Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says first baseman Max Muncy is “very unlikely” to play in the NL wild card game and, if they advance, “unlikely” for the division series as well.
Alexander Zverev, the No. 4 tennis player in the world who won the gold medal at the Olympics, actually threw a ball after today’s win at the U.S. Open to Dez Bryant. And of course, Dez caught it.
NFL is fining the Washington Football Team $10 million as a result of the league’s investigation into the team’s culture. The money will be donated to charity.
Cory Schneider is taking some time away from the @NYIslanders to spend time with his family. His nephew Theodore died in a house fire earlier this week. Thoughts and prayers to his family. Cory started this page to help. #Isles#NHL Theodore’s Light https://t.co/hibh1kqNhY
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They offered Breonna’s ex 10 years in prison or probation to admit Breonna had something to do with the drug trafficking. He took the 10 years. The work LMPD is doing to dodge justice has reached new levels and devils.
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Summer pod with Arturas Karnisovas on a remarkable journey to the Bulls, including KGB’s role in letting him leave for Seton Hall — where he loaded up on math and science classes until he learned English. A year later, he became a Big East Scholar-Athlete. https://t.co/znkU3K1CkW
NBA statement: A team owner’s effort to influence refereeing decisions during and after a game creates perception of an unfair competitive advantage and thereby undermines the integrity of the game. Demeaning league employees also creates an intimidating workplace environment.
NBA photographer Andrew Bernstein has captured a lot of legendary photos, but it was L.A.'s biggest star, Kobe Bryant, whom Bernstein photographed the most.
15 iconic @ADBPhotoInc Kobe shots: https://t.co/1vz2p5JKuV