Jays sweep Tigers as Francisco and Lawrie homer back-to-back
Toronto امن Blue Jays rout Detroit 7-3 to complete a three game sweep. Juan Francisco and Brett Lawrie hit consecutive homers off Justin Verlander in the sixth. J.A. Happ earned the win, Casey Janssen closed out the save, and Melky Cabrera also went deep. Detroit’s decline continues as they fall to 4-13 in 17.
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Rangers must raise game to beat Kings in final
Coach Alain Vigneault warned the Rangers must bring their A game to challenge the Los Angeles Kings in Game 2 after a 3-2 overtime loss in Game 1. He emphasized the Kings’ size structure and edge, urging higher effort from all players to counter a tough, well rounded opponent.
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Astros pick Brady Aiken first in MLB draft
In Secaucus New Jersey the Houston Astros selected high school left hander Brady Aiken with the No 1 pick marking a prep pitcher top choice for the third time. Aiken praised for advanced command and velocity while the Marlins followed by taking Tyler Kolek as the second pick.
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Wie and Park Tie for Lead at Manulife Classic
Michelle Wie shot 6 under 65 at Grey Silo Golf Course to share the low score with defending champion Hee Young Park after the first round. Wie kept a birdie push to the end while Park rallied over the last 10 holes with four birdies to equal Wie’s 65.
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