Month: June 2019

10:56 PM ET Associated Press NEW YORK — Bruce Bochy joined John McGraw as the only Giants managers to win 1,000 regular-season games when San Francisco beat the New York Mets 9-3 Tuesday night behind Stephen Vogt‘s tiebreaking, two-run double in the 10th inning. On a night that began as a rematch between the Giants’
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9:29 AM BST With just two rounds of the regular season remaining, several teams still remain in the running to book their playoff spot. Round 17 is headlined by a key Australian derby between the Brumbies and Waratahs with plenty of playoff implications, while a logjam in the middle of the table could make this
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12:11 AM ET New York Mets announcer Ron Darling was back in the booth Tuesday night, his first game back since surgery to treat thyroid cancer last month. Before the game against the San Francisco Giants at Citi Field, Darling said it was “extremely humbling” to feel the support he had received from the Mets
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ESPN FC’s Craig Burley and Alejandro Moreno agree that Tottenham’s Harry Kane will have to make a move in order to fulfill his true potential. Craig Burley rates the latest transfer rumours, including Tottenham’s summer plans, Man United’s right-back search and Mohamed Salah’s future. The FC guys assess Mauricio Pochettino’s future at Tottenham and debate
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10:52 PM ET ESPN News Services It was a tough night for umpires across Major League Baseball on Tuesday as plate umpires Mike Everitt and Tom Hallion left their respective games with injuries and second base umpire Scott Barry was also sidelined from his game. Everitt left a game between the Chicago White Sox and
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9:55 PM ET Associated Press SEATTLE — Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred said he does not expect teams to make changes to the protective netting around ballparks during the season, although he expects conversations to continue about whether netting should be extended. Manfred’s comments on Tuesday came less than a week after a young
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Gianni Infantino has be re-elected as president of FIFA. Gianni Infantino has been re-elected as FIFA president for a second term after running unopposed, and praised the manner in which the the organisation has moved away from the scandals which had plagued predecessor Sepp Blatter. Infantino replaced Blatter as head of world football’s governing body
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