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AP source: LSU leaves former pros Wright, Harris off opening-day roster
LSU did not place one-time pros Dae’Quan Wright and Zxavian Harris on its roster in advance of its season opener, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press on Friday night.
The move appears to avoid an immediate confrontation with the Southeastern Conference, which had passed a rule forbidding former pros on rosters only to see that rule put on hold by a court in Louisiana.
It means LSU will open its season against Clemson on Saturday night without Wright and Harris — each of whom spent time in NFL training camps this summer — according to the person who spoke to AP. The person did not want to be identified because the school had not released the details publicly.
Both players have said they are enrolled at LSU, which means they could be eligible to be added to the roster later. Legal action is ongoing, with the SEC planning an appeal of the Louisiana ruling and also awaiting word on a federal lawsuit it filed Thursday asking the court to force LSU into following its rules banning pro athletes.
The roster decision marked the latest move in a bizarre, wide-ranging disagreement over something most people used to agree on: that players who had moved on to pro sports from college could not return to college.
Under the rules the SEC passed last week that were subsequently shut down by the Louisiana court, the league could suspend coach Lane Kiffin, fine LSU half its football budget and more if it puts Wright and Harris on the roster.
The case stems from a new NCAA rule that granted five seasons of eligibility for players who started college in 2023. Wright, Harris and dozens of others across the country who started in 2022 have filed lawsuits saying they also deserve a fifth year of eligibility.
Embedded within that argument is whether players among that class who tried out for NFL, NBA or WNBA teams should be able to come back to college and play.
“The SEC’s presidents and chancellors unanimously adopted a clear and reasonable standard: Member universities should not place former professional athletes on their rosters,” the conference said in a statement after Thursday night’s loss in Louisiana court.
In its own statement Friday, LSU said it was reviewing the court’s order and would “continue to work constructively with the SEC and NCAA as this matter moves forward.”
Also chiming in was the College Football Playoff, which came out in support of the rules barring former pros from the college gridiron. It wasn’t a surprising stance, considering virtually all of CFP management is made up of the same school leaders who adopted the rules.
Meanwhile, the LSU decision came hours after Clemson general counsel Chip Hood sent a letter to his LSU counterpart suggesting the eligibility issue is in conflict with the contract between the teams to play. Clemson still plans to show up, though its coach, Dabo Swinney, left little doubt over his feelings earlier in the week.
“I would just say it’s kind of embarrassing,” he said. “I mean, honestly, it’s just embarrassing that that’s where we are. I don’t blame the kids and people trying to take advantage of the system. I just think it’s embarrassing where we are with college football.”
Every Saturday we produce a Manchester City Academy Notebook, our weekly look at everything that is going on with the Under-21 and Under-18 sides at the Etihad.
In this week’s edition we bring you news of a City departure, the Manchester derby fixture change at Under-21 level and much more.
We will also bring you an exclusive Talking City podcast with City Academy Director Thomas Krucken which you can listen or watch from your usual podcast provider from Monday. He goes into detail on a range of issues from the CFA with our chief City writer Simon Bajkowski and it will be a must-watch.
Anyway, if you fancy opening the Notebook then you can do so here.
This week’s Academy Notebook has plenty of news from the Etihad
Tadej Pogacar has opted to end his season early after crashing out of the Vuelta a Espana, meaning he will miss out on the opportunity to win a straight hat-trick of world titles.
The Slovenian won the rainbow jersey in Zurich in 2024 and defended his title on the most gruelling course in the race’s history in Kigali last year, but will not take to the start line in Montreal at the end of this month.
His absence leaves the door open to the likes of former world champion Remco Evenepoel, Pogacar’s trade teammate Isaac del Toro and French starlet Paul Seixas.
Pogacar’s team, UAE Team Emirates-XRG, announced the news on Saturday alongside confirmation that the 27-year-old has extended his contract with the squad until the end of the 2023 season. He has been with the team since 2019.
It said: “Following his crash at La Vuelta, Tadej will not return to racing this season as he focuses fully on his recovery and rehabilitation.”
Pogacar said: “From the beginning, this team has felt like home to me. We’ve grown together over the years and shared some incredible moments, so I’m very happy to extend my contract through 2032. There is still a lot I want to achieve in this sport, and I believe this is the right place to do it. I’m very grateful for the trust the team has shown in me and excited for what we can continue to build together.”
Pogacar had been aiming to become just the ninth man in history to complete the set of grand tour titles after winning his fifth Tour de France in dominant fashion this summer as well as the 2024 Giro d’Italia.
He was the overwhelming favourite to take victory in Spain and led the race by nearly four minutes before he crashed on an innocuous stretch of road on stage eight, fracturing his collarbone and sustaining a cervical fracture as well as a concussion.
He later underwent successful surgery on the clavicle fracture.
His decision to end his season now also means he will be unable to defend his European title on home soil in Ljubljana next month, as well as meaning he will miss out on the final Monument of the season, Il Lombardia, which he has won a record five consecutive times. No rider has ever won the Italian Classic six times.
Pogacar added: “Right now, the most important thing is to recover properly and give my body the time it needs.”
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Clark added: “Obviously we got to March and I hadn’t been offered a new contract, which I thought was pretty strange. You start to think are they hedging their bets a little bit, waiting on the tournament in the summer.
“So I did a little bit in the media in March to give the SFA a little shove. We negotiated non-stop from the beginning of April really to the middle of May, just before the Curacao game.
“And I said to them if we don’t agree a new contract before we go to the World Cup then I will say I am leaving the job. They panicked a little bit and gave me the new contract.
“It was like drawing teeth trying to get it over the line. But we got it over the line anyway.
“But I always knew in my head that if we did not get out of the group stage then I would probably leave. The only way I would have stayed on is if they had been three fantastic games and they went against you.”
Scotland beat Haiti 1-0 but lost by the same score to Morocco before a 3-0 loss to Brazil left them waiting for an unlikely series of results to allow them to progress as one of the better third-place sides.
“We had to stay for four or five days [in Charlotte], the longest four or five days ever just sitting and waiting, knowing you are going home because the goal difference was not good enough,” he recalled.
“I knew we needed four points. I got hammered in the media for saying that. Somebody hammered me for saying, ‘nah, that’s us, we are going home’. But I was right.”
Clarke revealed he spoke to several senior players following the Brazil game and sensed that they needed to hear a different voice if they are to make history by reaching the knockout stage at Euro 2028.
Meantime, he spoke to new head coach Sebastien Pocognoli last week to wish him well and believes “even Scotland” cannot fail to qualify given two spots in the finals will be reserved for the best-ranked host who have not qualified as a group winner or runner-up.
When a Ferrari driver triumphs in F1, the team’s spiritual home of Maranello rejoices.
“It’s like the second coming effectively; everyone’s in the streets singing, dancing, church bells are ringing. It’s a party in the streets,” says Adrian Hussain, who is a member of the Scuderia Ferrari Club Silverstone and half-Italian.
Those famous bells last rung out in honour of a Ferrari world champion in 2007, when Finn Kimi Raikkonen won his only title by a single point.
Italy has not produced a world champion driver since Alberto Ascari claimed back-to-back titles for Ferrari in 1952 and 1953. For most Italians, seeing a title winner draped in il Tricolore – for any team on the grid – has been a dream rather than a reality.
But Antonelli’s ascendancy this year has opened the door for Italy to embrace a new hero – even if he does drive for the direct competition.
“Antonelli is disrupting the traditional rules of fandom in Italy,” Giulia Toninelli, a journalist for La Gazzetta dello Sport, Italy’s most widely read sports newspaper, tells BBC Sport.
Toninelli says Antonelli’s “strong personality” has won over the Italian public, especially the younger fanbase. “And the fact that he is racing for Mercedes matters very little to them.”
In the fanzone at Monza, a household is divided. While Alessandro is decked out in Ferrari red, his girlfriend, Emma, is wearing the silver of Mercedes.
“Of course, I am a little bit of a Ferrarista because I’m Italian. But honestly, I love Kimi, I support him,” says Emma.
If Antonelli does win this year’s world title, with the season finale possibly being held at Imola, about 25 miles from where he grew up in Bologna, both Emma and Alessandro agree it would mean “Italy is back on top”.
Five-time MotoGP race winner Marco Melandri and 2012 GP2 series champion and F1 TV’s Davide Valsecchi present the Chiacchiere da Box, external (Paddock Chatter) podcast, where the two ex-racers discuss and analyse everything that’s happened during F1 and MotoGP weekends.
“I think Kimi is living the dream, even of the Italian fans,” says Italian Melandri. “But in Italy, a lot of people are very close to Ferrari, they are pushing for Ferrari. So sometimes they are fighting themselves to understand, to choose who is their favourite driver. But I think Kimi is doing something amazing.”
Compatriot Valsecchi feels the same: “We are loving it. It’s a big surprise for everyone, knowing that an Italian driver, so young, is leading the championship, is driving so well, and is mentally so strong. So, at the moment, everything is perfect for us.”
FILE–College St. Benilde Blazers’ Allen Liwag during Game 2 of the NCAA Season 100 men’s basketball Finals against Mapua Cardinals.–MARLO CUETO/INQUIRER.net
MANILA, Philippines—Much has been said about Allen Liwag’s status for the College of St. Benilde in the upcoming NCAA Season 102 men’s basketball tournament.
Active consultant Charles Tiu, though, assured the Blazers faithful that they will see the reigning two-time MVP in action for Benilde in Season 102. The only catch is that he’ll be unavailable early in their campaign.
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“[He] should miss a few games,” Tiu told the Inquirer in a text message on Saturday. “[But] he will play at some point.”
Tiu bared that the 6-foot-6 Liwag got hurt last month but refused to delve into the specifics of the injury, saying he was “not sure of the exact diagnosis.”
Liwag was named MVP for the second straight time last season, averaging 15.7 points, 9.0 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 block per game. He led CSB to a finals appearance in Season 100 but was swept by Mapua.
Liwag’s strong showing last season, however, was still not enough to propel the Blazers back into the title round after they were booted out by eventual champion San Beda in the semifinals.
Despite dealing with Liwag’s injury concerns, Benilde remains a Final Four contender with a deep roster that includes Justine Sanchez, Joshua Cajucom, Raffy Celis, Jhomel Ancheta and newcomer Dairick Duterte.
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The Indian football team’s international friendly against Panama has been brought forward by a day and will now be played on September 25 at Bengaluru’s Sree Kanteerava Stadium, the All India Football Federation (AIFF) announced on Saturday.
The match was originally scheduled for September 26, as part of India’s three-match friendly series against South American teams, including Brazil and Uruguay. While AIFF has announced the revised date for the fixture, it is yet to announce the reason behind the change.
However, according to media reports, the rescheduling is linked to the Bengaluru Marathon, which is scheduled to be held at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium on September 27.
The stadium will serve as both the starting and finishing point of the marathon, creating a scheduling and logistical challenge if the India-Panama match were to be played on September 26.
Why has India vs Panama been moved?
The change is understood to be primarily a venue-management issue. The Sree Kanteerava Stadium has been allotted for the Bengaluru Marathon on September 27. With the stadium being used as the start and finish point, preparations for the event need to be completed ahead of race day.
Holding an international football match on September 26 would leave the organisers with very little time to prepare the stadium and its surrounding areas for the marathon. The football fixture would require its own match-day arrangements, including security, team and broadcast operations, spectator management and other venue infrastructure.
According to a report from news agency PTI, sources said it would be difficult to conduct the football match on September 26 and then prepare the venue for the marathon the following day.
“We are now going to advance the India-Panama match by a day. It will now be held on September 25,” a KSFA source told PTI.
India return to Bengaluru after three years
The Panama fixture will mark India’s return to Bengaluru after a three-year absence. The Indian men’s team last played at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium during the 2023 SAFF Championship. India won the tournament after defeating Kuwait in the final at the same venue.
The return to Bengaluru will also give the Blue Tigers an opportunity to face one of the stronger teams on their international schedule.
Part of a demanding international window
The Panama game is the first of three high-profile friendlies lined up for India during the September-October international period.
India will then travel to Kolkata to face five-time world champions Brazil on October 3 and two-time world champions Uruguay on October 6. Both matches will be played at the Vivekananda Yuba Bharati Krirangan.
India’s preparatory camp for the three fixtures is scheduled to begin in Bengaluru on September 14. The squad is expected to travel to Kolkata on September 28 following the Panama match.
The revised date means India will now have three days between the Panama match and their scheduled travel to Kolkata.
Brazil and Uruguay matches to go on as scheduled
The change affects only the India-Panama fixture. India’s matches against Brazil and Uruguay remain scheduled for October 3 and October 6 respectively in Kolkata.
Brazil will provide India’s biggest test of the window, with the five-time world champions followed by Uruguay, two-time World Cup winners.
The three fixtures give head coach Khalid Jamil’s side an opportunity to face Panama, Brazil and Uruguay — all of whom featured at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. AIFF has described the window as an important opportunity for the Indian team to gain exposure against high-level opposition.
Lately, there has been a ton of roster shuffling in Minnesota. As a result, the complete Vikings depth chart may be tricky to recall.
Every so often, Vikings Territory aims to be helpful, an occasional ambition that has led to the collection players listed below. The players on the practice squad get listed alongside the players on the 53-man roster. Doing so allows for a fuller view of how Minnesota’s leadership envisions how the team functions (as GM Nolan Teasley explains).
Consider an educated guess for the internal hierarchy of the Vikings’ roster.
The Complete Vikings Depth Chart
Offense
Quarterback:
- QB1 Kyler Murray
- QB2 J.J. McCarthy
- QB3 Carson Wentz
- QB4 Max Brosmer (PS)
Running Back:
- RB1 Jordan Mason
- RB2 Aaron Jones
- RB3 Demond Claiborne
- RB4 DeeJay Jones (PS)
Fullback:
- FB1 Max Bredeson
- FB2 Chaz Chambliss
Wide Receiver:
- WR1 Justin Jefferson
- WR2 Jordan Addison
- WR3 Jauan Jennings
- WR4 Tai Felton
- WR5 Myles Price
- WR6 Dillon Bell (PS)
- WR7 Michael Briscoe (PS)
- WR8 Trayvon Rudolph (PS)
Tight End:
- TE1 T.J. Hockenson
- TE2 Josh Oliver
- TE3 Gavin Bartholomew
- TE4 Ben Yurosek
- TE5 Cam Grandy (PS)
Offensive Tackle:
- OT1 Christian Darrisaw
- OT2 Brian O’Neill
- OT3 Ryan Van Demark
- OT4 Caleb Tiernan
- OT5 Jack Nelson (PS)
Offensive Guard:
- OG1 Donovan Jackson
- OG2 Will Fries
- OG3 Joe Huber
- OG4 Trevor Keegan
- OG5 Henry Byrd (PS)
Center:
- C1 Blake Brandel
- C2 Nick Samac
Defense
Edge Rusher:
- EDGE1 Andrew Van Ginkel
- EDGE2 Dallas Turner
- EDGE3 Kyle Van Noy (PS)
- EDGE4 Bo Richter
- EDGE5 Chaz Chambliss
Defensive Line:
- DL1 Jalen Redmond
- DL2 Levi Drake Rodriguez
- DL3 Domonique Orange
- DL4 Ty Ingram-Dawkins
- DL5 Caleb Banks
- DL6 Elijah Williams
- DL7 Naquan Jones (PS)
- DL8 Jahvaree Ritzie (PS)
Linebacker:
- LB1 Blake Cashman
- LB2 Eric Wilson
- LB3 Jake Golday
- LB4 Ivan Pace
- LB5 Bangally Kamara (PS)
Corner:
- CB1 Byron Murphy
- CB2 Isaiah Rodgers
- CB3 James Pierrer
- CB4 Chuck Demmings
- CB5 Zemaiah Vaughn
- CB6 Da’Veawn Armstead (PS)
- CB7 Bryce Phillips (PS)
Safety:
- S1 Josh Metellus
- S2 Theo Jackson
- S3 Jay Ward
- S4 Jacob Thomas
- S5 Jakobe Thomas
- S6 Kahlef Hailassie (PS)
- S7 Tavierre Thomas (PS)
Special Teams
Kicker:
Punter:
Long Snapper:
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Monaco made it three wins on the trot and reclaimed the top spot by beating Paris Saint-Germain, who were playing their first home match of the season. Luis Enrique’s men have now gone four matches without a win.
In Friday’s Premier League fixture, Bradley Barcola made his Liverpool debut in a 2-0 win over Ipswich. His international teammate Kylian Mbappé saw a stoppage-time penalty effort saved as Real Madrid dropped all three points away to Real Betis.
Elsewhere in Andalusia, Stage 13 of the Vuelta a Espana saw Wout van Aert outsprint France‘s Valentin Paret-Peintre to the finish line in Loja. The Belgian is now clear in the green jersey points standings, while Enric Mas remains in the overall lead with eight stages to go.
France began their Women’s Basketball World Cup campaign with a thumping win over Hungary, while the USA started their title defence by fending off China.
Sep 4, 2026; Cleveland, Ohio, USA; Cleveland Guardians designated hitter Travis Bazzana (37) celebrates his game-winning single in the tenth inning against the Detroit Tigers at Progressive Field. Mandatory Credit: David Richard-Imagn Images Brayan Rocchio hit his second homer of the game, a solo shot in the bottom of the ninth inning, giving the Cleveland Guardians a come-from-behind 7-6 win over visiting the Detroit Tigers in the first half of a day-night doubleheader on Friday.
Rocchio belted a grand slam in the fourth inning off Keider Montero, then went deep against Drew Sommers (1-4) as the Guardians overcame a 6-1 deficit.
Cade Smith (4-1) pitched the ninth for the win, joining Craig Yoho and Erik Sabrowski in tossing a combined four scoreless innings.
Max Clark had three hits and two RBIs for the Tigers, and Spencer Torkelson homered and singled. Montero worked four innings, allowing six runs on eight hits.
Guardians 4, Tigers 3 (Game 2, 10 innings)
Travis Bazzana singled home Brayan Rocchio with two outs in the 10th inning, giving Cleveland its second walk-off win of the day over Detroit.
Hunter Gaddis (3-3) pitched two perfect innings for the Guardians, who had lost four of six entering the day. Bazzana hit a game-tying, two-run homer in the eighth inning as Cleveland overcame a 3-0 deficit.
Kevin McGonigle had two hits and an RBI for the Tigers, who fell for the 16th time in 20 games. Kenley Jansen (4-6) took the loss.
Dodgers 5, Nationals 3
Blake Snell delivered six scoreless innings, Kyle Tucker contributed a home run and Los Angeles topped visiting Washington.
Teoscar Hernandez had a two-run double, one game after hitting a two-run game-ending double. The Dodgers won their second consecutive game without Shohei Ohtani, who is dealing with a sore knee, biceps and neck. Snell (3-1) gave up five hits and struck out seven.
James Wood had two doubles and drove in a run for the Nationals, who lost their second consecutive game after winning five of six.
Brewers 10, Reds 7
Rookie Cooper Pratt ripped a bases-clearing triple and scored on a wild pitch during a five-run fifth inning, lifting Milwaukee past host Cincinnati.
David Hamilton had an RBI triple and William Contreras added a run-scoring double for the Brewers, who own the majors’ best record and have won seven of their last 10 games.
Entering the box to his new walk-up song, Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless The USA,” Venezuela-born Eugenio Suarez belted a three-run homer for the Reds in his return from a two-game absence in order to take the U.S. naturalization test.
Braves 5, Phillies 2
Chris Sale outdueled Cristopher Sanchez in a battle of aces and Mauricio Dubon hit a late two-run homer as visiting Atlanta topped Philadelphia in a matchup of the National League East’s top two teams.
Sale (14-9) allowed two runs and six hits in six innings. Sanchez (16-5) also tossed six innings, giving up three runs on five hits.
Ronald Acuna Jr. had an RBI single as part of a 3-for-5 night for the Braves, who earned their ninth win in 11 games. Alec Bohm produced a solo homer and an RBI double for the Phillies, who took their second straight loss. Bryce Harper had his career-high on-base streak end at 35 games.
White Sox 4, Twins 1
Colson Montgomery hit a two-run homer — one of three Chicago long balls — and the White Sox ended a two-game skid with a win over visiting Minnesota.
Miguel Vargas and Braden Montgomery each hit solo homers for the White Sox, while Tristan Peters collected two hits. Erick Fedde (8-8) defeated the Twins for the second time in less than a week, tossing five shutout innings.
Josh Bell went 2-for-3 and homered to plate Minnesota’s lone run. Kody Clemens finished 3-for-4 for the Twins, who have dropped back-to-back games after winning three in a row.
Pirates 1, Angels 0
Jared Jones matched his season high with nine strikeouts over six three-hit innings and Jake Mangum had an RBI double to lead Pittsburgh past visiting Los Angeles.
Bryan Reynolds had two hits for the Pirates, who won for the fifth time in the past six games. Konnor Griffin, activated off the 60-day injured list after missing 49 games with a finger injury, scored the lone run of the contest in the second inning.
Jones (3-6) walked one while snapping a seven-start winless drought, throwing a season-high 91 pitches, 63 for strikes. Angels starter Ryan Johnson (3-8) gave up one run on four hits in six innings.
Cubs 6, Marlins 1
Shota Imanaga outdueled Janson Junk to lead Chicago past host Miami as the Cubs won their second straight game and took over the top spot in the National League wild-card standings.
Imanaga (9-10) allowed one run on three hits over six-plus innings. Aaron Civale followed with three scoreless innings of one-hit ball to log his second save. Michael Busch homered, and Nico Hoerner had three hits and an RBI.
Junk (6-9) tossed five innings, giving up three hits and one run. Griffin Conine had half of the Marlins’ four hits and scored their lone run. Red Sox 1, Orioles 0
Ranger Suarez fired seven sharp innings and Mickey Gasper homered in the first, lifting Boston to a victory at Baltimore.
Suarez (6-4) limited the Orioles to five hits and one walk while striking out three across a 91-pitch effort. Garrett Whitlock and Aroldis Chapman (32nd save) each pitched an inning in relief to complete the shutout.
Shane Baz (5-15) lasted 6 1/3 innings, yielding one run on four hits as the Orioles lost their fourth in a row. Blaze Alexander registered three of Baltimore’s six hits, which were all singles. Mets 10, Giants 6
Nolan McLean worked through six innings and won his third straight decision as host New York beat San Francisco.
Mark Vientos hit a three-run homer in the first to give the Mets a lead they never relinquished. Francisco Alvarez went deep twice while Bo Bichette and Francisco Lindor each had two-run homers to back McLean (11-8), who allowed two runs on six hits.
Rafael Devers went 3-for-4 with a two-RBI double and a three-run homer for the Giants, who have dropped three of four. Turner Hill finished 2-for-4 with a run-scoring single. Rookie Matt Wilkinson (0-3) yielded seven runs (four earned) in three innings. Astros 3, Diamondbacks 1
Yainer Diaz homered, Cristian Javier matched his season high in strikeouts and Houston defeated visiting Arizona.
Javier (2-5) allowed one run on one hit with eight strikeouts in five innings as the Astros won for the seventh time in nine games. Josh Hader struck out the side in the ninth for his 23rd save, making him the 41st player in history to record 250 career saves.
The Diamondbacks took their fourth loss in five games as Merrill Kelly (9-13) worked six innings, allowing three runs on seven hits. Gabriel Moreno hit a solo homer. Blue Jays 9, Royals 2
Alejandro Kirk and Ernie Clement had two hits and a pair of RBIs apiece to help visiting Toronto post a victory over Kansas City.
After Blue Jays starter Jameson Taillon exited with elbow discomfort following two innings, four relievers combined to throw seven innings of one-run ball. George Springer also drove in two for the Blue Jays, who won their sixth game in seven tries.
Daniel Lynch IV (4-5) allowed five runs on seven hits across five innings for the Royals, who have lost four of their last five. Bobby Witt Jr. and Vinnie Pasquantino bookended the loss with solo homers for Kansas City. Cardinals 7, Rockies 6
Ivan Herrera hit a three-run homer in the ninth inning, and St. Louis rallied to beat Colorado in Denver.
The Cardinals trailed 6-4 when Thomas Saggese drew a leadoff walk from Jordan Romano (0-3) and stole second before Jose Fermin reached on a throwing error. Herrera hit a 1-2 slider 430 feet to center.
Cade Winquest (1-0) earned his first major league win with 1 2/3 innings of scoreless relief, and Riley O’Brien got the final three outs for his 36th save. Cole Carrigg hit an inside-the-park home run and tripled while TJ Rumfield also went deep, tripled and singled for Colorado. Padres 3, Yankees 2 (10 innings)
Luis Campusano belted a two-run homer in the bottom of the 10th inning, giving San Diego a win over visiting New York.
Facing Paul Blackburn (7-3), Campusano belted a first-pitch sinker an estimated 394 feet to left field. Mason Miller (5-2) pitched two innings to earn the win despite allowing Spencer Jones’ RBI single in the top of the 10th that gave New York a short-lived 2-1 edge.
Max Fried threw 5 2/3 innings of one-run ball for the Yankees, who had won four of their previous five games. Ben Rice hit a solo homer among his three hits. Athletics 7, Mariners 6
Max Muncy, Alika Williams, Jeff McNeil and Zack Gelof homered in a five-run third inning and the Athletics held on for a victory at Seattle.
Brady Basso (1-2) pitched three scoreless innings of relief as the A’s won their third consecutive game. Hogan Harris worked the ninth for his 15th save.
Cal Raleigh homered for the Mariners, who have dropped seven of the past nine. Logan Gilbert (11-9) was tagged for seven runs on eight hits over 4 2/3 innings, including all four homers, though he struck out 10. –Field Level Media
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