Stroman dominates as Blue Jays rout Yankees 8-3
Marcus Stroman pitched eight innings allowing one run and three hits to lift the Toronto Blue Jays over the New York Yankees 8-3 in the Bronx. Adam Lind returned to the lineup with a three run homer while Dioner Navarro added two RBIs as Lindy drives in four. Chase Whitley gave up eight runs in 3 1 3 innings for New York, Teixeira homered off Stroman for the Yankees lone tally.
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Manning backs Butch Jones as Tennessee grows
Peyton Manning praised Butch Jones during a Knoxville visit for his charity golf event. He said he is a big fan, expects the Volunteers to improve, plans to work out with the team and speak to quarterbacks Justin Worley Joshua Dobbs and Nathan Peterman, and discussed his own NFL future.
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Carmelo Anthony weighs free agency after Knicks bid
New York AP reports Carmelo Anthony loves being a Knick but will explore free agency after informing the team of his contract termination deadline. He can negotiate with other teams starting July 1, with potential $25 million more in New York but a priority to contend for championships. Anthony averaged 27.4 points and 8.1 rebounds last season.
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Hockey Hall of Fame to Induct Four Players
Detroit AP reports Dominik Hasek Mike Modano Peter Forsberg and Rob Blake will join the Hockey Hall of Fame, with Bill McCreary and Pat Burns also enshrined. Inductions set for November 17 in Toronto. The quartet span four countries in childhood and reflect growing global reach.
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Neymar double leads Brazil past Cameroon to top Group A
Neymar scored twice as Brazil beat Cameroon 4 1 in Recife to clinch top spot in Group A and reach the knockout stage, with Fred and Fernandinho adding second half goals as Brazil marked its 100th World Cup match. Mexico joined in advancing after a 3 0 win over Croatia, with Marquez Guardado and Hernandez scoring in the second half.
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