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SUNRISE, Fla. — Connor McDavid’s words after his Edmonton Oilers beat the Florida Panthers in Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals became a rallying cry. “We have to go to Florida, do a job and get them back to Alberta,” he said. The Oilers did just that with a 5-3 win in Game 5… Continue reading Connor McDavid dominated as the Oilers won Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Finals.

Aaron Judge took a right-handed fastball during Tuesday night’s game at Yankee Stadium. (Vincent Carchietta/USA Today) Yankees star Aaron Judge was ejected early Tuesday night after catching a fastball in New York’s 4-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles. Thankfully for the Yankees, Judge appears to have dealt a serious blow. Judge was about to strike… Continue reading Yankees star Aaron Judge left the game against the Orioles after being hit in the arm by a pitch.

Scotty Scheffler, Xander Schaufel, Wyndham Clarke and Colin Morikawa will represent the United States in the Olympic men’s golf tournament at the Paris Games this summer. Bryson DeChambeau, who won the US Open last weekend and finished sixth or better at the other two majors this year, will not be on the American team. The… Continue reading Bryson DeChambeau misses US Olympic golf team; Wyndham Clark included.

BOSTON – The Boston Celtics’ 16-year championship streak ended in one dramatic moment. In the first four games of the NBA Finals, the Celtics failed to make a three-point foul. Open shots are missing; The contested shots completely missed the mark. But shortly before Monday’s Game 5 against the Dallas Mavericks, backup guard Peyton Pritchard… Continue reading The Celtics beat the Mavericks to win their 18th NBA title.

Trey Turner said on May 3, the day he sprained his ankle, he expected to be out for six weeks, and that’s exactly when he was out. He returned to the Phillies’ active roster Monday to begin a six-game home stand. Turner will continue in his role as the No. 2 hitter behind Kyle Schwarber.… Continue reading Trea Turner back, Phillies option Johan Rojas to Triple A – NBC Sports Philadelphia

Kansas City Chiefs defensive line Isaiah Buggs He was arrested Sunday morning on a domestic violence/larceny charge in Alabama. Tuscaloosa County Sheriff’s Office website. He was held on a $5,000 bond before being released. The arrest is the second for Buggs in less than three weeks. In May, the 27-year-old turned himself in on two… Continue reading Isaiah Buggs of the Kansas City Chiefs was arrested for the second time this season.

LOS ANGELES – After throwing 106 innings against the Yankees on June 7, Yoshinobu Yamamoto reported some soreness and tightness in his right triceps area. Based on that information, the Dodgers decided to move Yamamoto’s next start back from Thursday to Saturday, hoping that a few more days of rest would get his righty back… Continue reading Yoshinobu Yamamoto deals with right triceps tightness.

With Warner Bros. Discovery engaged in media rights negotiations with the NBA, TNT analyst Charles Barkley announced Friday that he plans to retire from television broadcasting in 2025. Since retiring from the NBA in 2000, Barkley, 61, a widely regarded Hall of Fame forward, has been a mainstay on TNT. Mixing quick wit, humor and… Continue reading Charles Barkley will retire from NBA broadcasting after next season

DALLAS – Kyrie Irving vowed to bring out the “bazooka” and hang “our bullets” by a thread as the Dallas Mavericks face an unexpected sweep at the hands of the Boston Celtics. As it turns out, the Mavericks played so freely during their 122-84 Game 4 victory at American Airlines Center on Friday that Derek… Continue reading Luka Doncic sweeps Mavericks dodge Finals blowout Celtics.

The final result Friday night, an 8-1 victory over the Miami Marlins that included a seven-run third inning and a 10-pitch performance from Mackenzie Gore, should mark the Washington Nationals’ home opener against the National League’s worst team. Aplomb But Gore was upset after the second round. And that colored the rest of the game.… Continue reading McKenzie Gore, Nick Senzel have moments and Nats chase Marlins