Bristol Returns to Concrete For Spring Cup Race
Bristol Motor Speedway ends dirt era returning to concrete for the spring Cup race. Kyle Larson and William Byron favor the concrete surface, hoping for strong results as NASCAR seeks a repeat of Bristol’s 1990s sellout era and dramatic moments.
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Blaney Wins Bristol Pole for Food City 500
Reigning Cup champion Ryan Blaney captured the No. 1 starting spot at Bristol Motor Speedway with a 15.356 second lap on the 0.533 mile concrete track. He edged Josh Berry for the pole and leads the field to the Food City 500 front row.
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Giants blank Guardians in Scottsdale spring game
Cleveland starter Tristan McKenzie took the loss as the Guardians were shut out 6-0 by the San Francisco Giants at Scottsdale Stadium. McKenzie allowed seven hits and three runs in 3 1/3 innings with three strikeouts.
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World Series crew reunites to aid Yankees at spring camp
Bernie Williams joins Andy Pettitte and Joe Torre at Tampa drills as guest instructors alongside Brian Cashman. The scene marks a reunion of the 1996 to 2000 champions, with Torre wearing uniform for the first time since 2007.
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Calhoun retires after 12 MLB seasons with four clubs
Gold Glove outfielder Kole Calhoun announces his retirement at 36, ending a 12-year career with the Angels Diamondbacks Rangers and Guardians. He posted gratitude for the game and noted no regrets after a .242 lifetime average with 179 homers and 582 RBIs and a 2015 Gold Glove season.
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Players fight to the end at The Players with Scheffler in contention
The Players at Sawgrass produced a dramatic day as Clark and Schauffele traded leads. Harman shot 64 to close within two, while McNealy and Fitzpatrick fired 68s and Scheffler, despite neck pain, carded 68 to stay five back.
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