Tennessee Forces Deciding Game in CWS Final
In Omaha Tennessee wins 4-1 over Texas A&M to force a deciding third game in the College World Series final. Dylan Dreiling belted a go ahead seventh inning homer and Cal Stark followed with an eighth inning blast as Nate Snead secured the save. Tennessee seeks first national title and a fifth straight SEC champion.
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Guardians Rally Over Blue Jays Amid Rain Delay and Homers
Guardians take a 4-3 lead after three as Amed Rosario and Willi Castro add. Steven Kwan goes 2-for-5 to raise season average near .390 and Darwin Naylor hits a 20th homer. Yusei Kikuchi suffers decision after rain delay. Jose Ramirez drives in two in early innings. Bo Bichette may return soon for Toronto while Chris Bassitt eyes Boston start.
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Bibee Opens Guardians Series In Baltimore With 5-2 Record
Guardians right-hander Tanner Bibee (5-2, 3.65 ERA) starts the opener of a three game set in Baltimore. Bibee owns a 1.50 ERA over his last six starts and struck out a career-high 12 against Seattle on June 19.
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Byrd's grand slam fuels Crushers past Gateway
Vincent Byrd Jr. belted a grand slam and added a double as Lake Erie cruised to a 7-2 road win over Gateway in Saquet Illinois. Jarrod Watkins contributed two hits, while Gabe Holt led Gateway with three, and Anthony Escobar improved to 4-0 in a four hit allowed performance. The Crushers sit 1/2 game behind Washington in the Frontier League West.
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Astros Dominate Orioles in Sweep and Race Update
Houston rolled past Baltimore 8-1 to complete a three game sweep as Framber Valdez went seven innings, Jose Altuve homered, and Alex Bregman added four hits. Jeremy Peña and Yordan Diaz drove in three runs each in the win. The Astros extended their winning streak to five games and sit atop the AL.
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Jays' Martinez hit with 80 game suspension
Blue Jays infielder Orelvis Martinez receives an 80 game ban after testing positive for Clomiphene. The 22 year old, on the 40-man roster since 2022, debuted days earlier and is eligible to return for the final six regular season games but not postseason. Martinez apologized and cited a fertility treatment that included a banned substance. He signed with Toronto in 2018 for a 3.51 million bonus after a strong minor league ascent.
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Lyles Earns First 100m National Title At Hayward Field
Noah Lyles wore white pearls and leaped along the track as he received his first national 100m title at Hayward Field. Snoop Dogg watched with Lyles’ mother, who dramatically celebrated as Lyles reeled in Kerley and Bednarek. Lyles aims for a 100 200 and relay triple, seeking Bolt level dominance, after Tokyo third place spurred renewed fire and future plans.
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