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‘Diversity’ off MLB careers page after exec order
Major League Baseball has taken references to diversity off its careers page as it evaluates programs in light of an executive order.… Continue Reading »
Royals acquire veteran OF Canha from Brewers
The Royals have acquired outfielder Mark Canha from the Brewers for a player to be named later or cash.… Continue Reading »
Darvish (elbow) to open season on IL for Padres
Padres right-hander Yu Darvish will start the season on the injured list because of inflammation in his right elbow.… Continue Reading »
Blue Jays’ Varsho to open season on injured list
Blue Jays center fielder Daulton Varsho, who is still recovering from shoulder surgery, will open the season on the injured list.… Continue Reading »
How rookie goaltender Dustin Wolf saved the Calgary Flames’ season
The Northern California native, and 214th overall pick in 2019, has his team right in the playoff mix.… Continue Reading »
Men’s NCAA tournament live tracker: Purdue in control, and more updates from round of 32
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A&M’s Williams addresses ‘dangerous’ online hate
Texas A&M guard Jace Carter says he has been the target of death threats and racial slurs on social media this season.… Continue Reading »
Calipari, Pitino not close but share ‘great’ respect
Rick Pitino and John Calipari again will be in the spotlight when St. John’s takes on Arkansas on Saturday. It’s a relationship rooted in respect, even though the coaching greats acknowledge they’re not close.… Continue Reading »
UConn’s ‘amazing run’ alive after record-tying win
Friday night’s win was UConn’s 13th straight in the NCAA tournament, tied with the 1991-93 Duke Blue Devils for the longest streak since the tournament expanded in 1985.… Continue Reading »