Jimy Williams, former Blue Jays manager, dies at 80
Former Blue Jays manager Jimy Williams died at 80 after a brief illness in Tarpon Springs Florida. Williams led Toronto from 1986 to 1988 compiling an 281 241 record and later managed Boston to the 1999 playoff and Houston. He also earned AL Manager of the Year in 1999 with the Red Sox. He is survived by wife Peggy and daughters Monica Farr Jenna Williams and eight grandchildren.
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Ravens fall short on big stage in AFC title clash
Ravens coach staff and players faced an offseason of tough choices after a 17 to 10 loss to Kansas City. Kyle Hamilton spoke of both physical and emotional pain as Baltimore, despite the league’s best record and point differential, failed to capitalize in the decisive game. With expiring contracts for Zeitler Queen Madubuike and others, and questions about keeping Clowney Beckham and Agholor, the team faces a consequential rebuild path.
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Aussie Open rankings unchanged after Melbourne finals
The AP reports that Jannik Sinner remains No. 4 in the ATP rankings and Aryna Sabalenka holds No. 2 in the WTA, despite Melbourne Park outcomes. Djokovic remains No. 1 in men’s rankings, with Medvedev at No. 3 and Rublev at No. 5. Zheng Qinwen enters the top 10 at No. 7, Gauff rises to No. 3, and Pegula to No. 4 in the women’s list. Swiatek stays No. 1.
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Lions coach sticks to bold fourth down calls in NFC title loss
Dan Campbell defended his aggressive game plan as the Lions blew a 17 point halftime lead to the 49ers in the NFC title game. He stood by going for it on fourth down despite the late misses and a costly turnover.
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