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Mets send a message after MLB-leading 19th hit by pitch, benches clear in loss to Cardinals

ST. LOUIS — The Mets finally sent a message, and this one seemed inevitable. Benches and bullpens cleared in the bottom of the eighth after Mets reliever Yoan Lopez sent a fastball up and in to Nolan Arenado, who then shouted and motioned at Lopez to pitch lower than head-high. Arenado shoved Mets catcher Tomas…
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Magic’s Wendell Carter Jr. established himself as a ‘top-10 center’ — what’s next?

The on-court progress Orlando Magic big man Wendell Carter Jr. made during the 2021-22 season was evident. Carter averaged several career highs, including points (15), rebounds (10.5) and assists (2.8) and effective field goal percentage (57.6%) — a field-goal percentage formula that adjusts for 3-pointers being worth more than made 2-pointers. He started to dominate…
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Sparks confident as season nears: ‘We’re gonna have a ring at the end’

TORRANCE — Last summer, the Sparks’ first season without perennial All-Stars Candace Parker and Chelsea Gray, the team went 12-20, finished last in the league in scoring and whiffed on the playoffs for just the fifth time in the franchise’s 25-year history. So the Sparks retooled. Or, as they’d put it: reloaded. On Wednesday morning…
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Drought prompts outdoor watering limits, possible fines for 6 million in Southern California

About 6 million people in Los Angeles, San Bernardino and Ventura counties must cut water use at least 35% by restricting outdoor watering to one day a week or other means, a hard target that could exact penalties or a total outdoor irrigation ban if not met, Southern California’s largest water wholesaler said Wednesday. Officials…
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Pete Alonso clears concussion protocol; Buck Showalter talks to MLB about numbers of players hit by pitches

ST. LOUIS — For the second time in two and a half weeks, Pete Alonso was back in the Mets lineup and playing first base the day after getting hit on the helmet by a pitch. Alonso passed concussion protocol on Tuesday after a Kodi Whitley changeup cracked his helmet in the eighth inning of…
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Giancarlo Stanton hits 350th-career home run

Giancarlo Stanton had time to anticipate it. The Yankees slugger had gone 14 games without a home run, sitting on 249 career homers. In his first at-bat Wednesday night, Stanton ended the slump and crushed his milestone 350th home run in the first inning. Stanton’s 350th dinger was a 417-foot shot to right-center field that…
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Chicago Cubs injury report: Wade Miley moves closer to a rehab assignment, but Adbert Alzolay isn’t throwing yet

The Chicago Cubs will be waiting a little longer for their short-term injured pitchers to join the team. Left-hander Wade Miley threw 46 pitches Wednesday afternoon, getting in three up-downs during a simulated game at Truist Park. The Cubs want to see how he feels before determining his next steps, but Miley is getting closer…
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Chicago White Sox snap an 8-game losing streak on Andrew Vaughn’s 3-run homer: ‘Definitely something to build off’

Chicago White Sox starter Dylan Cease had a no-hitter through five innings. But nothing comes easy when you’re on a losing streak, and by the time Wednesday’s game against the Kansas City Royals reached the bottom of the seventh, a three-run Sox lead had vanished and the score was tied. Manager Tony La Russa noticed…
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3 things we heard from the Bears, including Robert Quinn wanting to stay in Chicago and Ryan Poles on Byron Pringle’s arrest

The Chicago Bears held two events Tuesday at Halas Hall. General manager Ryan Poles met with reporters to talk about his plans for his first draft with the team. And members of the organization gathered to honor the recipients of the annual Brian Piccolo Award. Along with Poles’ draft preparation and his thoughts on position…
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‘Consistent’ Taylor Fox captures San Juan Hills’ first CIF-SS diving title

Support our high school sports coverage by becoming a digital subscriber. Subscribe now MISSION VIEJO — San Juan Hills sophomore Taylor Fox stepped onto the springboards at the CIF-SS Division 1 girls diving finals Wednesday and didn’t wait long before taking flight. “Because I know I’ve done it in practice,” she said, “so I just kind…
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