May 11, 2026; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; Tampa Bay Rays right fielder Jake Fraley (17) slides in to home plate to score against the Toronto Blue Jays during the first inning at Rogers Centre. Mandatory Credit: John E. Sokolowski-Imagn Images
The Tampa Bay Rays placed outfielder Jake Fraley on the 10-day injured list Sunday due to a hernia.
The move is retroactive to Saturday, when Fraley was scratched from the lineup for Tampa Bay’s game against the Miami Marlins. He went 0-for-3 in Friday’s series opener against the Marlins in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Fraley, 30, is batting .232 with two homers and five RBIs in 28 games during his first season with the Rays.
Also Sunday, the Rays recalled infielder Carson Williams from Triple-A Durham.
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Williams, 22, is batting .238 with five homers and 21 RBIs in 32 games this season.
He appeared in seven games with the Rays earlier this season, batting .130 (3-for-23) with three RBIs.
The two former world champions will square off in Australia on July 25, with Spence entering his first outing since losing to Terence Crawford in July 2023.
Back then, ‘The Truth’ was widely regarded as a slight pre-fight favourite, only to be relieved of his WBC, IBF and WBA welterweight titles via a ninth-round stoppage.
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Now gearing up to face Tszyu at a catchweight of 158lbs, the 36-year-old is bidding to join the world scene at either middle or super-welterweight.
Their first encounter, in 2024, saw the Australian lose a fiercely-contested split decision, before enduring a punishing three-round beatdown against Bakhram Murtazaliev later that year.
To his credit, though, Tszyu boasts a clear advantage over his next opponent with regards to activity, having been involved in seven fights since Spence’s one-sided defeat to Crawford.
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But regardless of his inactivity, former world champion Lopez has told Fight Hub TV that he expects to see an impressive performance from the American.
“I really wanna see [Spence] win. I think Errol Spence has been truly non-stop working out – he already looks like he’s in shape.
“With the sparring and everything, he’ll look great [against Tszyu].”
While Spence attempts to reignite his career, there is perhaps more pressure on Tszyu to produce a statement performance, with the 31-year-old planning on eventually becoming a two-time world champion at 154lbs.
Delhi Capitals’ KL Rahul celebrates his fifty (AP Photo)
KL Rahul scripted history against Rajasthan Royals on Sunday, becoming the player with the most 50+ scores against RR in IPL history, after yet another composed half-century in a high-pressure chase at the Arun Jaitley Stadium.The Delhi Capitals batter now has 9 fifty-plus scores in just 19 innings against Rajasthan Royals, moving clear of some of the biggest names in IPL history. AB de Villiers follows next with 8 in 20 innings, while Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kohli are tied on 7 each against RR.Most 50+ scores vs RR in IPL:9 – KL Rahul (19 inns)8 – AB de Villiers (20 inns)7 – Shikhar Dhawan (24 inns)7 – Virat Kohli (33 inns)6 – Ishan Kishan (14 inns)This milestone also marked a bigger personal landmark for Rahul, as it was his 50th fifty in the IPL overall, joining an elite group of Indian batters in the tournament’s history.Most 50+ scores in IPL overall:76 – Virat Kohli66 – David Warner53 – Shikhar Dhawan51 – Rohit Sharma50 – KL RahulRahul’s innings of 56 off 42 balls looked set to anchor Delhi’s chase after Rajasthan posted 193/8, but his stay ended just as the game tightened. He was bowled by Dasun Shanaka after misjudging a pace-off delivery that clipped the stumps.The dismissal came at a crucial stage, with Rahul’s wicket giving Rajasthan Royals a vital opening after Delhi had fought their way into the chase. Despite his departure, Rahul’s consistency once again stood out in a season where he has remained one of DC’s most reliable batters.Earlier, Rajasthan had threatened to post a much bigger total after racing to 160/2, but a superb spell from Mitchell Starc triggered a collapse that brought Delhi firmly back into the contest.
Lucy is one of the upcoming characters in the Wuthering Waves x Cyberpunk: Edgerunners collab. She’ll be released in the version 3.4 update, and her upgrade materials have already been leaked, so you can pre-farm them if you’re planning to pull Lucy. That said, the info is subject to change, so a couple of materials required might be different on official release.
This article covers everything you’ll need to upgrade Lucy and her skills in Wuthering Waves.
Note: The following info is based on leaks and is to be taken with a grain of salt.
Wuthering Waves Lucy ascension and skill materials leaked
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Listed below are all the materials you’ll need to level up Lucy, as per beta leaks shared by @Jiyan0117 on X:
LF Exoswarm Core x 4
MF Exoswarm Core x 12
HF Exoswarm Core x 12
FF Exoswarm Core x 4
Shell Credits x 170000
Our Choice x 46
Forget-Me-Not x 60
Additionally, you’ll need the following to upgrade Lucy’s skills:
There are multiple ways to obtain Exoswarm Cores. First, you can get them as additional rewards for completing any Forgery Challenge in Roya-Frostlands. Alternatively, you can obtain them from in-game shops and Supply Packs.
Our Choice
Our Choice (Image via Kuro Games)
Our Choice is overworld boss material, and you can farm it by defeating Nameless Explorer at SkyArk Space Station in Roya Frostlands.
Forget-Me-Not
Forget-Me-Not (Image via Kuro Games)
Forget-Me-Not is a local specialty item that you can find in Dimmr Plains, Roya Frostlands.
Incomplete Combustor, Aftertune Combustor, Remnant Combustor, and Reverb Combustor
Incomplete Combustor (Image via Kuro Games)
You can obtain the Incomplete Combustor and its other rarities in the Lesson in Embers Forgery Challenge in Lahai-Roi. Additionally, they can be obtained from Supply Packs.
Gold in Memory
Gold in Memory (Image via Kuro Games)
Gold in Memory is a weekly boss material that can be obtained after defeating Sigillum.
Fans fill U.S. Bank Stadium during a matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles in Minneapolis on Oct. 19, 2025. The home crowd reacted emotionally throughout a tense first half shaped by momentum swings, missed opportunities, and disputed calls as Minnesota attempted to regroup against one of the NFC’s premier opponents in a high-energy atmosphere. Mandatory Credit: Jeffrey Becker-Imagn Images.
Sportsbooks believe the 2026 Minnesota Vikings will finish around 8-9 or 9-8 this season, a familiar win forecast that seems to follow (haunt?) Minnesota every spring. Now, we know who Minnesota will play and when, thanks to the league’s schedule release on Thursday night. This article illuminates the nasty portions.
A few trouble spots jumped off the page immediately.
Ranked in ascending order, these are those gruesome spots (No. 1 = worst schedule aspect).
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The Nasty Stretch Arrives before December
What stands out to you on the Vikings’ schedule?
Minnesota Vikings head coach Kevin O’Connell reacts along the sideline after a pivotal second-quarter stretch against the Cleveland Browns during NFL International Series action on Oct. 5, 2025, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in Tottenham, United Kingdom. The scene captures O’Connell’s emotional response and urgency as momentum briefly shifted during the overseas matchup in front of an international crowd. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-Imagn Images.
4. The Early Bye Week
Nobody enjoys an early bye week, but some NFL teams just have to stomach them. Most believe the best byes are down the stretch of the regular season, perhaps in late November or early December, when a team ramps up to the final push for the postseason.
Instead, the Vikings will get one of the earliest byes possible. They’ll play five games and then reset just as the first chapter of the season ended.
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Thankfully, the club has a “mini-bye” after Thursday Night Football at the New England Patriots in December — 10 days of rest.
3. Two Evil — and Good — Rivals to Kick the Whole Thing Off
The Vikings have started a season against the Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears in a row (or vice versa) just once in franchise history — 2003 when Minnesota won both contests.
It’s rare, but the NFL has outfitted Minnesota’s schedule with two games against its foremost foes right away. In seasons past — mainly when the Bears weren’t very good — this would be a nothingburger. Now, though, both the Packers and Bears could reasonably win the NFC North. They’re decent-to-good squads on paper.
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Minnesota could’ve eased into the 2026 regular season with a Week 1 or 2 game against the Miami Dolphins or New York Jets. Nope — it’s the in-your-face main enemies for Kyler Murray to acclimate to the franchise immediately.
Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs (8) fights for extra yardage before being brought down by Chicago Bears defensive back Kevin Byard III (31) during second-quarter action on Dec. 7, 2025, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The NFC North rivalry matchup featured physical trench play and tough defensive stops as both teams battled in cold-weather conditions. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-Imagn Images.
SI.com‘s Jonathan Harrison on Vikings-Packers in Week 1: “The game will be the first chance for the Vikings to likely see former Cardinals QB Kyler Murray man the Vikings’ offense. Murray was signed to a one-year, veteran minimum deal in March following his release from Arizona. The Vikings’ coaching staff and front office have been adamant they see Murray in a “true competition” with J.J. McCarthy for the team’s starting quarterback role.”
“As for the Packers, they will likely be without star pass rusher Micah Parsons for the first several weeks of the 2026 season. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Thursday, Parsons is a “candidate to be placed on the Physically Unable to Perform List” to start the season. Parsons tore his ACL in December and is currently recovering from the injury.”
2. Always Thursday Night Football on the Road
Once again, the NFL has lined up Minnesota to play on the road for Thursday Night Football. It’ll be the fourth straight occurrence.
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In the last three seasons, these have been the outcomes:
This needs course correction. Starting next year — and then likely spanning a few seasons — Minnesota is overdue for home primetime Thursday Night Football games. That’s all there is to it.
Daily Norseman‘s Christopher Gates noted on TNF and the weather from the schedule, “The Thursday night trip to New England in early December might be a bit tricky, as could the penultimate game of the year against the Jets. Other than that, however, Mother Nature seems like it could be on the Vikings’ side this year.”
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1. Weeks 8 thru 11
Finally, the part of the schedule where you close your eyes and pray to Norse Gods:
Week 8 — at Detroit Lions Week 9 — vs. Buffalo Bills (MNF) Week 10 — at Green Bay Packers Week 11 — at San Francisco 49ers (SNF)
Unless injuries have decimated four teams consecutively, this will be a brutal stretch for Minnesota — or any team. For example, if you asked a member of each of those teams’ fan bases if that squad can win a Super Bowl in 2026, they would reply, “Yes.”
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Minnesota Vikings cornerback Chandon Sullivan (39) wraps up Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) during first-half action on Nov. 13, 2022, at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York. The play highlighted Minnesota’s aggressive defensive approach against Allen’s scrambling ability in one of the Vikings’ most memorable road victories of the season. Mandatory Credit: Gregory Fisher-USA TODAY Sports.
On top of that, three of the four contests are on the road. Ruthless.
For the Vikings’ season to feel optimistic, Kevin O’Connell’s team probably has to have a 4-2 record entering Week 8 at Detroit, because a 2-2 split against DET, BUF, GB, and SF would be considered a favorable outcome.
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Cristiano Argento has been tearing up opponents in the ring for the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) as he worked his way up the ladder to get a few shots at some gold.
But the path to get to one of the most prestigious pro wrestling companies in the U.S. was long and a path that not many wrestlers have taken.
Argento was born and raised in Osimo, Italy – a town of about 35,000 people located on the east side of the country closer to the Adriatic Sea. He told Fox News Digital he started training in a ring at a boxing gym before he got started on the independent scene in Italy. He wrestled in Germany, Sweden, France and Denmark before he came to the realization that, to become a professional wrestler, he needed to make his way to the United States.
Cristiano Argento performs in the National Wrestling Alliance(Instagram)
He first worked his way to Canada to get trained by pro wrestling legend Lance Storm. He moved to Canada, leaving most of his friends and family behind and without a firm grasp on the English language.
“At the time, my English was horrible. I didn’t speak any English at all,” he said. “But I was with my friend, Stefano, he came with me and he translated everything for me. I probably missed 50% of the knowledge that Lance Storm was giving to us because I was unable to understand. I was only given a recap and everything I was able to see. I’m sure if I was doing it now with a proper knowledge of English, it would have been a different scenario.
“Eventually, I moved back to Italy after the training and I said, OK, now, I want to go to the U.S. So, I studied English more properly, and eventually I got my first work visa that was in Texas. I was in Houston for a short period of time. I trained with Booker T at Reality of Wrestling. I got on his show, which was my debut in the U.S. That was awesome. I eventually got a new work visa in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where I currently live since 2017. Since then, my wrestling career, thankfully, kept growing, growing, growing and growing until now wrestling for the NWA. One of the bigger promotions in the U.S.”
Argento said that his family thought he was “nuts” for chasing his pro wrestling dream.
He said they were more concerned about his well-being given that he was half-way around the world without anyone he knew by his side in case something went sideways.
“My family, friends, everybody was like why do you want to move to the opposite side of the world not knowing the language, not knowing anybody, by yourself, to try to become a professional wrestler? And I was like, well, we have one life, I love, and that’s what I’m gonna do,” he told Fox News Digital. “Eventually, my family was really supportive. But when I first said, ‘Hey, mom and dad, I want to do that.’ They looked at me like, ‘Are you nuts? Are you drunk or something? What are you talking about?’ And I said, no that’s what I want to do. And they knew I loved this sport because in Italy I was traveling around Europe, spending time in Canada training, so they started to understand slowly that’s what I want to do with my life. They were proud of me.
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Cristiano Argento works out in the gym.(Instagram)
“They’re still proud of me. I think more like the fact that you’re gonna try that, that it’s hard than more like you’re gonna leave us. The fact like, oh, my son is gonna go on the opposite side of the world for a six-hour time difference and we’re gonna see him maybe, when, like, I don’t know. Not often. I think it was more that. And for me too, it was really hard. It was heartbreaking not being able to see my family every day or every month. Like once a year if I’m lucky. I think that was the biggest part for them because of concern or that I was here by myself and if I have any issue or any problem, I didn’t have nobody. So they were scared. Like, you get sick, if you have a problem, anything, and they’re not being able to be here next to me. But they were really supportive since day one.”
Argento is living out his dream in the U.S. He suggested that the moniker of the U.S. being the “land of opportunity” wasn’t far from what is preached in movies and literature – it was the real thing.
“I was inspired by people who came to the U.S. and made it big,” Argento told Fox News Digital. “The U.S. was always like the land of opportunity. That’s how they sell it to us and this is what it is. I feel like, in myself, that was true because anything I tried to do so far I was able to reach a lot more than if I wasn’t here. I’m not yet where I’d like to be but I see like there’s so many opportunities in this country. Not just in wrestling but like in any business to reach the goal. I’m really happy of the choices I did here.
National Wrestling Alliance star Cristiano Argento poses in Times Square in New York.(Instagram)
“But my big inspirations were big-time actors who moved to the country, who didn’t know English, with no money, no support system. I had one dream, I have to go right there to make it happen and I’m gonna go and do it and I’m gonna make it happen. So those people were always the biggest inspiration even if it wasn’t in wrestling, just how they handled their passion, how they pursued their dream without being scared of anything, how far you are, how alone by yourself … You don’t know the language, you’re like, let’s go, let’s do it.”
Outside of the NWA, Argento has performed for the International Wrestling Cartel, Enjoy Wrestling and Exodus Pro Wrestling this year.
Ryan Gaydos is a senior editor for Fox News Digital.
“She has (been unlucky) but in saying that a lot of it has been self-inflicted,” Alexiou said.
“She can get a high head carriage, and she likes a nice, flowing gallop, so a position three-wide will be a good thing for her if she can get in a nice spot and the track is playing that way.”
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Alexiou is not too troubled by her landing in barrier 18, potentially moving inside to 15 without the emergencies starting.
According to him, the draw will not stop their commitment to the Scone first-up assignment, pencilled in well ahead.
“At this stage she will take her place. We’ve had the intent all preparation to run here first-up,” Alexiou said.
“She had a very solid trial the other day to make sure she was up to the mark, and there is only the one turn at Scone so hopefully the bad barrier isn’t the be-all, end-all.
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“If things go the right way, she can run really well in a race like this.”
With Tyler Schiller in the saddle, Sequista was at $12 odds on Friday.
Even if results vary this weekend, the trainer anticipates strong performances ahead, be it Sydney benchmarks or Queensland black-type pursuits.
“The prizemoney in Sydney is still very good and she is still way down in the benchmarks, she is only a 73 rater,” Alexiou said.
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“But that’s our ambition, to get black-type with her, and we believe on her day she’s got that type of ability.
“It’s a good place to kick her off at Scone, and I’m sure she’s in for a good preparation whatever eventuates on Saturday.”
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Ambati Rayudu has ignited a major IPL debate after declaring Sunil Narine as the greatest player in the history of the tournament.
Narine, who retired from international cricket in 2023 after last representing West Indies in 2019, continues to dominate the IPL for Kolkata Knight Riders. His impact on the franchise stretches back to his debut season in 2012, when KKR lifted their maiden IPL title with Narine playing a starring role. The mystery spinner picked up 24 wickets in 15 matches that year while maintaining a remarkable economy rate of 5.47.
He delivered another title-winning campaign in 2014, claiming 21 wickets in 16 matches at an economy of 6.35. Narine once again proved decisive during KKR’s third IPL triumph two years ago, contributing with both bat and ball. Alongside 17 wickets in 15 games at an economy of 6.69, he smashed 488 runs at a strike rate of 180.74, including one century and three half-centuries.
Speaking on ESPNcricinfo TimeOut, Rayudu praised Narine’s all-round influence on matches.
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“Best IPL player, according to me, of all time. Proper match-winner with the ball and with the bat. There have been many great players in the IPL, but this guy always stands out. He’s at the top of the list for me,” Rayudu said.
Even in IPL 2026, Narine remains as effective as ever. The veteran spinner has taken 13 wickets in 11 matches at an economy rate of 6.70 despite batting conditions becoming increasingly favourable in modern T20 cricket.
His latest performance came during KKR’s win over Gujarat Titans at Eden Gardens, which also marked his 200th IPL appearance. Narine returned figures of 2/29 in four overs and played a crucial role in restricting Shubman Gill’s side during their chase of 248. On a night heavily tilted towards batters, Narine’s spell stood out enough to earn him the Player of the Match award once again.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs continue reshaping their front office under general manager John Chayka, with one of the organization’s longest-serving executives moving on.
The club announced Sunday that assistant general manager Brandon Pridham and the Maple Leafs have mutually agreed to part ways, ending a 12-year tenure that saw him become one of the most important figures behind the scenes.
Assistant general manager of player personnel Derek Clancey will also be departing the organization.
“Brandon has played an integral role in the organization over the past 12 seasons,” Chayka said in a statement. “We are sincerely appreciative of Brandon’s professionalism, commitment and dedication to the Maple Leafs throughout his tenure. Derek also brought valuable experience and insight to our hockey operations department during his time with the club. We thank both Brandon and Derek for their contributions to the organization and wish them and their families all the very best moving forward.”
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Pridham’s departure marks the end of an era in Toronto’s hockey operations department.
Initially hired from the NHL league office in 2014, Pridham quickly became one of the organization’s most trusted executives and a central architect behind the club’s salary cap strategy. Widely regarded around the league as one of hockey’s foremost cap specialists, Pridham played a critical role in helping navigate the financial complexities of building around a core that included Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner, William Nylander and John Tavares.
His profile rose to the point where he was regularly viewed as a future NHL general manager candidate, interviewing for multiple openings around the league in recent years.
Antoine Semenyo returns to former club Bournemouth with Manchester City on Tuesday, with the Blues chasing a vital victory in the Premier League title race
Antoine Semenyo has been getting a bit of grief from his former teammates in the build-up to Manchester City’s trip to his former club on Tuesday.
The Blues travel to Bournemouth still chasing a domestic treble after Semenyo proved the matchwinner in the FA Cup final against Chelsea. His improvised backheel flick settled the showpiece and now Semenyo and City will head to the south coast aiming to keep up the pressure on Arsenal.
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The frontman only departed the Vitality Stadium in January, and has lifted two trophies since moving to the Etihad. City have not lost domestically since Semenyo’s Premier League debut at Old Trafford, while Bournemouth are unbeaten since his departure and chasing a European place. Something will have to give on Tuesday.
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“I was the problem,” joked Semnyo. “I am happy they are doing so well and hopefully they get into Europe too. It’s going to be tough. They’ve got something to fight for so they’re going to make it tough for us.
“It won’t be weird going back. It’ll be good to see everyone again. I still speak to them every day, to be honest, they’ve been giving me a lot of cr*p, just like they’re going to kick me and this and that but it’ll be good to see them all.
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“And obviously, it’s going to be a tough game. So I’m looking forward to the challenge and hopefully we win.”
Semenyo has joined a City side used to winning. After a tough campaign last season, the Blues have returned two trophies this term and the new-look squad will hope to kick on and claim more silverware in the future, regardless of whether they can overhaul Arsenal over the final two matches of the campaign.
For Semenyo, it’s been a whirlwind few months.
“It’s been surreal, to be honest,” he added. “Everything’s just happened so quickly. But again, when you come to the team in January, you have to adapt as quick as you can and do the best for the team. So I’m happy I’m doing so.
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“I think the last five months have been so intense, so many games and expectations are high.
“When you’re playing around top players, you naturally have to be on your toes and on it every single day. So that’s what they give you and they make it easy for you, especially us wingers.
“They are top players getting on the ball, dictating the play, and it makes it easier for us, creates a lot of one vs one situations and that’s essentially what wingers want. We bounce off each other every day on the pitch and off the pitch.
“When you have top pros who have won it all essentially, you just learn a lot and it rubs off on you a little bit. We just have to focus on what we’re doing and see what happens by the end of next week.
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“We’ll just focus on us. We’re not focused on Arsenal and what they do. We just have to win our games and apply pressure the best way we can.”
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