Pistons fire Monty Williams after 14-68 season
Detroit in 2023 24 season ended with an NBA worst 14 68 record as Monty Williams is relieved of duties. Pistons owner Tom Gores thanks Williams for his effort and says a new course will be charted going forward. Tennessee reaches College World Series finals after 7 2 win over Florida State to face Texas A&M or Florida. Zander Sechrist shuts down Seminoles over six innings and SEC title game set for Saturday.
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Say Hey Kid Wilie Mays Legacy At San Francisco Ballpark
In San Francisco the legendary Willie Mays remained a magnetic presence at 24 Willie Mays Plaza where his statue stands outside the stadium. He frequently hosted conversations with peers and younger players, his commanding voice and distinctive laugh echoing as he shared memories of The Catch and his 660 home runs.
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Mural Honoring Willie Mays Set for Birmingham Unveiling
In downtown Birmingham crowds prepare for the unveiling of a Willie Mays mural. Hours before the event a few cars paused for photos as onlookers captured the display of the Hall of Famer known as the Say Hey Kid.
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Reynolds delivers late homer as Pirates top Reds 1-0
Bryan Reynolds hit a go ahead eighth inning homer off Nick Martinez lifting the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 1-0 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Reynolds extended his hitting streak to 17 games, his 10th homer of the season, as Pittsburgh salvaged two of three in the series. Colin Holderman earned the win after an eighth inning relief appearance, and David Bednar notched his 16th save.
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DeChambeau targets Olympic hopes in 2028 LA Games
U S Open champion Bryson DeChambeau, sidelined from Tokyo by COVID-19 and now with LIV Golf, shifts focus to Los Angeles in 2028. He sits 10th in the Official World Golf Ranking and hopes for a different Olympic path, saying the wait will feel sweeter if he qualifies.
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