Divac among 2019 Hall of Fame class top honors
Vlade Divac joined 11 others as part of the 2019 Basketball Hall of Fame class announced in Minneapolis. The 7 foot 1 center played 16 NBA seasons, eight with the Lakers, and helped Sacramento reach eight straight postseason appearances. The enshrinement is set for September 6 in Springfield.
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Bristol NASCAR race under high downforce rules era
NASCAR returns to Bristol with a high downforce rules package and a PJ1 traction strip. Kyle Busch or others warn the race may mirror Martinsville with close packs and shifting lines as drivers adapt to stickier lower lane and early traffic. Elliott leads Hendrick confidence, while Chevy lags behind in season wins and overall performance.
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Calvin tops Hope in tight MIAA softball clash
Calvin Knights beat Hope 6 3 as Grace Stock belts a two run homer in the second, Ellie Borst goes the distance for the win while Megan Soderbloom suffers the loss. Hope trims the margin with Jo Cook RBI single in the fifth, but Calvin hangs on.
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Tigers rally ends Royals' win streak. Greene seals Detroit win
Detroit tops Kansas City 3 2 as Shane Greene records a perfect ninth for his sixth save in six Tigers wins this season. Whit Merrifield Jorge Soler and Hunter Dozier homered for the Royals who drop their fifth straight. Matt Moore exits with a knee issue. Daniel Norris joins Detroit rotation.
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Meadows impressed by crowd at Fifth Third Ballpark
Whitecaps outfielder Parker Meadows, 19, praised the turnout after a 6,072 attendance at Fifth Third Ballpark. He noted the large crowd and humility of the moment, saying his team won the game. His brother Austin Meadows plays for the Rays, providing guidance from the minors. The Tigers prospect sits No. 7 in Baseball America’s ranking. The Whitecaps wrap the homestand with a 2 p.m. game Sunday.
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