg. Jake Odorizzi earned his fifth win since the All-Star break, improving to 8-5, while Adrian Beltre and Elvis Andrus each collected two hits for Texas. The Rays scored in the first two innings off A J Griffin, with Maile and Duffy driving in runs, and Longoria hitting his 28th homer in the sixth.
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Newton Leads Panthers Past Titans In Preseason
Cam Newton threw for 162 yards and led two scoring drives as the Carolina Panthers beat the Tennessee Titans 26-16 in a storm-delayed preseason game in Nashville. Newton completed 8 of 12 passes, including a 93‑yard opening series highlighted by Ted Ginn Jr.’s 61‑yard catch and sprint to the end zone. Marcus Mariota went 9 of 10 for 104 yards with a TD and an interception, guiding three Titans series and a 23‑yard TD pass to Harry Douglas.
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Park wins Olympic golf gold in Rio to silence doubters
Inbee Park, slowed by a thumb injury, shot a 5-under 66 to win Olympic gold at Rio, finishing five strokes ahead of Lydia Ko. Park, who faced questions about her form and retirement, said the win proves she can still compete at the highest level.
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