Cabrera eyes 3000 hits as Tigers face White Sox
Miggy nears 3000 hits after a tense 8 7 loss to Chicago at Comerica Park. Cabrera, who already joined the 500 homer club, sits 13 hits away from joining another exclusive group. Hinch lauds his readiness as Detroit braces for 2022 with openings on the road and a likely regular role at first base.
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Hope College volleyball team rides late surge to win
Brecht, Schmidt, Ligon, and the Flying Dutch delivered a confident finish after a hard year and a pivotal comeback against Calvin. Coaches credit belief in the system as momentum carries into a top 10 program, fueling offseason drive and seasonal expectations.
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Bears move closer to leaving Soldier Field
The Chicago Bears signed a purchase agreement for Arlington Park in Arlington Heights, about 30 miles northwest of Chicago, with Churchill Downs Incorporated confirming a 197.2 million sale price. Mayor Lightfoot said the city remains open to discussions to keep the team in Chicago while noting the move would enable stadium area development and larger revenue potential.
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