Tigers rout Twins as seven homers power 17-14 slugfest
Detroit outscored Minnesota 17-14 despite yielding seven homers. Jermer Candelario and Eric Haase drove in three runs each, Haase adding a ninth inning double for three more RBIs as Derek Holland limited damage. Polanco and Kepler each homered for Minnesota in a wild مف tilt.
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Olympics Medal Table Highlights From Diverse Events
The report lists gold silver and bronze winners across sports including volleyball, cycling, diving, equestrian, fencing, judo, rowing, rugby sevens, swimming, and weightlifting. Notable golds include Latvia in sand court style and Primoz Roglic in cycling time trial with Annemiek van Vliet leading the women's time trial.
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U.S. women win first Olympic 3-on-3 basketball gold
Stefanie Dolson Allisha Gray Kelsey Plum and Jackie Young led the United States to the inaugural Olympic 3-on-3 gold with an 18-15 victory over the Russian ROC. Plum finished as top scorer with 55 points across nine games in five days.
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Biles withdraws from Tokyo all around final
Simone Biles withdraws from the Tokyo Olympic women's all around final to focus on mental health. Jade Carey will replace her. Biles will be evaluated daily to decide on future event finals.
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Tokyo Olympic day preview with U S swimming diving and more
Day five at the Aquatics Centre features five finals and the men's synchronized springboard. Katie Ledecky seeks a second gold in the women's 4x200 free relay while Caeleb Dressel aims for his second in the men’s 100 free. USA divers Hixon and Capobianco compete in 3m synchro. Beach volleyball, soccer, gymnastics all around, rowing finals and live CNBC and USA Network coverage noted.
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Ledecky Emphasizes Life's True Priorities At Olympics
In a tone reflecting mental health awareness, American swimmer Katie Ledecky downplays Olympic setbacks. After a silver in the 400 free and a loss to Ariarne Titmus in the 200 free, she focuses on the upcoming 1500 free and the support of her coach Greg Meehan and her grandparents to stay motivated.
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Indians Hall Multihomer Hero as Plesac Shines in Win
Reyes hit his third multihomer game of the season as the Indians beat the Cardinals 8-2. Plesac allowed two runs and five hits in three innings before relievers shut down the offense over the final four frames. Arenado left with a left forearm injury after being hit by a pitch.
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