Royals edge Cubs in slugfest behind Pasquantino multi-homer
Kansas City tops Chicago 8-4 at Wrigley as Vinnie Pasquantino hit two of the Royals four two run homers and doubled in a 3-for-4 effort. Salvador Perez and Tyler Tolbert also went deep. Tolbert belted his first major league homer. Seth Lugo earned the win over Colin Rea.
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Perez quietly dazzles in Midwest League with changeup murder
Venezuelan lefty Samuel Perez defies fastball norms for Cedar Rapids Kernels, relying on two deceptive changeups to rack up outs. He earned the win in a 5 4 walkoff over Fort Wayne, improving to 3 0 with a 2.41 ERA in 24 appearances, after weathering early cold struggles by adapting his mechanics.
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Scheffler compared to Nicklaus as Portrush victory prompts memories
In Portrush Scottie Scheffler wins the Open by four shots and shares a moment with his 15 month old son Ben on the 18th green. Comparisons to Jack Nicklaus arise as the Golden Bear reflected on family first golf second. Nicklaus noted Scheffler resembles him in tee emphasis and strategic finishing.
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Venus Williams earns Cincinnati Open wild card after DC Open showing
Venus Williams 45 won in Washington and earned a wild-card entry for next month’s Cincinnati Open. She remains active as she competes in the DC Open, winning both singles and doubles rounds, becoming the second-oldest player to win a tour-level singles match behind Martina Navratilova.
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