WNBA resumes as U S women keep Olympic glory in focus
The United States women’s basketball team secured an eighth straight Olympic gold in Paris, signaling a tight sprint to the playoffs as the WNBA resumes after a month break. As teams push 14 to 16 games, New York Liberty lead a crowded chase with Connecticut Sun, Minnesota Lynx, Seattle Storm, and Las Vegas Aces hot on their heels.
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WNBA schedule and MVP chatter highlight playoff race
The Mercury face top contenders Phoenix at Indiana and Chicago at Los Angeles among six games vs teams above .500 as playoff drama builds. Diana Taurasi Brittney Griner and Kahleah Cooper lead a fast moving scene with MVP hopefuls including Wilson fa cy. Caitlin Clark fuels Indiana Fever turnaround while Angel Reese pursues double doubles and rookie awards.
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Matthews wins MLB debut for Twins in Kansas City
Zebby Matthews, 24, earned the victory in five innings for the Minnesota Twins against the Kansas City Royals after rising from Cedar Rapids Kernels to Double-A Wichita and Triple-A Saint Paul. Coaches Jonas Levin and A.J. Angulo praised his work ethic and control as he transitioned from high-A to the majors this season.
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Witt powers Royals past Twins for 4-1 win in Minneapolis
Witt Jr homered on a pitch high outside the strike zone for his 24th of the year to stake Kansas City to a 2-0 lead. DeJong fueled the offense with a pair of hits including a homer, driving in two as he neared 20 long balls. Cole Ragans earned the win with seven scoreless innings, aiding Kansas City to avoid a series sweep.
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Scheffler Leads PGA Playoffs With No. 1 Seed
Scottie Scheffler enters the FedEx Cup playoffs as the top seed after a season that included the Masters victory and Olympic gold. The playoffs begin at the St. Jude Championship, with 70 players vying for a path to the BMW Championship and Tour Championship. NASCAR also ruled Austin Dillon’s Richmond win does not count toward playoff eligibility, though the win stands for points. In Wisconsin, Tyler Van Dyke was named starting quarterback, beating Braedyn Locke after Tanner Mordecai’s injury.
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