Mariners rout Rays behind Fraley and Flexen in Seattle win
Jake Fraley added a two-run single as Seattle pulled away with a five-run third inning and Chris Flexen pitched 6 2/3 frames to beat the Tampa Bay Rays 8-2. Fraley also made a diving catch and stole a base while Ty France drove in three runs. The Rays' lead over Boston shrank to one game as Baltimore, New York, and other teams pursued playoff spots.
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Ramirez homers highlight Indians extra inning win over Blue Jays
Harold Ramirez and Oscar Mercado drove in runs in the third as the Indians beat the Blue Jays 3 2 in extras. Jose Ramirez and DeMarlo Hale praised rookie Eli Morgan who worked six innings with nine strikeouts. John Axford was traded to Milwaukee for 1 and Springer earned AL player of the week honors.
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Biles Withdraws From Four Finals Amid Twisties At Olympics
US teammate rise to silver behind ROC wins team event as Simone Biles cites air awareness issues or twisties. Biles qualified for five finals but pulled out of four, while Jade Carey wins floor gold and Mykhayla Skinner, Lee compete in remaining events. Fans rally around Biles as she discusses mental health and returns to training.
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US Women’s team falls short in Olympic semifinal in Japan
After a 44 game unbeaten run the United States suffers a painful setback in the Tokyo style heat as goalkeeper Alyssa Naeher exits with a knee injury and Canada advances by a Fleming goal. The US now faces a bronze medal game while Canada eyes gold against Sweden.
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