Tyson to face Paul in Netflix bout at Cowboys Stadium
Mike Tyson, 58, resumes training after a health scare and will fight Jake Paul on November 15 at the Dallas Cowboys stadium in Arlington, Texas. The bout will be eight 2 minute rounds on Netflix, while Paul eyeing growth from the clash alongside a high profile women’s title bout between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano at Madison Square Garden.
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Texas catcher tags out runner at plate in 10th
Texas catcher Carson Kelly reaches for the throw to the plate and tags out Minnesota's Edouard Julien, who was attempting to score on a fielder's choice, as umpire Ryan Addison observes in Arlington during the 10th inning.
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Rangers rally past Twins in 10 to win 6 5
Texas moved ahead in the seventh and capitalized on a Josh Jung infield single and a throwing error as Minnesota blew a four run lead. Jung homered and drove in the decisive run as the Rangers, defending World Series champions, prevailed in extras.
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Baseball Standings and Tonight's Major League Schedule
American League East leads with Baltimore and New York tied at 73 52. Central Cleveland 72 52 and Minnesota 70 54. West Houston 67 56 and Seattle 64 61. Saturday results include Detroit over the Yankees and Cubs over Toronto. Tonight features Cincinnati at Toronto and Boston at Kansas City among others with multiple interleague showdowns.
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Guardians Fall Short as Haase Leads Brewers Win
Eric Haase started at catcher and drove in a run as Milwaukee beat Cleveland 2-1. Rea praised Haase for handling the game with a four and two seam mix while Jared Koenig earned his first career save. Ben Lively allowed two early runs but settled in. Guardians host Yankees Tuesday while Brewers visit the Cardinals.
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Frontier League Crushers top Wild Things 3 1 in Washington
Alberti Chavez, Logan Thomason and Scout Knotts each had two hits for Lake Erie as the Crushers beat the Washington Wild Things 3-1. Knotts homered and Chavez doubled while Pedro Echemendia threw six scoreless innings, conceding three hits.
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Youthful Classic Features Big League Stars At Bowman Field
A Tigers and Yankees exhibition before 2,532 fans at Bowman Field mixed MLB talents with Little League charm. Beaus Brieske earned the win in one inning, with Gleyber Torres scoring on a wild pitch from Tarik Skubal for a 1-0 lead. Marcus Stroman's six shutout innings highlighted a game that felt like a local LL game, as kids enjoyed hot dogs, Cracker Jack, and autographs from Paws the Tigers mascot while MLB stars mingled with fans and youngsters.
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