Baez Earns Everyday Lineup Spot For Kernels
Nate Baez, in his breakout season with the Cedar Rapids Kernels, went 3-for-4 with two runs and an RBI as Brandon Winokur hit a walk-off single to beat Lake County 7-6 at Veterans Memorial Stadium. Baez, batting .349 with a .965 OPS and 80 walks, has moved into the three hole and is pushing for a Double-A promotion while Kernels sit 1.5 games back in the MWL Western Division. Manager Brian Meyer lauds Baez as a selfless leader who works hard and stays confident.
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Cubs Beat Reds 7-3 to Move 15 Games Over .500
Cubs top Reds 7-3 as Michael Busch homers and drives in three. Pete Crow-Armstrong collects three hits and three runs with two stolen bases as Chicago closes a 5-1 homestand. Dansby Swanson adds a run-scoring double in a win that lifts the Cubs to 37-22, 15 games above .500. Taillon improves to 5-3 with 6 1/3 innings.
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Goaltender Cameron Named 2025 USHOF Goaltender of the Year
Cedar Rapids RoughRiders add 17 year old Cameron after USA Hockey awards Goaltender of the Year for 2025. Cameron, from suburban Philadelphia, joins USHL roster after Lone Star Brahmas season and US National Team Development Program appearance. He will split duties with hopes of securing a first string spot as RoughRiders prep for fall camp and Clark Cup pursuit.
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Stark wins U S Women's Open at Erin Hills in major debut
Maja Stark of Sweden captures her first major title at the U S Women's Open, finishing 7 under and two strokes ahead of Nelly Korda and Rio Takeda, earning 2.4 million dollars. The 25 year old becomes the sixth Swede to win a women's major, with notable prior winners cited.
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