White Sox suffer historic 120th loss in loss to Padres
The Chicago White Sox tied the postwar MLB record with 120 losses as San Diego rallied for three eighth inning runs to win 4-2. Fernando Tatis Jr. capped the comeback with a towering homer in the span.
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Guardians clinch AL Central behind Williams strong outing
Gavin Williams limited the Cardinals to one run on four hits and two walks over five innings as the Guardians clinched the AL Central title. Williams noted command of his pitches, including aSlider and changeups, while St Louis' Nootbaar and Arenado provided late life with a rundown of the tying and go ahead moments.
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Hedgies offensive burst fuels Guardians squeeze bunt score
After Pallante's near no hitter, Straw swiped second and third to score on a Hedges bunt. Hedgies a ballplayer Vogt says. Kwan may be activated by Tuesday as Guardians aim for late-season impact. Bibee to face Reds as Cleveland opens five-game homestand.
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Wednesday S&S 6 40 BSGL Viome Gray Away
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Unanimous WNBA awards crown Wilson and Clark
WNBA MVP and unanimous AP Player of the Year Doug Feinberg and Aja Wilson led a record season. Caitlin Clark broke the single season assist mark and rookie scoring record while guiding Indiana Fever to the playoffs. Clark and Wilson headline the All-WNBA first team as awards roll out.
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Liberty vs Dream in Game 1 of WNBA playoffs
Liberty swing to 83 69 win over Atlanta as Fiebich hits four threes and Ionescu fuels early run. Stewart 20 points 11 rebounds leads balance attack, while Dream face possible two straight losses in New York.
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