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Diamondbacks Ace Corbin Burnes Leaves Start With Elbow Discomfort Against Nationals

Arizona Diamondbacks right-hander Corbin Burnes exited Sunday’s start against the Washington Nationals in the fifth inning with elbow discomfort, manager Torey Lovullo told reporters after the game. Burnes called for the trainer after allowing a…

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Tyrese Haliburton Gets Last Laugh At Knicks Fan Ben Stiller After Eliminating Team From Playoffs

After a hard-fought series, Indiana Pacers star point guard Tyrese Haliburton got the last laugh against the New York Knicks. Their fans, as the Pacers won the playoff series in six games and are now…

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Chris Sale Becomes Fastest Pitcher To Reach Strikeout Milestone

Forty pitchers have struck out 2,500 batters in the history of baseball, including Hall of Fame icons like Walter Johnson, to very good compilers like A.J. Burnett. Atlanta Braves star pitcher Chris Sale has joined…

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Ex-Brewer Sues Reds Over Career-Ending Injury At Great American Ball Park

Former Milwaukee Brewers outfielder/first baseman Darin Ruf is suing the Cincinnati Reds for damages after he suffered a career-ending injury while crashing into an uncovered tarp roller two years ago at the Great American Ball…

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Oilers Beat Stars To Generate Rare Stanley Cup Rematch

The 2024 Stanley Cup Final was a classic, as the Florida Panthers were able to fight off a near-historic comeback from the Edmonton Oilers to win their first title in seven games. Well, this instant…

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House GOP Bill Aims To Reduce Tax Break For Sports Owners, Potentially Lowering Value Of Franchises

In the domestic policy bill advanced by the House Republicans last week is a change to the tax code that could potentially cool the current frenzy among the very wealthy to own professional sports teams.…

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Twins’ Carlos Correa Delivers Clutch Homer After Being Activated Off Seven-Day Concussion List

The Minnesota Twins activated shortstop Carlos Correa from the seven-day concussion list last week. The Twins’ shortstop missed the minimum of seven days after suffering the injury in a head-to-head collision with center fielder Byron…

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Rich Paul Chimes In As LeBron James Considers Player Option For Next Season

Everyone in the NBA stratosphere waits on LeBron James‘ decision on whether he will use his player option with the Los Angeles Lakers and return with the team for a sixth season. The all-time leader…

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42 Games Into Her WNBA Career, Caitlin Clark Has Made History Again

Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark is just a few games into her second season in the WNBA. She also now holds the league record for most career games with 25 points and 10 assists. Clark…

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Brock Purdy Claims He Avoided Taking ‘Every Penny For Myself’ In Negotiations With 49ers

San Francisco 49ers star quarterback Brock Purdy signed a contract extension earlier this month to make him the seventh-highest-paid quarterback in the league on a yearly basis. His lucrative contract agreement ended up being a…

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Thunder Beat Wolves In Five Games As They Arrive To NBA Finals, Second Youngest Team Ever To Advance

The Oklahoma City Thunder have punched their ticket to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2012, becoming the second-youngest team (average age of 25.6 years old) to advance to the Finals, trailing only…

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Miami Linebacker Adarius Hayes Released From Hospital After Car Accident That Killed Two

Miami linebacker Adarius Hayes was hospitalized and released after a car crash on Saturday that killed three people, including two children, in Largo, Florida. Police have not confirmed whether Hayes was driving the vehicle, but…

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Charles Barkley Calls Out ‘Stupid’ Transgender Rights Advocates In Sports

NBA icon Charles Barkley made his thoughts on transgender women athletes clear. “Men should not play sports against women, Barkley said on Outkick’s Don’t @ Me. “If anybody thinks that, I think they’re stupid. I…

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New York Liberty Show Their Depth In WNBA Record Win

The defending champion New York Liberty blew out the Chicago Sky last week, 99-74. 57 of those 99 points were three-pointers – 19 in total – which set a new WNBA record for the most…

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Josh Hart’s Mistakes Crippled The Knicks In Game 4

Turning the ball over is something that can’t be done against any playoff team, but against a team that thrives in transition like the Indiana Pacers is something that the New York Knicks can’t do…

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