Voit's three run shot powers Yankees past Mets in Subway Series opener
Luke Voit blasted a tiebreaking three run homer off Zack Wheeler as the Yankees built a five run fourth inning to beat the Mets 12-5 in New York. Gio Urshela added four RBIs, Gary Sanchez hit his 20th homer, and Masahiro Tanaka earned the win.
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Koepka Seeks U S Open Record Amid Pebble Beach Spotlight
Brooks Koepka faces long odds to win a third straight U S Open and match Willie Anderson’s 104 year streak. He vents after a Fox Sports promo omits him, claims public focus grows, and notes Tiger Woods dominates attention at Pebble Beach while Koepka pursues majors run unmatched since golden era.
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Penske and Gibbs Lead NASCAR Top Series Duel
NASCAR's Cup field is a two team battle as Penske and Gibbs share 14 of 15 wins. Joey Logano secured Michigan victory giving Penske five Cup wins this season and the series leader, with Truex and Busch among Gibbs' top rivals. The two teams dominated the race with four of the six top spots and Logano credited a strong pole position for strategic advantage.
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Chara Quiet Leader Faces Game 7 as Bruins Reach Finale
Zdeno Chara, bloodied but unbowed, returns for Boston in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final after a jawline incident. Bruins captain, 42, aims to lead by action, not words, as Boston seeks a championship against the Blues.
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Sweet Feet Sarrett takes Steelers line coach role
Steelers line coach Shaun Sarrett explains the origin of his Sweet Feet nickname tied to a Kent State drill not boxing. He recalls the moment Mike Tomlin offered him the job to replace Hall of Famer Mike Munchak and reflects on the surreal path to NFL coaching and staying in Pittsburgh.
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