McHugh regrets Astros sign stealing scandal impact
Pitcher Col lin McHugh says he regrets not stopping the 2017 and 2018 sign stealing, expresses empathy for Astros opponents and fans. He signed a 600000 dollar one year deal with the Boston Red Sox while remaining injured and uncertain for opening day.
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Newman back at Phoenix track after Daytona crash
Ryan Newman appeared at Phoenix Raceway smiling and drinking a Coke days after his Daytona 500 last-lap crash. He said he felt fine and was at the track to support Roush Fenway Racing and team members including Ross Chastain. Newman declined a return date to racing, noting a new vantage point of the sport and acknowledging the emotional period for NASCAR peers.
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Mercado to Have MRI On Left Wrist At Spring Training
Cleveland Indians outfielder Oscar Mercado will undergo an MRI on his left wrist after injuring it on a diving catch in an exhibi tion game in Scottsdale. Manager Terry Francona said tests were set for Friday and an update will follow. Mercado, 25, hit a two run homer before leaving the game, part of an Indians camp plagued by injuries as Delino DeShields adds depth while others like Covinger, Clase, Carrasco and Civale deal with issues.
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Golf Course fights back at Bay Hill
At the Arnold Palmer Invitational Bay Hill lays down a harsh test with windy, thick rough and fast greens. Rory McIlroy carded a 73 to finish 5 under, two behind leaders Tyrell Hatton and Sung Kang, while Matt Every fell from a 65 to an 83 to miss the cut. Several stars including Mickelson Scott Rose Stenson and Watson failed to make the weekend.
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